Edinburgh – aka Auld Reekie – is also Scotland’s second most populous city and seventh in the UK and tourists come from all over the world to see Edinburgh castle,
experience the Edinburgh International Festival, The Fringe, and the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
It’s only right that the capital city of the home of whisky has a wonderful selection of whisky bars and we’ve got some gems for you in
this section.
The Athletic Arms is an Edinburgh legend and is better known locally as the Diggers because…
The Thistle Street Bar is one of the pubs that make Edinburgh’s New Town one of the best…
A mere stone’s throw from the castle, The Jolly Judge sits at the foot of an Edinburgh…
For a cosy slice of traditional Scottish hospitality and surroundings that match make a…
Like a riddle wrapped in an enigma, The Devil’s Advocate is a quirky bar and restaurant…
Close enough to Murrayfield to be a Rugby fan favourite and tucked away just enough so that…
Who would have thought that a former waiting room for the Leith to Aberdeen steamboat ferry…
Whiski Rooms is situated on the Mound and is quite a unique venue. Not only does it have a…
The Queens Arms on the cobbled streets of Edinburgh prides itself on being a pub for locals…
The Royal Mile Tavern, as the name suggests is located on the historical Royal Mile in the…
Access to the spectacular treasure trove of whiskies curated by the Scotch Malt Whisky…
Located on the historical George IV Bridge in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, The George…
Sitting at the end of the Grassmarket in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, the Fiddlers Arms…
The Black Cat on Edinburgh's Rose Street prides itself on providing a relaxed place for…
The Albanach is the self-proclaimed 'sophisticated city centre celebration of Scotland'.
The Canny Man's was established in 1871 by James Kerr and is a unique family-run business.
Situated in Edinburgh's West End, Angel's Share is a thriving hotel, bar and restaurant.
