Nice little pub with a good atmosphere and very friendly staff. The food is nice and reasonably…read morepriced - I reccomend the tuna melt and the burgers are very nice too. I always have fun here. They do live music at the weekends and the atmosphere at these mini gigs is great.

Offers comfort that it's a chain and the menu and drinks are the same as you can get anywhere in…read morethe uk, with a few local alterations. Good range of beers, lagers and the black stuff, not cheap. Food Irish themed and okay. Offers a good atmosphere to watch the rugby etc. But begs the question, why travel to visit another O'neills? Good service though.

Dropkick Murphy's is a crazy fun Irish bar in the lower Cowgate district in Edinburgh. There's live…read moremusic and a rowdy crowd and plenty to drink. What more do you need? We showed up for a few drinks and really enjoyed the great live music by Dennis Kennedy DelBhoy. He does a great job entertaining the crowds and gets us involved. The dance floor is pretty large and the staff were plentiful and attentive. A fun time overall.

They were out of at least8 items on the menu, including fries…read more We waiting to be seated and the took us back to a table for two the was squished. After telling us all that was not available we left.

Connie is amazing. So helpful, we love her. The music is so nice, first time in. I could rave about…read moreConnie all day. queen.

Very authentic and had live music too! The service was good and a fun time overall. They don't…read moreserve food unfortunately

Malones is a great Irish pub which offers friendly staff and comfortable environment for you to…read morerelax in. The drinks are reasonably priced with most pints costing less than £3 and so it's an ideal place to go for either a quiet drink with friends or a good session before hitting the pubs. The decor is interesting with lots of maps, pictures and Irish memorabilia to look at whilst you enjoy your drinks. The staff are lively and are perfectly fine with you getting (slightly) rowdy before heading out. Whether you're just chilling out with some friends or properly going for it, Malones is the place to come.

Malones is a brilliant new Irish themed pub with booze and banter in plentiful supply…read more From the street it looks relatively small, but looks can be deceiving. Once you're in and past the bar, the place is massive; there are booths to sit in and high tables with stools, if you look up the ceiling must be at least 50ft high. They have live music every night, and it's surprisingly good - so good in fact that my friends and I thought it was a CD playing until we clocked the band on the stage. The staff are all friendly and welcoming, and will happily ply you with shots (tequila,sambuca and Tabasco - definitely not one for the fainthearted!). As those with some Irish in them might say 'it's great craic'!

Biddy Mulligans was the first bar in the Grass Market that we ventured into since we landed in…read moreScotland. We walked into the Wee Pub dubbed The Smallest Pub In Scotland which is attached to Biddy. It was actually a tiny bar maybe with a twenty person capacity with a soccer game playing so it was packed today. Even though they had a small beer tap, no bartender was there. We proceeded through to Biddy Mulligans and grabbed a cold tap Tennents beer from the bartender and a shot of Jameson then sat on the outside patio and listened to live music.

First night and what a great experience! Great local music , fun people to chat with , good beer…read moreand good grub! I had the soup of the day ---think it was squash and it was delicious . Partner had fish and chips and they were delicious as well. Highly recommend this gem!

This is a nice, basic, Scottish pub. I went with a group of eight. We had no trouble sitting…read moretogether. But the music was too loud to talk much. I go hang out with friends in fun places so we can talk and joke and enjoy the community. Music - even "loud" music - is fine to a point. But when you have to yell to hold a conversation with the person next to you, it's very frustrating. My guess is that they make more money per person if people order one drink and then leave, rather than nursing drinks all night. Driving people away with permanent hearing loss ensures that people don't over-stay their welcome. There are plenty of pubs in the area. No need to go back to this one. Just sayin.

Not a very competent staff running the place. We visited on Super Bowl Sunday. Were told we could…read moreget the £5 tickets at the door to get in and watch the game. Unfortunately the left hand doesn't know what the right hand was doing. Arrived and told we could not get tickets until everyone with tickets showed up, and only then could we get tickets if there weren't too many people there. Just a cluster! Wound up sitting downstairs for 5 hours hoping to get a ticket. Wouldn't even let us order food, unless we bought a ticket... which, yeah, you couldn't buy one, yet!

It was wonderful! Very typical Irish pub food. Really enjoyed the steak and ale pie.read more

This quaint pub is pleasantly placed at the end of one of the three main streets in St Andrews. It…read moretends to attract more locals than tourists. This makes for a more intimate environment. After numerous recommendations, I finally tried the famous Whey Pat nachos. They are quite good, don't get me wrong, but I wouldn't necessarily called them legendary. They mix cheese, chips, and tomato sauce (wouldn't call it salsa) and heat it all up. It ends up in a huge bowl of warm delight. They are good like I said l, but I wish the tomato sauce had a bit more kick and you had the possibility to get sour cream, guacamole, or vegetarian toppings.

Really enjoyed this special pub! Located on the Royal Mile, you might easily walk past this small…read moreentrance- but it's worth a visit! Definitely book reservations as they are a small pub and highly visited. This pub is literally on the Flodden Wall - very special. Our servers were super friendly and fun as well. They were out of all burgers and quite a bit of other food, so come with an adventurous spirit and ask before sitting down if you have your heart set on something on the menu. Having said that, everything we ordered was delicious- whisky with gingerale, beer, sodas, as well as the main courses of wild boar's sausages with cabbage and mash, macaroni and cheese (homemade, came with a beautiful salad), and steak and ale pie (basically pot roast meat in a flaky bun, with cabbage and mashed potatoes) - all completely delicious. Definitely come here for a pint and some great food!

I love love love this place. It's really quite tiny but amazingly inviting! I went here 3 times…read moreafter work (3 days of work). The Belhaven Black is the best stout I've ever had. You can practically rest a spoon on the foam! Not too chocolatey, not bitter at all! Amazing! I can live here and can't wait to return!

Went for the set menu and found it excellent value for money! The Hawksmoor Caesar was lovely,…read moresteak had great flavour and the sticky toffee pudding was one of the best I've ever had!

The service is five stars, absolutely. I got the hake and my husband got steak. We got a few sides…read morelike the asparagus, potatoes, and sourdough bread. All of our dishes were pretty good. The dessert banoffee pudding was wonderful! The other desserts were alright. The red wines by the glass were spectacular. All in all it was a solid dinner for a large party.

Old style Scottish bar with a lady playing the piano while singing folk music on an old Marshall &…read moreRose wooden piano wedged into a small lime green room with a sign saying Reserved for Musicians. This was a relaxed bar with people laughing and drinking. The bartender had a great personality for the bar industry. He poured me a cold Joker IPA 5% beer and my wife a shot of Smokehead scotch whiskey. The other bartender allowed my wife to push the beer tap to pour a beer, loved the interactive vibe (see video). Fun times here at great prices and may return during my vacation for another cold brew or whiskey shot.

Fun time in Edinburgh Scotland at this local bar. Interactive experience while the bartender…read moreallowed me to pour out a cold Scottish beer from the tap. Pet friendly place with a big hairy calm dog laying next to my feet. Definitely not a tourist establishment with very friendly staff and a woman playing the piano.