Guidebook for Edinburgh
Food Scene
Food is great and it's BYO. It's also opposite the Bow Bar, one of Edinburgh's old, original pubs in beautiful Victoria St in Edinburgh's Old Town.
87 locals recommend
Howies Restaurant
10-14 Victoria StFood is great and it's BYO. It's also opposite the Bow Bar, one of Edinburgh's old, original pubs in beautiful Victoria St in Edinburgh's Old Town.
Leo's Beanery
23A Howe StAll home made goodies. Great coffee, great pla
Dovecot Studios
10 Infirmary StSister shop to Leo's ! Also nice gallery.
The Orchard Nursery
29 Inverleith RowUpmarket pub grub, lovely surroundings in a traditional pub in Inverleith.
Situated above the Traverse Theatre, next to the Usher Hall in Lothian Road. Staff friendly, very central and a nice circular restaurant with views out onto Lothian Road so very central. Also good food , of course!
16 locals recommend
Dine Edinburgh
10 Cambridge StSituated above the Traverse Theatre, next to the Usher Hall in Lothian Road. Staff friendly, very central and a nice circular restaurant with views out onto Lothian Road so very central. Also good food , of course!
Sightseeing
These areas capture the quintessential essence of Edinburgh - the progression of the quaint,overcrowded tenements of the old town to the Georgian New Town, with its spacious classical buildings. The renovated Shore area of Leith with its seafood restaurants and pubs, and quaint Stockbridge with its Sunday market, which draws the crowds.
16 locals recommend
National War Museum of Scotland
CastlehillThese areas capture the quintessential essence of Edinburgh - the progression of the quaint,overcrowded tenements of the old town to the Georgian New Town, with its spacious classical buildings. The renovated Shore area of Leith with its seafood restaurants and pubs, and quaint Stockbridge with its Sunday market, which draws the crowds.