Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
The Dome
14 George StMariachi Restaurant
7 Victoria StVittoria on the Bridge
19 George IV BridgeFamous as a place of inspiration for J.K.Rowling who wrote much of her early Harry Potter books in the back room of the coffee shop overlooking Edinburgh Castle.
163 locals recommend
The Elephant House
21 George IV BridgeFamous as a place of inspiration for J.K.Rowling who wrote much of her early Harry Potter books in the back room of the coffee shop overlooking Edinburgh Castle.
A lofty and ornate tile-adorned Victorian bar offering a good selection of real ales, whiskies and seafood specialities.
125 locals recommend
Cafe Royal
19 W Register StA lofty and ornate tile-adorned Victorian bar offering a good selection of real ales, whiskies and seafood specialities.
A beautifully restored village pub and restaurant in Duddingston serving pub food and a selection of real ales for 600 years.
167 locals recommend
The Sheep Heid Inn
43-45 The CausewayA beautifully restored village pub and restaurant in Duddingston serving pub food and a selection of real ales for 600 years.
Tuk Tuk Indian Street Food
1 Leven StSöderberg The Meadows
27 Simpson LoanThe Outsider Restaurant
15-16 George IV BridgeModern and elegant seafood restaurant with an oyster bar serving sustainable fish dishes. One of the best seafood restaurants in town.
124 locals recommend
Ondine
2 George IV BridgeModern and elegant seafood restaurant with an oyster bar serving sustainable fish dishes. One of the best seafood restaurants in town.
TIMBERYARD
10 Lady Lawson StThe Gardener's Cottage
1 London RoadWee Buddha
2B Jamaica StThe Devil's Advocate
9 Advocate's ClBar & Restaurant
Chaophraya Thai Restaurant
33 Castle StGreat views and fab Thai food.
Usquabae Whisky Bar And Larder
2-4 Hope StreetWhiskey bar and larder
Miller & Carter Edinburgh City Centre
29-31 Frederick StStakehouse
Drinks & Nightlife
Canny Mans
237 Morningside RdBar, pub, restaurant with lots of character and lovely atmosphere.
Sandy Bell's
25 Forrest RdOne of the oldest folk bars in town. Live music everyday.
Cosy pub with lots of character dating back to 1690. Serving Scottish/European menu all day and specialising in traditional folk music (available most nights of the week).
14 locals recommend
Ensign Ewart
521-523 LawnmarketCosy pub with lots of character dating back to 1690. Serving Scottish/European menu all day and specialising in traditional folk music (available most nights of the week).
The Jazz Bar
1a Chambers StSightseeing
Dean Village
Dean PathScott Monument
Royal Mile
St Giles' Cathedral
High StreetJohn Knox House
61 High StreetEdinburgh Castle
CastlehillPalace of Holyrood
CanongateScottish Parliament Building
Edinburgh VisitScotland iCentre
249 High StEdinburgh Free Tour
101 Rose St S LnThe Real Mary King's Close
2 High StParks & Nature
Arthur's Seat
Holyrood Park
Queen's DriveThe Meadows
Melville DrivePentland Hills Regional Park
Arts & Culture
King's Theatre
2 Leven StTills
1 Hope Park CresPhotography gallery.
Fruitmarket Gallery
45 Market StScottish National Portrait Gallery
1 Queen StScottish National Gallery of Modern Art
75 Belford RdThe Edinburgh Larder
15 Blackfriars Sthttps://www.edfringe.com
The Usher Hall
Lothian RoadThe Museum of Edinburgh
142-146 CanongateMuseum of Childhood
42 High StShopping
John Lewis & Partners
60 Leith StEdinburgh Farmers' Market
Castle TerraceYe Olde Christmas Shoppe
145 CanongateHouse of Fraser
48 Princes StEssentials
LeMe
165 Morrison StElite Drycleaners
5 Leven StCurrency Exchange Bureau Edinburgh, High Street
High StreetLeven Medical Practice
10 Ponton StForrest Road Post Office
33 Forrest RdRight Medicine Pharmacy MacKenzie
45 Forrest RdPharmacy.
PureGym Edinburgh Quartermile
15 Lauriston PlMedusa
6-7 Teviot PlHairdresser's for ladies and gents.
Sainsbury's Local
45 Bernard StLorraine Graham Flowers
45 Causewayside