
Pubs in Edinburgh give you the true Scottish experience, and youโll find all sorts of modern bars, breweries and brewpubs, alehouses, cocktail bars and traditional old-world public houses. Scotland loves its pubs, and here you can explore a whole world of culture and of course, fantastic beer and whisky. Some pubs are right on the main street, drawing crowds from all over. Others are tucked back in scenic cobbled alleyways and require some work to track down.
Regardless, this city is filled with authentic pubs ranging from old-school dark oak bars and brass fittings to ultramodern tile floors and brightly-lit hipster hangouts. Check out some of the best pubs to raise a pint in Edinburgh.
Have a whisky at a 19th-century watering hole
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The Cafรฉ Royal Circle Bar is among the most stunning watering holes in the city centre and is a historic building unto itself, with stained glass and ornate interior dรฉcor. The building dates to 1863 and still maintains much of the original welcoming warmth and charm as when it first opened over 200 years ago. It offers a solid selection of whisky as well as a good lineup of cask ales.
This pub is named for its ornate circular bar accented by brass chandeliers. All around, youโll find cosy booths, centuries-old tiled portraits, antique cornicing and other Victorian-era dรฉcor. The food is simple but delicious and the spot is famed for its oyster platters.
์ฃผ์: 19 W Register St, Edinburgh EH2 2AA, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: Daily from 11 am to 10 pm
์ ํ: +44 131 556 1884

Cafรฉ Royal Circle Bar
Raise a glass to Edinburghโs darker history
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The Last Drop gets its name from a part of Edinburghโs darker history, and counts itself among the cityโs many haunted pubs, but offers warmth, cosiness and a welcoming vibe. The name of the building comes from the fact that it sits on the city centre spot of the final death by hanging that ever took place here, in 1784. The haunting inside is said to be that of a little girl who wanders the halls.
The pub itself has everything you want in a classic drinking house, with its booths, button-back leather upholstered benches, low ceilings and no-frills dark wood dรฉcor. It also has a fantastic range of wine, champagne, cocktails and of course beers and ciders.
์ฃผ์: 74-78 Grassmarket, Edinburgh EH1 2JR, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโThursday from noon to midnight, FridayโSaturday from noon to 1 am
์ ํ: +44 131 225 4851

The Last Drop
Enjoy great whisky and live improv music
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Sandy Bellโs is a small, no-frills pub in the heart of the Edinburgh Old Town district and is the spot to go for traditional Scottish and Irish folk music. It started life as a shop in the early 20th century but by the 1920s was a bar. The bar is known for its vast selection of whiskies including single-malt and aged Scotch varieties as well as those from such far away places as India and Japan.
Since the 1940s, itโs also been famous for foot-stomping โsessionsโ parties, the Scottish equivalent of a jam night. These occur spontaneously almost every night when musicians from all over town and even beyond come together to grab drinks and improvise music together.
์ฃผ์: 25 Forrest Rd, Edinburgh EH1 2QH, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโSaturday from noon to 1 am, Sunday from 12.30 pm to midnight
์ ํ: +44 131 225 2751

Sandy Bellโs
Discover the real-life inspiration for Mr. Hyde
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Deacon Brodies Tavern is in the historical heart of the Edinburgh city centre, and the building and its surrounding region are steeped in history and culture. This Nicholson Pub is named for Deacon Brodie, a real-life inspiration for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, who lived in the mid-18th century. The pub offers breakfast, lunch and dinner with menu items ranging from main dishes to burgers to shareables. It also boasts a fine selection of ales, wine, craft cocktails and liquors.
As one of several โthemedโ bars around town, this one caters more to visitors than locals and has less of an authentic vibe. Itโs still, however, a vibrant, warm and welcoming place to grab a pint and a bite.
์ฃผ์: 435 Lawnmarket, Edinburgh EH1 2NT, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโThursday from noon to midnight, FridayโSaturday from noon to 1 am
์ ํ: +44 131 225 6531

Deacon Brodies Tavern
Raise a pint to the football or rugby match
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The Three Sisters is a classic sports pub in the heart of Edinburgh where you can raise a pint to the F.C. Edinburgh surrounded by football fans cheering on every goal. Itโs even more well-known as a rugby pub where punters are ready to go for every scrum. Once a small neighbourhood pub popular with locals, during the Edinburgh Fringe it became a destination for locals and visitors alike. Itโs been known to host events from bachelor dos to hen parties, karaoke nights and other celebrations.
Itโs an airy space that can handle large crowds, making it something of a standout in Scotland where most bars are much cosier. It also boasts a solid selection of beers and cocktails.
์ฃผ์: 139 Cowgate, Edinburgh EH1 1JS, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโThursday from 9 am to 3 am, FridayโSaturday from 9 am to 5 am
์ ํ: +44 131 622 6802

