One last fry up before flying back to the US, albeit from a thronged pub chain at the airport…read more Wetherspoons serves breakfasts traditional to Ireland, Britain, & Scotland. Lucky for me, they have a vegetarian version. Choose among three portion sizes depending on hunger level. I went with the regular portion (£12.75) which has two fried eggs, two vegan sausages, two hash brown triangles, baked beans, mushrooms, tomato, & slice of toast. I got on my flight feeling full & a little less depressed about leaving the UK. Quick service; we ordered via QR code & our food was brought out in mere minutes.

Menu said free refills on hot chocolate. I ordered one and drank it quickly and then when I asked…read morefor a refill was said they can't give them because of a new government regulation but they didn't bother to update their menu or to send a waiter to the table before ordering. They didn't even offer a discount off of what I paid. Worst customer service I've had on the entire country. Food subpar and overpriced. Waiter was exceptionally rude. Would not come back.

Gord and I had a late lunch at The Ferry Tap. When you want something, you order at the bar and pay…read moreas you go. We both ordered steak pies. Mine was "classic" and Gord's was with haggis. They were good but interesting as they were deconstructed ... the insides were under a flakey pie crust. The steak was big and chunky.

Awesome!!! This place is simply awesome! It is probably the most realistic looking pub that we…read morehave seen in all of the British Isles. This service is outstanding the proprietor is extremely friendly and the selection of beer and alcohol is excellent. Excellent bar menu everything from Fish and chips to burgers as well as mac & cheese. Very fair price and everything tasted outstanding. The place is extremely clean and very well kept. They have videos playing on multiple screens of TVs. Also a couple of electronica pub games. And if you need they also have coffee. Wish this place was closer to the states. You have to stop in and say hello and try and paint.

Very nice pork tomahawk, pretty terrace with view on the canal. Thank you to the servers.read more

Stayed here our last night in Scotland and had the best experience. They only have 4 rooms and…read morethey are beautifully kept. You're right next to the canal and the sight of swans is magical. The staff there is attentive and truly friendly wanting your experience to be great. Their restaurant is very popular and after having dined there I can see why. The bangers and mash is delicious. They gravy is flavorful and the mashed potatoes are silky. The steak pie was probably the best we had tasted in all of our Scotland visit. We were ashamed to not be able to finish it all due to being full. Their sticky toffee pudding was also fabulous. We got their small plate and could have licked the cup clean it that good. If you can, this is a great place to visit and try

Stopped by for dinner with a large group. The people were friendly and the food was pretty good and…read morereasonably priced. We all opted for the Carvery special - 3 roast meats and vegetables for 6 pounds. They served roasted Ham, Turkey and Beef and there were a lot of side dishes from which to choose. The side table with various homemade sauces was a nice touch. Kirknewton is 12 miles west of Edinburgh.

The Ratho Park has had a face lift from the last time I was there many year's ago. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised on the look of the whole place , As for the food , there was plenty of choice , even for a fussy eater. the carvery meal was perfect. I went for a large Carvery and was blown away by the carvers portions there wasn't a chance of clearing my plate. All I can say is the meal service and staff plus surrounding pushed all the right buttons for me. will be going back shortly with the inlaws. looking forward to trying other meals on the menu.

My last beer in Scotland at this Brewdog in the Edinburgh airport. Tried the Punk IPA but had no…read morefrothy head, so went on to order a half pour Elvis Juice Fruit IPA 6.5% which was infused with orange and grapefruit. It was definitley fruity with a frothy head. They offer a four glass flight of beer which is a great way to taste several new beers. They have a pizza oven with flames heating up the kiln. Very good bar to sit and have a beer while waiting for your flight.

decent enough place in the airport with 15 craft brews…read more The beers looked like they ran 6 to 8 lb for a It had anything from peanuts for a pound to meals for around 13 I had a brunch roll and beer for a measly 10 lb, a great price for the airport. Considering the beers are normally seven, a piece, essentially only paid $3 for a sausage roll with loads of sausage. First five beers on the menu are eligible for this special, I had the Brew dog Stout which is nitrated similar to Guinness, and was tasty with just a tiny whisper of bitterness.

