I have had to use this firm a few times - twice to take us to different hospital and once for just…read morea general stop and they have been great. From the moment you pick up the phone the service is courteous and friendly and they do not cost the earth either. They are a local firm and the drivers we have had have been local as well which has been a great benefit - as an non-driver I am never good at pointing out short-cuts etc and rely on the honesty and integrity of drivers to help me along and I have had nothing but that from the drivers here.

A very professional firm. I've always been really happy with the service from these guys. They have…read morealways arrived on time to make sure I have made flights and all the drivers I have had have been friendly. If you need to be sure of making it somewhere on time, I would really recommend these guys.

It was our last day in Scotland and we desperately wanted to visit Midhope Castle "Lallybrock" from…read moreOutlander. We took a train to Dalmeny and then thought we could take a bus to get to Midhope but the bus didn't take us anywhere near there. So we got the bus to drop us off at a Tesco Super and called for a taxi, but since we didn't pre book there were none available at the time. We called Ferry Cabs and they said they would try to help but couldn't guarantee we would get a ride in time before the castle closed for the day. A short while later, a very sweet Taxi driver named David came and picked us up ON HIS DAY OFF and took us to Lallybrock! He was the sweetest kindest man ever and if it had not been for him we would have had to leave Scotland brokenhearted that we didn't get to see Lallybrock! He gave us to much history of the castle and the area and was like our own private tour guide! Right before we left the castle, I fell and landed in stinging nettle! On the ride back to the train station in Dalmeny, David spotted the green leafy plant that is the antidote to stinging nettle and pulled over to get some for me to rub on my hands! David went above and beyond! He is awesome! David if you remember a young mother with a very talkative baby and a very southern speaking grandmother from America, we love you! You are our hero! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

I heard about West End Cabs from a local friend staying at the Lindisfarne Island. The owner Martin…read morehelped me organize a pick up for my trip to the area to do some archaeology. While my original booking became untenable due to a car service in London missing a connection with me, Martin was very helpful in getting me booked with another taxi and then came through when it was time to leave the island (which is tricky due to tides and a causeway). KUDOS to Martin and West End Cabs, my highest compliments!

From Edinburgh, we took a train to Berwick-Upon-tweed. From there we happened to get cab driver,…read moreMartin, who took us to Bamburgh Castle in Northumbria, England. At the end of the castle tour, my sister became extremely unwell and we called Martin back to pick us up. At the time, we thought he would just take us back to the bus station. However, he agreed he would take us all the way back to Edinburgh (and he hauled a$$)!! He went out of his way to help us and we greatly appreciate him! He literally was a God send for us that day. I don't think any other cab driver would have done that. THAT will forever be a day we won't forget from our vacation!

We arrived at Edinburgh Airport and headed to the taxi area. There, we were greeted by a man who…read moreentered our destination into a ticket machine, which gave him the fare. When the taxi arrived, we were surprised to find that it wasn't an official taxi, it was an Uber-style car with no meter. When we arrived at the hotel, the driver quoted us a higher price than the ticket machine. Eight (8) pounds more. We called the police, and surprisingly, the police sided with the driver! The police officer argued that there wasn't that much of a difference. It's clear that the Edinburgh police protect taxi drivers, not tourists. A double scam, for the driver and the police. I travel a lot, but I've never seen this in any civilized country. It's on par with an underdeveloped country. Don't take taxis at the airport; the train is much better. I don't think I'll ever go back to Edinburgh on holiday. Avoid Capital Cars.

I would not use this company again. We reserved a vehicle to take 4 of us and our luggage to the…read moreairport. Pickup time was 3:20 a.m. At 3:30 they had not arrived and my son-in-law called to see what was going on. We were told they didn't have any drivers and it would be a while. Luckily, another taxi happened to drive by that could accommodate us (which was surprise at 3:30 a.m.). So we did get to the airport on time. Capital Cars had our number so I feel like they could have least sent us a text letting us know about the delay. A driver finally called at almost 3:50 a.m. but by then we were almost at the airport. If we reserve a car, I expect them to show up and if they are running late, I would expect a call. Very disappointed. I would give zero stars if I could.

We booked with GoRa Taxis to take us to a concert at Murrayfield.We had a great drive with Don as…read moreour driver. he was so knowledgeable and helpful. Definitely use GoRa Taxis!!!!

From the owner: Airport Taxis & private hire taxis in Dunfermline Fife area. With 8 - 6 - 4 seater taxis we can…read moreeasily meet all your needs. Airport Taxi transfers, long and short distanth fares, day trips, T in the park, taxi vouchers accepted, shopping trips in Dunfermline, golf tips, family days out.. these are services that we can cover. Call and book your Taxi.

The train station in North Queensferry is the last station in Fife before you travel over the Forth…read moreRail Bridge. This small station is located at the higher end of North Queensferry and proudly stands over the rest of this coastal town. And it is its position which make the station standout on the rail route towards Edinburgh. With great views of the city of Edinburgh and its surrounding areas, tourists flock here with their cameras. Furthermore, this station is used, along with Dalmeny as a hop off and on station for crossing the Forth Rail Bridge. The station is small and is set in the Victorian mould with the main building and bridge. One of the walls at the station has been decorated by local school children with an image of the iconic bridge and the Firth of Forth. As a frequent train traveller I have formed an admiration for these small, old stations which almost look out of place in our villages and towns. However, North Queensferry train station certainly adds some character to the place and is well worth a visit for train station enthusiasts!

I'll visited north queensferry for a day (actually, 45 minites- the place is tiny!)…read more The station is easy to navigate (2 platforms, figure out which way you're going then stand on the platform, simple). The station is clean and easy to find.