Howff · Edinburgh
Where to drink good beer in Edinburgh: taprooms, brewery bars and pubs with a rotating line-up. Ranked by character, not ad spend.
A traditional Scottish ale bar on Broughton Street in Edinburgh featuring a horseshoe bar, cask ales, and a spacious interior with bare floorboards and brewery mirrors, known fo…
Jeremiah's Taproom is a bar and restaurant on Elm Row, at the top of Leith Walk, featuring nineteen craft beer taps (including one cask line) and bottled beers from Scottish and…
Classic Edinburgh New Town Victorian Bar & Restaurant owned and operated by the Stewart family since 1896.
One of Edinburgh’s more stylish pubs situated in the heart of the bustling city centre.
Trad drouthy Scottish pub, often a setting in the Ian Rankin "Inspector Rebus" novels.
Somewhere to sit outside.
A bit of outside space.
Trad bar with a good range of ales and whiskies, and pub-grub. Popular place for TV sport.
Welcome to one of Edinburgh's best loved real ale pubs.
Craft beer bar and burger restaurant in Edinburgh's Old Town. 14 rotating draught lines, 200+ cans and bottles, smash burgers and fried chicken.
Splendidly tiled and wood-panelled pub.
Sandy Bell's is a bar and pub in Edinburgh that hosts live events.
Outdoor seats when it's nice.
Outdoor seats when it's nice.
The Windsor is a traditional pub on Leith Walk in Edinburgh specializing in cask ales, real ales, and speciality spirits including gin and rum, with BT Sport showing live sports…
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Craft beer bars elsewhere: Glasgow