Edinburgh

Situated in Edinburgh's West End, Angel's Share is a thriving hotel, bar and restaurant.

Established in 1899 this bar looks great for its age. The big wooden gantry and red and white colour scheme give it a timeless quality…

Located on the historical George IV Bridge in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, The George IV is a traditional Scottish pub bursting with charm…

Access to the spectacular treasure trove of whiskies curated by the Scotch Malt Whisky Society (SMWS ) and housed within this elegant Georgian building in…

Kay’s Bar, is located up a small lane in Edinburgh, located in what was originally a Georgian coach house, is a great wee Victorian bar…

Kilderkin comes from the same stable as The Blue Blazer and also delivers a good pint as well as an array of whiskies.

With its standout blue paintwork Monty's is hard to miss and you’ll thank your lucky stars that you didn’t walk on by this gem of…

Fancy posing for a selfie with your head popped up inside a big old wall mounted brass Captain Nemo-style vintage diver’s helmet?  Just one of…

O’Connors oozes charm and warmth thanks to owners Elaine and Christy O’Connor and their long and varied pedigree of owing and running bars in Edinburgh.

Who would have thought that a former waiting room for the Leith to Aberdeen steamboat ferry would go on to become right little raver of…

Close enough to Murrayfield to be a Rugby fan favourite and tucked away just enough so that it can also claim hidden gem status, Teuchters…

The Albanach is the self-proclaimed 'sophisticated city centre celebration of Scotland'.

The Athletic Arms is an Edinburgh legend and is better known locally as the Diggers because of its proximity to two Edinburgh cemeteries – gravediggers…

The Black Cat on Edinburgh's Rose Street prides itself on providing a relaxed place for locals and visitors alike to enjoy a hand-picked selection of…

This is another great traditional pub not far from Edinburgh's Grassmarket.

Established in 1987 the award winning whisky and beer bar is located in Edinburgh's historic Old Town.

The Canny Man's was established in 1871 by James Kerr and is a unique family-run business.

Like a riddle wrapped in an enigma, The Devil’s Advocate is a quirky bar and restaurant nestled in Edinburgh’s Old Town in an old Victorian…

Sitting at the end of the Grassmarket in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, the Fiddlers Arms serves a modern twist on traditional Scottish food and…

For a cosy slice of traditional Scottish hospitality and surroundings that match make a beeline for The Ghillie Dhu – which according to Scottish folklore…