The Three Sisters
Check out a vast craft beer selection
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BrewDog Edinburgh Cowgate is a newer pub on the scene, owned by a chain but still considered to boast one of the best craft beer selections in Edinburgh. This full-service bar and restaurant offers quirky bartenders always willing to invent a new cocktail right on the spot, and the onsite brewers are constantly producing great new styles. The food selection is focused on healthy and hand-foods from salads to cheese and charcuterie boards to sourdough pizza.
The trademark beer on draught here is the Punk IPA, but they also have everything from nutty brown ales to earthy dry stouts with a constantly rotating selection. Come back several times to try something new each visit. Itโs in the city centre.
์ฃผ์: 143 Cowgate, Edinburgh EH1 1JS, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโThursday from noon to midnight, FridayโSaturday from noon to 1 am
์ ํ: +44 131 220 6517

BrewDog Edinburgh Cowgate
Watch life go by in an old-world bar
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The Worldโs End is a traditional and historic pub dating to the 16th century located on Edinburghโs Royal Mile, offering a warm and charming vibe plus good drinks. Many visitors are drawn here due to the story of the Worldโs End Murders from 1977, but today itโs more famed for its authentic old-world dรฉcor and charm. Itโs a no-frills pub with a great selection of whisky and beer with straightforward seating at old tables and rickety chairs. Itโs an antique vibe in an authentic public house where you can really soak up traditional Edinburgh culture.
This isnโt a spot for raucous parties or a big sports crowd. Itโs a spot to raise a pint and watch life go by.
์ฃผ์: 2-8 High St, Edinburgh EH1 1TB, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโThursday from 11 am to midnight, FridayโSaturday from 11 am to 1 am
์ ํ: +44 131 556 3628

The World's End
Relax with Fido in a dog-friendly pub
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Greyfriars Bobbyโs Bar is in the heart of the Edinburgh city centre on Candlemaker Row, and is among Scotlandโs most photographed pubs, just steps away from iconic attractions. Itโs named after the most famous dog in Edinburgh history, Greyfriars Bobby, and in honour of that, the pub is also a dog-friendly space to bring your four-legged furry family members. Itโs a Nicholsonโs Pub, but despite being owned by a chain, it offers a charming vibe and classical dรฉcor.
The food menu offers breakfast, lunch and dinner from shareables to classic main courses to burgers and sandwiches. The drinks include a good selection of craft beer and ale, wine and cocktails and top-shelf liquor.
์ฃผ์: 30-34 Candlemaker Row, Edinburgh EH1 2QE, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโThursday from noon to midnight, FridayโSaturday from noon to 1 am
์ ํ: +44 131 225 8328

Greyfriars Bobby's Bar
Grab a beer while you wait for your train
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The Booking Office is adjacent to Waverley rail station in the heart of the city centre and offers cosy surroundings, a luxurious vibe and refined grub and cocktails. Itโs among the newest pubs in Edinburgh, having converted in 2016 from a Chinese restaurant that formerly occupied the site. Itโs a good place to stop for a pint while waiting for a train, and you can even watch the departure board inside the pub.
The dรฉcor is mostly straightforward earth-tones with kitsch like old mining lamps and telephones, plus some old-world photos. The menu is international so you should be able to find something for any taste, and the beer selection boasts a solid collection of good craft brews.
์ฃผ์: 17 Waverley Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1BQ, UK
์ด์ ์๊ฐ: MondayโThursday from 7 am to 1 am, FridayโSaturday from 7 am to midnight
์ ํ: +44 131 558 1003

The Booking Office
Eat in a tavern thatโs family-owned since 1896
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The Guildford Arms offers a diverse selection of craft and microbrew ales from local brewers and has been family operated since the late 19th century. Itโs located in the heart of the Edinburgh city centre and has been serving up its brand of good drinks, great food and family charm since 1896. The interior dรฉcor is astounding with an ornate ceiling and plush velvet curtains framing high arched windows.
If youโre looking to grab a full meal, head for the upstairs gallery and prepare yourself for such dishes as the steak and pie made with Aberdeen Angus and Orkey Dark Island ale. This is a popular spot for visitors and locals alike to start or finish a pub crawl.
์ฃผ์: Edinburgh, UK

The Guildford Arms
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