A Lovely wee pub in Leith (one amongst many I assure you.) Has a vaste range of single malts for sale, as well as loads of tasty ciders and beers. The bar also does a range of food, but if it's a proper meal you're after you need to go next door to the restaurant 'A Room in Leith' for some of their delicious courses. I love hanging out in Teuchter's Landing with my girlfriend, it's becoming a bit of a regular haunt for us, mostly because of the chilled out and grown up atmosphere, but also because of the fun board games. Currently i'm the reigning battleships champion, however I lost my connect 4 crown after a bottle of wine and a whisky. The quality of the food served is mostly very good but not everything is a winner. read more

Cozy pub with lots of rooms/nooks & crannies! I almost want to call it a small pub, but it really isn't! It's just divided up into little rooms... Had a few drinks after we'd had dinner at a Room in Leith. Atmosphere was lively, they seem to have quite a large range of beers/ciders/wines/whiskies - so something to please everyone! I spotted a collection of board games as well which always earns brownie points. Would happily head back again! read more

Teuchter likes Teuchters My cousin has a special button on the till here, a special rate for his beer, it makes him happy, but saddens me because he won't stop talking about it.... This is a great pub, with very good staff, it's in a great part of leith, and serves as a great stop off from one end of leith to the other. The location is just one of many positives about this place. The beer selection is exemplary, a few permanent fixtures include personal favourites Jarl by Fyne Ales, Ossian by Inveralmond and one of the best beer moves ever, they recently kicked out Brewdog's Punk IPA and brought in Cromarty's Red Rocker which was my Beer of 2012! They do a nice bar food menu where everything is served in Mugs. Macaroni cheese, Haggis Stovies and Lamb Stew all help you to balance out the efffects of their fine beverage offerings. A very good selection of wines and also a good range of whiskies, all further serve to prove that the guys involved here really out some thought into what they are doing. Open fires and a big screen TV for the big sporting events make this arguably the best pub in leith... I only have this 4 stars as there is something missing, I still don't know what it is... Maybe you can tell me? read more

A really enjoyable lunch was had here, plated up in two mugs (of all things!). The pub offers a great selection of food measured out in mugfuls, so I opted for a small mug of lamb stew and a small mug of chips. I was ticked to receive my lunch in said mugs and tucked in quite happily. The lamb stew was absolutely amazing - I will be back to eat this again. Chips were seasoned perfectly, crispy and came with brown, tomato and mayo sauces. One thing to point out is that I was torn between mug sizes - the small looks awfully wee and the big looks do-able. Unless you are a ravenous individual I'd go for two small mugs (main and side); they filled me up on the good side of full and are considerably cheaper than the large options. The pub itself has a cosy, family feel to it. It's quite snug, so if it gets busy it will be hard to sit down. Sprogs and dogs were equally happily catered for, and it's right on the Water of Leith so quite a pretty location too. Plus, there's a roaring fire. I was snug as a bug in a rug with my mug. read more

Excellent service in a relaxed atmosphere and cosy surroundings. Well stocked bar manned by friendly & knowledgeable staff. Like its sister establishment on William Street (simply Teuchters) there is a restaurant attached (A Room In Leith). Although I've yet to eat there I would expect it to be up to the same good standard as the other A Room Ins in the city. read more

One of my favourite haunts when I have guests in town, definitely a local bar/pub. A converted ferry "terminal" the waiting room now hosts a wonderful, inviting conservatory filled with a mix of comfy leather couches and raised table/stalls. Decent selection of beers on tap, which appear to get rotated on a reason basis, with a small selection of bottles available as well. However if coming here, you come for the whisky and novel selection method on hand if you so wish. Fairground style hoopla, cheapest price with chance to drink the priciest whisky. Bar staff are usually friendly, knowledgeable and helpful and will find you something you like regardless of your tastes. Food is a good pick, served in pint mugs if you opt in, good hearty grub with a new special on most days. If in the area well worth going off the track to try this place out and take in the waterside seating if the weather is good out on the pontoon into the water of leith. read more

Lovely wee place tucked away in Leith selling decent beer and good pub food. It's a bit of a trek to get to it but once there I found it hard to leave and happily ignored our increasing bar tab while flicking through the Saturday papers and making the most of the free wi-fi. Our table was next to the fire in the front room and as the place started to fill I realised our little corner was prime pub real estate. When we eventually wobbled out, there was a mad rush from all corners to nab it. Food-wise we had the fish curry and the hotdog with a side of fries. The curry and fries were offered in two portion sizes - small mug or big mug - and I opted to go large for both which turned out to be a bit much for lunch. The small mug looked just a tad small though. The hotdog was an artisany type venison number and came in a bun that could have been made to measure. Lesson to be learned here Ikea! No embarrassing protrusions to be found at either end! Staff were really nice and added to the sense of a well run and welcoming local. This pub is dog friendly (to friendly dogs) and while we were there they managed to accommodate quite a few furry little friends. I'm a huge fan of this kind of accessible laid back approach but it might not be everyone's cup of tea. Well worth a return visit. read more

