Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
Hearty and Haute- usually two polar opposites, but here combined! This is a welcoming combination of gastro-pub and high end restaurant, revelling in Scotland's stodgy, stomping cuisine!
378 locals recommend
The Scran and Scallie
1 Comely Bank RdHearty and Haute- usually two polar opposites, but here combined! This is a welcoming combination of gastro-pub and high end restaurant, revelling in Scotland's stodgy, stomping cuisine!
Stockbridge Kitchen
7 Baker's PlDelightful cakes and enormous pastries!
High quality and delicious food- a mixture of authentic Scots with European influences.
58 locals recommend
Taisteal
1 Forth StreetHigh quality and delicious food- a mixture of authentic Scots with European influences.
Leo's Beanery
23A Howe StThe brownies are an utter revelation!
Wholesome, fresh ingredients (many of them foraged) make up a delicious seasonal menu. Come for lunch and get incredible value for money!
36 locals recommend
Forage & Chatter
1A Alva StWholesome, fresh ingredients (many of them foraged) make up a delicious seasonal menu. Come for lunch and get incredible value for money!
Drinks & Nightlife
A gruff but warm old public house- standing out from many of the more hipster oriented drinking dens in the city with it's laid-back sense of style. Not a copper pipe in sight!
150 locals recommend
The Stockbridge Tap
2-6 Raeburn PlA gruff but warm old public house- standing out from many of the more hipster oriented drinking dens in the city with it's laid-back sense of style. Not a copper pipe in sight!
A cheery pub often packed with merry locals- on a Thursday traditional music is played- with an open mic policy if you're a dab hand on the fiddle, bodhrán or pipes!
49 locals recommend
The Antiquary Bar
72-78 St Stephen StA cheery pub often packed with merry locals- on a Thursday traditional music is played- with an open mic policy if you're a dab hand on the fiddle, bodhrán or pipes!
Beautiful grand wine bar, evocative of some Alpine drinking hall- stacked to the gunnels with many a proud vintage- and charcuterie to die for!
19 locals recommend
Le Di vin
9 Randolph PlBeautiful grand wine bar, evocative of some Alpine drinking hall- stacked to the gunnels with many a proud vintage- and charcuterie to die for!
A stunning selection of the amber gold- Scots (naturally), Irish, Canadian, Japanese and many more besides. One of the best whisky bars in a city in love with the water of life!
22 locals recommend
Usquabae Whisky Bar And Larder
2-4 Hope StreetA stunning selection of the amber gold- Scots (naturally), Irish, Canadian, Japanese and many more besides. One of the best whisky bars in a city in love with the water of life!
Bar, eatery and ceilidh hall! Well worth a visit- particularly if you want to try ceilidh dancing out for yourself!
80 locals recommend
Ghillie Dhu
1A Rutland StreetBar, eatery and ceilidh hall! Well worth a visit- particularly if you want to try ceilidh dancing out for yourself!
Sightseeing
Beautiful, tranquil little neighbourhood- come early in the day for brilliant light (and much smaller crowds!)
268 locals recommend
Dean Village
Dean PathBeautiful, tranquil little neighbourhood- come early in the day for brilliant light (and much smaller crowds!)