Good pub food options. Nice atmosphere. Has the bus stop arrival/departure times. Family owned…read moreScottish pub. Quick service per usual.

What a cool pub. They get extra marks for having the most interesting facade to the point that we…read morehad to stop off. The bar tenders were super fun and the beer was cold and refreshing.

This was a quick meal before heading off to an event, so we didn't get to research much and went on…read morea quick whim... It couldn't have been better. Our server, Caitlin, was beyond PHENOMENAL. She was the only member of waitstaff working the tables and was almost sprinting from table to table, keeping everyone fed and "watered," and doing it all with a huge smile, great attitude, and fantastic banter. It never felt like she was rushed or didn't have time for us (even though she was BUSY). She knew the food menu backward and forward, as well as the drinks menu. The recommendations she gave for both dinner and cocktails were spectacular, and the food and drinks were delicious. We couldn't have been happier. We WILL be back!

A family owned Gin Bar in Edinburgh's West End! We loved their creative menu, extensive gin…read moreselection and gorgeous atmosphere! So many different spots to enjoy your dinner and drinks at from cute private nooks, high top tables, or comfy booths. Excellent service with good recommendations. So happy to find this spot just around the corner from our hotel! Jolly Negroni Pink Wink

Great local pub. One food item on the menu. Beef pie. You can have it with or without the baked…read morebeans. Delicious!

I Am a HUGE fan of thompson's pies! They are huge, delicious and cheap!!! This place is a little…read morepub that you would never expect to make such good food and a great place to bring travellers as it mixes both of Edinburgh's specialties with the haggis pie; Pies is £5.5 (or around that, my memory is failing me) and they obviously have a good drinks selection as they are mainly a pub; i will go back and prob bring my family there! Heads up- kitchen only open during the week

This is definitely a pub for the locals. I came here after a Six Nations rugby match at…read moreMurrayfield and, whilst the drinks are reasonably priced and the atmosphere is friendly enough, there just isn't anything really unique about it. There is a plasma screen which shows the latest sporting events anad there is plenty of comfortable seating to relax with a drink on. I didn't see any food menu, but they do sell crispsand peanuts behind the bar. Then again, where doesn't? The decor is nice inside and the staff are friendly. Whilst this isn't exclusively a pub for locals, there isn't much to draw you here from out of your way.

I have to agree more or less with Gibson. Roseburn bar does seem to be a pub for the locals. There…read morewas nothing particuarly appealing about it. I have to say though that I didn't find it friendly. No one was exceptionally rude or anything, I just didn't feel that welcome. Yes the beer was quite cheap and yes they have a big plasma screen, but these really aren't anything special. The pub is quite larg and spacious but I didn't particuarly like the decor, it felt a bit cold and sanitary. Ironic because the place had a funny smell. Not the best pub in the world. Maybe it just has bad days. Certainly room for improvement.

Outgoing, friendly, knowledgeable staff Outstanding beer…read moreselection (& spirits are robust too) Quiet, but vivacious crowd What a find. Such a pity to have so few reviews EXCEPT it seems the good people know it, and that's enough. Good music wafts through the space like a hint, convivial conversation permeates but doesn't distract, and the space is warm and comfortable upstairs and down. The wall of spirits here is robust, gorgeous, and functional for your favorite cocktails - but by God if it doesn't feel like a front. Craft beer is paramount here, spoken so capably, enthusiastically, and voluminously. If you're an Untappd person, find Monty's - then listen, don't talk. For all friends, bring your friend here. Sample good things, and enjoy the company. #MeetAtMontys - this is the place. Highest recommendation.

Good little pub. A group of us gathered here before heading off in search of a meal. Service was…read morequick, even though I didn't see any open seats in the place. Very good selection of brews. The commercial stuff, of course, as well as tasty, malty goodness. Would definitely go back to this one.

Yes this place has the best beer selection...on and off draft...of any place I've visited in…read moreScotland. Terrific selections of literally every type of Scottish craft beer. So fun! But food was great too! Nice pub fare. Halloumi fries great, haggis fries, pies and all sorts of great stuff. Staff was helpful snd really friendly!

We had a large group and this because our gathering spot. The atmosphere was good and the food was…read moreexcellent. Not to mention that the beer was on point. The servers took great care of you as well. I would return every week if I lived there.

They're now called The Athletic Arms, not Diggers, but you can still buy Diggers t-shirts. :-)…read more This was the only pub we've visited twice cause we liked the local vibe, assortment of drinks, and small menu of food. Service both times was friendly as well. It's a local place so nothing fancy. Just a good pub with real people. It was close to where we were staying to. I recommend if you're in the area and want a drink or just a place to chill,

I'm a huge fan of this pub! Maybe I'm getting old but it is a 'proper' pub with 'proper' (quarter…read moregill) measures and is 'properly' priced. If you are a whiskey fan then this is a great pub with types (and prices) to suit all budgets. A good range of beers is on offer from independent breweries (yay!) and they do a specials list of drinks - been in when there's been a gin list so some of the independent brands on there as well as some of the trendier and better known brands. Wine is reasonable and drinkable unlike in some of the other traditional pubs. Yes, it is populated by locals but of all ages which makes a change from fighting through the throng on tourists in town bars. Also, where else would you be given (free) bowls of stovies at 6pm on a Friday night?

Went here twice. Great atmosphere, beautiful to look at from the outside. The food is decent and…read morethe beer is cold. The service was nice both times he went. Definitely will go back here if I'm in Edinburgh.

This place is great. The prices are good, the meals and…read moresnacks are great. Its a great place to watch the footie and rugby or if you fancy a few pints before hitting the town, which is only a short distance away. It can get quite busy and cramped up at the bar, but the staff are quite efficient and deal well with any rush. Being going here on and off for years and probably always will.

Such a memorable pub with a lot of history located a bit away from all the action. They boast many,…read moremany whiskys on the menu and beers on tap. We shared the cheese plate which was delicious. The crackers, bread, cheeses, everything were very good quality. For dinner I had the Cottage Pie which was hearty and went well with the beer. We were lucky to have a reservation in their downstairs area which was cozy for the seven of us.

Recommend by the crew over at Devil's Advocate…read more We came during a match so there was a bit of a wait for a table. We had a pint upstairs and when a table opened we were promptly seated in the downstairs which is very cooly lit by candles and has plenty of atmosphere. I had a steak and ale pie which was very good and extremely filling. I tried some of the smoked fish as well which was also quite delicious. A solid recommendation.

Came here on our first night in town on the strength of the Yelp reviews and were not disappointed…read more We enjoyed a fantastic Sunday roast including a delicious pavlova for dessert. The kids meal of mac and cheese and fries was perfect for our picky little eater, though big enough for at least two!

The traditional roast beef dinner was a joke. I have had a traditional English roast beef dinner…read moreon numerous occasions. I have cooked it on more than one occasion for friends from the UK. This was not roast beef. It was a steak they cooked poorly, sliced it into thick sticks and tried to call it roast beef. The "roast potatoes" I have no doubt were cooked in an air fryer. No taste what so ever. This was clear miss representation in my opinion. However, the other vegetables were well done and the staff were very nice. The dessert was also not good and we did not bother to finish it. Very disappointed here.