I can't believe that I missed Teuchters for several years - this is a hidden gem of a pub. Always warm and inviting with a great selection of whiskies and guest beers, and the beer garden is fantastic in the summer. The food is good too - the mug of chips are in my mind the best chips in Edinburgh. read more

The Waterfront has now been taken over by the Room In The people. Think it is called A Room in Leith and has a separate bar called Teuchars Landing. I have eaten here before and after it was taken over and very pleased to say I think it has maintained the excellent standard. You can eat in the long light restaurant looking out over the water of Leith or if the weather allows you can eat out on the floating dock at the back of the restaurant. The food is well cooked and well presented with lots of choice and is reasonably priced for the standard of the food. The bar is also nice and cosy - very traditional old style bar. read more

A hidden gem at the bottom of leith. The pub as a marine/boat theme throughout and I loved how unpretentious it was. They have a large gin selection, good beers on tap and although I didn't have food there, looking from what other tables had ordered it looked pretty tempting. I have only given this place 4 stars as it was a brief visit so I can't truly assess this place until I come back (this will definitely be a pub I want to visit again). read more

A cracking restaurant and bar with a fine atmosphere and food that hits the mark! Six of us sat down for dinner, starting by sharing a couple of dishes to whet our appetites... the Stornoway black pudding scotch egg and Sparl Brae Shetland blue shell mussels mariniere both hit the spot perfectly! Fish is a particular strength of this restaurant... I went for the monkfish, while my wife had the sea trout... neither of us were disappointed in the slightest! There is also plenty on offer for those not in the mood for fish... one of my sisters had the mixed pork grill and another had the pan roasted chicken breast... again they were both delighted with their food. The presentation and flavours are perfect... not too pretentious, but several steps above the vast majority of eateries. As a restarant with a bar the choice of drinks is very good - a comprehensive wine list and a fair number of real ales on tap... and not just the usual staples... guest ales feature well and complement the food on offer nicely. The only downside was that despite sharing only two starters amongst the six of us, nobody was able to stretch to having a pudding... although admittedly we were returning home to have birthday cake! read more

Solid pub food and seafood, and love that they have so much to choose from on the menu. I also like the feel of the pub (it's much larger than it looks from the outside) and that you can sit outside by the water and bring dogs. We tried the mac and cheese, the seafood platter, and the mussels. Check it out. read more

Had a great dinner here. Got a table for two, even though it was super busy, and ordered the seafood platter to share. Did not regret it one bit given that it was delicious. Seriously delicious. read more

My favourite pub since moving to Edinburgh! It has a lovely cosy feel to it with some lovely big comfy couches and a well stocked bar! Perfect for the whisky expert, as they have an amazing selection of malts etc. My favourite part, however, is the fact that their standard gin is bombay saphire! Love the beer garden, and love the fact that it is the perfect place to spend a Saturday afternoon reading the paper, or playing their board games with a drink or 3. read more

Meh : / Dragged here for the obligatory Friday-after-work drink with boss and colleagues. Unable to get a signal on my mobile phone so the boyfriend couldn't rescue me with a phony emergency. No real atmoshere here and a dozen loud, foul-mouthed smokers at the entrance. read more

This is en excellent little pub in Leith. Went there for an hour but would have liked to stay longer. Will be back!

This was a fabulous dinner for us and the kids while we were in town! We all enjoyed mugs of delicious food- mac and cheese for the boys, kedgeree risotto for me, and chicken wings for my hubs. They also had a great beer selection and a fabulous view and ambience on the water. I left feeling extremely satisfied! read more

A real fire, a blackboard choc-a-bloc chalked up with whiskies (plus the chance to win a nip by throwing quiots at the bar, losers get a shot of Sheep Dip), huge breakfast menu, lots of craft beers on tap, food in mugs - including a super savoury Mac & Cheese - platters, fresh seafood, comfy seats, hidden nooks and crannies, and an expansive beer garden overlooking the Waters at Victoria Quay. I don't think there's anything I don't like about Teuchters Landing! read more

Great spot, great vibe, good beers. Would recommend anyone hanging out in Leith to grab a wee pint and snack.

One of my favourite locations in Leith. Great menu, superb service and the location - off the beaten track and away from the tourist-laden city centre, make this place even more appealing. Keep up the good work. read more

I have to give another little handclap of joy - I love Teuchters Landing. After a crap meal out for our pre-anniversary anniversary (don't ask), Teuchters cheered us both up. Homely, warm, welcoming, what more would you ask for? read more

Update: The restaurant "a room in Leith" has now moved across the lane (where Skippers used to be) so the bar now has much more seating, utilizing the conservatory space which was previously the restaurant, there are now several low tables and sofas. The bar has not changed so it is still a bit on the small side and can get extremely busy at times, especially in good weather, possibly more so now there is room for more bar customers. read more

Best fish and chips in Edinburgh! Love this place, excellent taps also. This pub is an essential part of a chilled out Shore weekend.

