4.5/5

(3,450 reviews)

Lively historic Victorian bar with etched glass and cornicing, real ale and upstairs gallery dining.

4.5/5

(1,259 reviews)

You'll know it by the cast-iron black bull that looms over the doorway, putting a smile on the face of passers-by heading up to nearby Princes Street.

4.4/5

(2,843 reviews)

From the moment you enter through the revolving doors of this 180-year-old Edinburgh institution, you can tell that you’re in for an “expérience gastronomique”.

4.0/5

(727 reviews)

Pub with classic pub dishes and a welcoming and friendly atmosphere.

4.0/5

(285 reviews)

Film fans may recognise the exterior of Bunker from the opening sequence of Trainspotting, the big-screen adaptation of the Irvine Welsh novel, and once inside, they could well believe themselves to b

4.0/5

(5,923 reviews)

Chain pub known for its range of ales and music free policy above Waverley train station.

4.3/5

(1,841 reviews)

Tiles is a busy city centre bar with a unique, original tiled interior. The bar is located in the former Prudential building on the south east corner of St Andrew Square.

4.7/5

(299 reviews)

The Regent is known for its homely atmosphere, with comfy sofas, real ales, and friendly staff. We serve lunch, dinner, coffee and drinks. To book a table or room, just get in touch.

4.5/5

(1,184 reviews)

Compact local serving a constantly changing choice of cask ales and craft beers, with bar meals.

4.1/5

(1,114 reviews)

Perfectly located in the heart of Edinburgh, The Refinery is a laid back but glamorous hub in the city's thriving drinking and dining scene. A simply stunning setting combining industrial sophistication with Scottish comforts.