Edinburgh City Guide

The Radisson Blu Hotel, Edinburgh City Centre is located in the heart of the historic Royal Mile in Edinburgh’s old town, just a short walk to major city center attractions. On-site Itchycoo Bar and Kitchen located on the ground floor of the hotel, serves dishes prepared with fresh Scottish produce and perfect pre-dinner cocktails.

Nestled in Edinburgh’s historic West End, The Huxley serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with unbeatable views, making it a prime spot for people watching. Retro Americana seamlessly blends with Art Deco & vibrant 70s patterns to create a unique, bright & cosy interior.

Le Monde is a boutique hotel which features a striking champagne bar and beautifully curated cocktail list which brings a taste of far off cities, cultures and experiences to guests.

Luckenbooths is the newest offering from The Bon Vivant Group; an all day dining destination on the iconic Royal Mile.

Situated in Edinburgh’s New Town, Rabble is an effortlessly hip bar and restaurant with ten stylish boutique hotel rooms located in the heart of the city.

An Edinburgh Icon at an Unparalleled Address. The Balmoral, 1 Princes Street, where Old Town meets New, a legendary hotel and landmark clock tower.

Since it arrived on the scene in 2018, The Register Club has quickly become an unmissable stop on the Edinburgh cocktail scene, set in the impressive surroundings of the former Royal Bank of Scotland headquarters.

W Edinburgh does more than put you at the centre of Scotland’s historic and culturally rich capital city, it immerses you in the spirit of the festival capital of the world. Unique rooms and suites that are anything but expected. Breath-taking dining and specialty bars bring inspired new flavours to the city from the signature restaurant SUSHISAMBA and intimate cocktail bar, Joao’s Place, to the W Lounge and unique rooftop deck with the finest 360-degree views of Edinburgh and beyond.

In Edinburgh’s city centre for over one hundred years, the historic property offers iconic views of the Edinburgh Castle. Princes Street Gardens, the Royal Mile, and Edinburgh’s Old Town are within 10 minutes of the hotel. The hotel’s four restaurants and bars promise modern all-day menus and twists on classic cocktails.

Just off St. Andrew Square, Hawksmoor Edinburgh is located in the beautiful former National Bank of Scotland Banking Hall, a Grade A listed ‘building of national importance’. Hawksmoor serves some of the best steak in Edinburgh, as well as snacks at the bar alongside cocktails created by award-winning bartenders.

A luxury retreat in the heart of Edinburgh, offering unmatched comfort and historical charm. Experience culinary excellence and fine dining at The Grand Café, The Hide bar, and The Press Bar, offering unique menus and elegant settings.

The Dome is one of Edinburgh’s most famous landmarks. This award winning bar and restaurant is recognised as one of the best in the city. The Grill Room is a stunning former banking hall, meticulously preserved retaining all the original Georgian architecture.

The Ivy on the Square brings relaxed, sophisticated all-day dining with a touch of theatre to the heart of Edinburgh. The restaurant includes a vibrant dining space, alongside a bar and striking mezzanine terrace overlooking Edinburgh’s historic St Andrew Square just off of Edinburgh High Street.

“Scotland’s Most Romantic Hotel” Scotland on Sunday Hidden in a collection of historic buildings dating back to 1595, at the gates of Edinburgh Castle, the Witchery is steeped in centuries of rich Scottish history. Enjoy legendary Edinburgh fine-dining, an award-winning wine list, and the most atmospheric dining rooms in all of Scotland.

Situated in the landmark India Buildings in the Scottish capital’s Old Town, just a stone’s throw from Edinburgh Castle, the hotel has 222 Chambers and Grand Chamber Suites, as well as multiple dining and drinking outlets, all with their own unique space and distinct design.

Scotland’s leading gastropub, The Scran & Scallie, has truly established itself as a genuine neighborhood pub with good food at its heart. Locals and visitors alike gather to enjoy exceptional food and drinks, served in a relaxed and welcoming setting. The award-winning gastropub is a proud holder of a Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand.

The Devil’s Advocate is a bar & restaurant in the historic and atmospheric Old Town of Edinburgh. Situated in an old Victorian pump house hidden away up Advocate’s Close.

Hoot the Redeemer is a 50s-styled New Orleans funfair-themed dive bar.

Style meets substance in this subterranean spot, with delectable drinks and dishes served throughout the afternoon and evening.

Established in 1978, under the original name ‘Madogs’, this family-owned venue marks the very beginning of Edinburgh’s cocktail culture. Over the years the bar has become something of a Scottish institution and has welcomed both royalty and renowned artists from the likes of Princess Anne to ‘The Temptations’.

Hey Palu is a modern Italian bar inspired by Fellini’s La Dolce Vita. All of the drinks are influenced by the beautiful Italian aperitivo style of drinking.

A hidden bar fusing the classic Prohibition style Speakeasy and a nod to the Vintage style Barbershop.

A multi-award-winning cocktail bar and Restaurant immersed in opulent Georgian decor and style with a range of live music, djs, cabaret & other entertainment.

One of Edinburgh’s smallest pubs! Local Free House situated a very short distance between Waverley train station and the Royal Mile.

A traditional Scottish bar which serves delicious Scottish fare with an epic whisky list, real ales and live music every night.

Steeped in local history, Scott’s Bar is Rose Street’s oldest pub. Dating back to 1790 it is viewed by many as an Edinburgh institution. Whisky is very popular here, with the pub stocking a large selection of over 100 malts.

A small pub in the heart of Rose Street with a selection of wines, whiskies, gins and craft beers serving home cooked meals.

The Globe Bar is a well-established sports bar located just off the Royal Mil, with all sports catered for – no matter how niche.

A traditional Scottish pub in the oldest street at the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town. Here you’ll find the best that Scotland has to offer, from cask ales, draught beers and lagers to an extensive whisky and gin selection.

Located on the corner of the world famous St Andrew Square, Tiles Bar is a historic bar and restaurant that’s been serving fresh food and ice cold drinks to Edinburgh’s revellers for decades.

A traditional yet modern bar steeped in history, situated in Edinburgh’s New Town. A friendly local serving great beers, ales, and delicious Scottish pub grub.

A cosy bar in Edinburgh’s west end, Teuchters Bar is renowned for a raucous rugby atmosphere, fantastic food and extensive whisky collection.

Whisky Rooms is a multi award winning Edinburgh restaurant and bar which has an extensive list of over 300 hundred whiskies to choose from. The adjoining shop has hundreds of whiskies on sale, many rare and collectable along with a dedicated tasting room which hosts daily tastings.

The Black Cat is the only independent public house on Rose Street and prides itself on providing a relaxed place for locals and visitors alike to enjoy a hand-picked selection of Scotland’s finest whiskies.

Bonnie & Wild’s Scottish Marketplace is a beautiful Food Hall in Edinburgh’s St James Quarter. Home to the best chefs, restaurants & street food kitchens.