Incredible! I'd highly recommended the pulled pork roll so juicy and tender, bbq sauce on the side thankfully. My mates loved their food of chicken burger and fish and chips (batter very crisp & light) went on a Wednesday night with two mates. It was extremely busy so had to que for 10 mins. The staff weren't flustered which I thought was very professional. awesome selection of whisky didn't get a chance to quiz the staff on their knowledge but I'm sure they'd be good. Great selection of cider and beer especially local beers and lagers. outside seating great for a sunny night. Sofas and big screen TV for the footy too. A definite must for locals and visitors to the city for a great night. Xx read more

We wish we could walk to Teuchters Landing but we enjoy it so much that we often make the trip across Edinburgh for the good beer, the fish 'n chips and the lamb stew. We love the cosy atmosphere and it proved to be a good place to watch the Rugby World Cup in 2011. When friends visit Edinburgh we make sure to treat them to a local pint here - and we haven't been disappointed yet. read more

Hands down the best chips I've ever had. The fish and scallops (half and half is what they call it) is excellent also. Highly recommend this place, it's great! read more

What a great wee pub. Seafood platter, Cullen Skink, a few pints and a few tries at the wee whisky ring toss game. You can thank me later :)

a rainy and cold wednesday night saw me wandering to teuchters landing to have a few festive drinks with some friends (who also happen to be some of the most lovely people i know). while i huddled under my rather broken umbrella and hurried into the doors, i was greeted with a warm cosy welcome from the warmth of a fire and friendly bar staff. being the first to arrive, shortly followed by the second person we ordered some beers and sat down at the reserved table. it was in the corner of the back room, but right next to the fire which made it super warm (a plus for me as i absolutely hate being cold when i'm at a restaurant). our group of friends tricked in rather quickly after that and soon we were all sat around with drinks and perusing the mug menu for food. now this pub does three things right, it's warm, it has a massive selection of beers and whiskey (you can get a hot toddy, how awesome is that??!!), and it serves you food in big mugs that adds to its cosy charm. and the food, mmmmmmm. i went for a pork and venison sausage in a hot dog roll and a mug of chips. i had a wee debate over the small or large mug but the bartender convinced me to go small as the large is literally a pint sized mug full of chips! i was quite glad for the small mug as the portion was just the perfect size to go with my hot dog. now maybe this wasn't a gourmet hot dog, but it was super tasty and just what you want on a cold rainy night. the chips were lovely and hand cut and seasoned and crisp and i enjoyed every last one! i definitely like this place, but i debate if i like it more because i had such a lovely evening laughing and catching up with friends. and we did a lot of laughing, maybe a bit loudly for other tables but the staff never asked us to keep it down and even joined in on one of the jokes. so this is a perfect venue if you're part of a group that may be of the louder variety. hmm so yes, teuchters landing i like you and i like that you are near my flat and you have a fire place with a real fire! i like that you serve my food in a mug and make me a hot toddy and enjoy a good laugh with your customers. i'm looking forward to going back already. read more

A lovely little pub next to the shore with an outside seating area. The food here in magnificant and it definaltey gives you then homely feeling with with a comfort food menu. Drinks also good here and i love the little quicky areas you can sit, almost like a little maze. Their are boardgames in the main bar area and the staff have always been friendly whenever i have visited, one of my favourites at the shore read more

Used to go there when lived in edinburgh (10 years ago now!) and loved it. Very romantic. Great fish and desserts.

Good selection (80) of malt whiskys. Excellent service and lovely location.

Popped in here as we were given a free drinks voucher after Lunching in Skippers across the road.On the site of the old Waterfront,it's a cosy little pub with a cosy stove in the corner. You can eat in the bar, they have a limited menu, but incorparated is A room in Leith which is a whole different story! The bar has an impresssive list of Whiskeys available & is friendly clean & comy. There are a few different small areas off of the main bar. A perfect place for a coffee,drinks,snacks if you're out for a walk in the area read more

A bit strange ordering your food and drink at the bar and then being seated. Once settled into our seats my first glass of wine which was recommended was not good. The second glass better but still not to my liking. The salmon dinner was amazing. read more

Nice bar, cracking setting, nice barstaff, great beer garden. What more could you want from a bar? Cosy fire? Got it. Good selection of drinks? You bet your life. I've been to this place several times since I moved to Edinburgh, and surprisingly never seen it stowed out. Never tried the food, but it smells really good. Possibly my favourite bar in Edinburgh. Nay, the world!!! read more

I really liked a room in leith it's cozy , food was really good, they even have outdoor seating in summer!

Nice beer, nice selection of whiskey, dogs welcome in the large terrace but the food is ridiculously overpriced for what it is (a mug of stovies for £5???) and there's not many people there under 30. It's a bit of a joke. There's definitely better places to go for drinks and munch in Leith. read more

Lovely pub by the water. Great for a pint in the day. Played cards by the fire. Love this place!!!

Great atmosphere- best haggis I have ever had! Fantastic fish and chips too! Will defiantly be back!

Amazing food! Very reasonably priced too and they have a lovely seating area outside. Only issue I have is that they allow children but not babies! This was our favourite place til we had our son and now we can't go back read more

Food not great, for the price. Soggy fish and chips, tough buffalo burger. Great tartare sauce and mussels in whiskey sauce though. Wenn it's sunny this is one of the best places to hang out in Edinburgh. Seems remote and quiet even with a lot of people there. read more