Edinburgh

If you're a fan of stand-up comedy, this laid-back basement venue is an absolute must-visit. It's considered the top spot in town for catching hilarious performances by local, national, and international comedians. With its doors open seven days a week, you can always count on a fun-filled evening of laughter.

The Voodoo Rooms is an award-winning gastropub offering an extensive selection of craft beers, expertly crafted cocktails, and exquisite wines, perfectly complemented by an eclectic menu that caters to all tastes. From delectable tapas and sharing platters to burgers and vegan dishes. As you indulge in the culinary delights, soak in the vibrant atmosphere created by live music and DJs—all this unfolds within opulent Georgian surroundings, adding an extra touch of elegance and charm to your experience.

An after-work on a Friday is a great way to feel like a true local, and this hip bar/restaurant is the spot to make sure you're part of the crowd. The DJ has a special way to ease you into the weekend, and if you're feeling in a party mood, Tigerlily is a great first stop for a wild night out!

Craving a delicious burger and a cold beer? If so, Holyrood 9A is the place to go. Right in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, this cosy pub offers a menu full of tasty burgers and ales and craft beers from all around the world.

Bailie Bar takes particular pride in their cask ale that first and foremost comes from Scottish brewers. Come here early for a juicy burger or yummy stuffed chicken before taking a second glance at the drink menu. Bailie Bar is also the place to catch a game and enjoy live folk sessions.

Come and experience the fusion of flavours, the welcoming ambience, and the impressive drink offerings at Indigo Yard, where Scottish-Asian fusion reaches new heights. If the Scottish weather permits, step outside onto the gorgeous terrace, where you can bask in the sunlight and indulge in their superlative selection of beer, wine, and cocktails.

Eastside captures the vibrant spirit of New York City's five boroughs, infusing it with the irresistible charm of a neighbourhood dive bar. Indulge in expertly crafted cocktails, admire the colourful street art adorning the walls, and treat yourself to delicious street food from all over the world. Then, engage in friendly competition with friends on the pool tables and let the rhythm of the music carry you away as you soak in the energetic vibes.

For a truly Scottish experience, treat yourself to dinner and a pint before enjoying a lively ceilidh (a Gaelic gathering with folk music and dancing) at this traditional yet strikingly modern Scottish pub and live entertainment venue. Look out for the surprising architecture, live music many nights of the week, and the special events on weekends in the auditorium.

The Jolly Judge is a traditional pub, in the heart of Edinburgh, offering a wide range of malt whiskies, real ales, and tempting pub food in a warm and relaxed atmosphere, with low beamed ceilings and log fire.

Located just outside Edinburgh, at the foot of Arthur’s Seat, this traditional pub is Scotland’s oldest surviving public house, established in 1360. Sit by the fire in winter or make yourself comfortable in the hidden courtyard during the warmer summer months.

Uncover the secrets of Scotland’s national drink at the Scotch Whisky Experience. Take a unique tour through a replica distillery in their Whisky Barrel Ride before learning more about the whisky regions of Scotland and enjoying a dram as you marvel at the world’s largest collection of Scotch whisky.