The Royal McGregor

Great location on the Royal Mile. Re-opened after tasteful redesign in April 2001. Good chat and wide spectrum of locals and visitors, young and trendy and the rest of us.
154 High Street, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

Robbies

Halfway down Leith Walk this old corner pub has around six cask ales and two dozen malts on offer. Always busy on a weekend Robbie's attracts all types of drinkers, especially footie fans from the Hibernian stadium just around the corner. There is lots of traditional wood, mirrors, prints and unusual ornaments around the bar.
367 Leith Walk, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

The Bow Bar

The Bow Bar is a free house situated in the heart of Edinburgh's old town. We're perfectly located for an escape from the bustle of the city centre, tucked away in a side-street a stone's throw from the Castle and the Royal Mile and an easy five minutes – mostly downhill! – to Waverley train station.
80 West Bow, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

Brunswick Lounge

Brunswick Lounge is a welcoming pub offering a great choice of drink by friendly staff. Brunswick Lounge serve beers, wines and spirits as well as a selection of pub snacks. They also have a big screen TV showing Sky Sports including the rugby and the football.
71 Elm Row, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

Auld Hoose

The Auld Hoose, great food, alternative jukebox (with some pub favorites), pub quiz every Tuesday, regularly changing real ales, massive selection of malt whiskey, wide choice of draft and bottled beer, lagers and ciders, friendly staff and you can even bring your dog. .
23-27 St Leonards Street, Edinburgh More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

Dropkick Murphys

As you can see from the picture, Drop Kick Murphys was formerly known as Bertie's. For many years this was a late night drinking establishment in the Old Town. Now as Drop Kick Murphys, this is the latest addition to Edinburghs Irish themed music bars.
7 Merchant Street, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

Finnegans Wake

This typically Irish pub has a great atmosphere at night when they have live bands. During the summer months it may be necessary to queue to get in, but, well worth it if you like Irish music. The floors and walls are all wood with a small raised area to one corner where the bands play.
9B Victoria Street, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

Edwards

A hangout for the young and trendy. .
4 South Charlotte Street, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

The Caledonian Ale House

The Caley Sample Room drinks list includes a selection of over 40 wines and a range of local Scottish real ales. .
1-3 Haymarket Terrace, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

Sandy Bells

A legend in its own opening time. Good beers, fair whisky selection and the traditional home of good folk musicians offering impromptu sessions. Not yer 'hee drum ho' but the good stuff.
25 Forrest Road, EDINBURGH More Info | Submit Review | Submit Listings

Grey Horse

Raeburn House Hotel

Wetherspoon

Royal Oak

Newlands

Biddy Mulligans

The Voodoo Rooms

Dirty Dicks

Jeanie Deans Tryste

Festival Inns Ltd

The Tynecastle Arms

Keg Shout

Staiside Inn

The Royal Oak

Castle Arms

The Peartree

Jekyll & Hyde

The Burgh Arms

The Argyle Bar

The Harbour Inn