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    Queen S Hall Edinburgh

    4.7 (6 reviews)
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    Seen so many good shows here, well worth a visit.

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    Stramash - Main floor

    Stramash

    3.8(15 reviews)
    0.5 miOld Town, Newington
    ££

    If you're looking for a spacious pub cool vibes, with live music 7 nights a week and great…read moreperformers, this is your place.

    My daughter J and I went to Stramash with a few of her school friends after watching some World Cup…read morematches and then hitting a pub nearby. J exclaimed this was her favorite place to watch live music in Edinburgh. Once we entered (after paying a small cover) I could see why. It was a great space; the band was awesome; and the place was absolutely rocking! I also really liked how it was laid out. Unlike some cave-like pubs we'd visited, Stramash was a roomy, two-story venue with multiple bars. The second floor was loft-like, wrapping around three sides of the large room for maximum stage view-space. We headed to the less-crowded upstairs bar and got served immediately. The band was "The Scoundrels", a group from Glasgow: With fiddle, accordion, keyboard, guitar and drums, they sounded a bit like Mumford & Sons, but with a more Scottish/Irish inclination. Simply fantastic! I do prefer a band that writes and plays their own songs. Despite the roomer upstairs, my daughter and her friends were drawn to the main floor downstairs, which was filled with dancing patrons. We spent much of the remaining time there dancing, wading through humanity, and sometimes pogo-ing to especially raucous songs. I ended my night after that, sometime after midnight.; tired but happy. My daughter and her friends were discussing going elsewhere. (But they are 22 and I am...not).

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    Stramash - The Showhawk Duo

    The Showhawk Duo

    Stramash - By night

    By night

    Stramash

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    The Queens Hall - Inside view of The Queen's Hall auditorium (photo credit - Alistair Wight)

    The Queens Hall

    4.1(12 reviews)
    0.0 miNewington
    ££

    I went to hear Novo Amor sing live at this small music venue. I will say it was unclear where to…read morecue to get in which left a lot of us confused. The first thing that stood out to me inside the venue were all the pews downstairs and upstairs in the gallery. There is a small space for standing and close to the stage and as I was at the front, I was happy. There is a bar at this venue, toilets and merchandise available to buy in the hall afterwards. All in all I enjoyed my time at The Queens Hall and recommend it as a small intimate venue and a great opportunity to get up close and personal with some of your favourite artists!

    The Queen's Hall is the venue that makes me proudest of Edinburgh. It's just so totally in love…read morewith live music - "We *heart* it live" is even written above the door - in a way that so many venues around the country don't seem to be, regardless of their programming. The Queen's Hall just exudes passion for music of all genres and it's a venue that loves to share its enthusiasm. They're hot on the social media too, sharing music from forthcoming events, video clips from past concerts, and just generally stuff that makes them happy. The bar area is spacious so it doesn't feel cramped or crowded before the show. The loose-chair seating in the stalls means that a range of different setups are possible to suit the occasion, from straight rows to cabaret tables. And finally, the floor is made of wonderful stone flags, the stage is low, and the whole space feels remarkably intimate despite the venue's solid capacity of 900. Pretty much every time a musician I love and admire comes to Edinburgh, I know before I even have to check the listings that they'll be performing at the Queen's Hall. If the treatment they get is anything like what the audience gets from the front of house, bar and box office staff, then it must be one of the most enjoyable dates on the tour. Everything combined makes me genuinely emotional at the thought of the Queen's Hall. I feel like I'm getting a big warm musical hug every time I so much as walk past. Oh, I love you, Queen's Hall. I love you dearly. Stay forever.

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    The Queens Hall
    The Queens Hall - Amazing space for amazing concerts like these! :)

    Amazing space for amazing concerts like these! :)

    The Queens Hall - Midori onstage at The Queen's Hall during Edinburgh International Festival, August 2010.

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    Midori onstage at The Queen's Hall during Edinburgh International Festival, August 2010.

    The Voodoo Rooms - Mushroom stroganoff

    The Voodoo Rooms

    3.9(78 reviews)
    0.9 miNew Town
    ££

    We decided to stay and have a cocktail at the VooDoo Rooms after exploring the Midnight Lunar…read moreMarket. What a vibe this place has going on! We were lucky enough to just show up and grab a semi-circle shaped booth by the bar without any wait. We LOVED that a) the cocktail menu clearly stated "All drinks vegan, please inform staff of any allergens before ordering" and b) that they had the shape of the glassware next to the drink name. The bartender even took some time to make recommendations based on both what was most popular with customers and what the house/staff favorites were. We ended up going with the Porty Licks (gin, pineapple liquor, passionfruit, toasted almond topped with edible flowers) and Green Room (bourbon, peach liquor, lemon, peach, basil yuzu). Both were really well balanced drinks! Next time I'd get the King Khan (spiced rum and a mango oat lassi) or the Hare Krishna (mango, oat milk, chilli, coconut cream, and cardamom - sounds like a lovely non-alcoholic beverage and dessert)!

    This place is a gem! I greatly appreciate a vegan option, an actual tasty one at that! The mushroom…read morestroganoff was perfect! It was so flavorful! My non vegan friend even picked into my plate. Great drinks! The staff were friendly and attentive! The decor of this place was amazing; looked like something out of a movie. I'll definitely slide by on my next trip!

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    The Voodoo Rooms - Cool fixtures

    Cool fixtures

    The Voodoo Rooms - Behind the bar

    Behind the bar

    The Voodoo Rooms - Spice up your life

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