Everything about this airport was very frustrating. We finally decided on Sir Walter's, and it was…read morebarely medicore. The place was packed. You basically find a table if you can manage to find one open, figure out what you want on the menu, then walk up to the counter to order and pay (please note the # on your table to give them), and then it comes out to you. The prices are highway robbery for what you get. I ordered the club sandwich served with chips. The toasted sourdough bread came with chicken breast, bacon, mature cheddar cheese, tomato, lettuce, and mayo.The sandwich was just okay. One side of my sandwich had these two small slices of chicken on it. There was a whole lot of everything but chicken. The chips on the other hand were phenominal and very tasty. I had a diet soda to go with my sandwich. I also ordered a glass of water which we never got. My husband ordered the Chicken Caesar Salad. Please don't mistake this for the caesar we have in the states as the taste if very different and seems to come on a l lot of the sandwiches in the UK. He didn't like it, but was hungry and ate it anyway for the price. A few helpful folks at the counter recommended a beer to him he tried and downed. The chips and beer seem to be the winners of this dining experience. The place is okay. The price and dining experience don't really match up even for an airport and being in the UK, but when in "....." you don't have many options. I noticed on one of the table signs there is an app you can use to order, and the food will come out to you. I posted a picture of it to go with the review. There is also more seating away from the main area that we didn't notice until walking to our gate. That would've been good to know when we were struggling to find a table prior, but the setup isn't straightforward where the additional tables are.

Generally speaking, restaurants in airports charge too much and give you mediocre food. We spent…read more$57.19 to find that is the case for The Sir Walter Scott at the Edinburgh Airport. It's just wrong to take advantage of travelers when they're captive and waiting for a flight. And for a place to be named for the great Scottish writer, this restaurant owes it to Walter to step up its game. Sadly, I will not hold my breath. You'll eat. It's average food. You'll pay through the nose to get it. And then they'll fleece the next family traveling through....

This place has good ambiance,great service and most importantly amazing food (and drink). My…read morefavourite starter has to be the blaggis fritters which are little battered balls with haggis and black pudding inside . I will always have the macaroni there I mean who wouldn't when it's soooo cheesy. One of my family members always eats fish and chips when he's at pubs and this one did not disappoint. 10/10 amazing

REVISION: A decor refresh, made-over menu & some new blood has transformed this into a local that I…read moredon't just visit begrudgingly because it's the best of a bad bunch. PREVIOUS REVIEW: It's cheap; not sure about cheerful. Fine for a few pints and a chat with your mates. Always got the football on and the bar staff are generally pretty relaxed and friendly. Toilets are pretty grim. Food is served in the bar and in the restaurant/"lounge" in the other side of the building. There's a conservatory where families tend to dine. Average pub-grub and average prices but I couldn't recommend it for food. Not shockingly bad but I've never had anything better than average (on the numerous occasions I've been dragged there for lunch by colleagues) and often it's a little on the wrong side of average. There's a beer garden too but I've never seen anyone in it. Not a place to take anyone you're wanting to impress but fine for a few quick, inexpensive drinks.

I go through quite a lot of airports and in turn see quite a lot of bars. Some of the ones in…read moreEdinburgh airport if I am being honest have got a bit grubby looking of late. This meant that on a recent pre-holiday airport wait we decided to skip the Weatherspoon's and go for some champagne instead. Instead of being in a bar, your more at a station in the middle of the departure lounge, but actually I quite liked that. (Plenty of people watching opportunities) The menu has food and drinks on it, but we just went with champagne. The cheapest one it had to be though and that was still bloody expensive! Still, it was lovely and that was the main thing. If you are at the airport and don't want to be stuck in the pub with ten stag and hen party groups, I can recommend this place to you. A bit more peaceful, nice food and drink options and fast efficient service. Just bring plenty of cash.

Airport bars are rarely fabulous and Edinburgh airport is not the best but this place is a-ok…read more The departure lounge is going through a long overdue make-over with some new shops appearing. Flutes and Tails replaces the previous seafood bar that was here and seems a wee bit more inviting. There's a range of drinks, not just fizz and the cheapest glass of fizz starts at £9.95. Some classy looking reds and white wines were on the menu but they had house wines too for more of a budget friendly option. I ordered Pommery (£12 a glass ) and pop corn (£4.50). I liked the snack option - I wanted something to soak up the alcohol as I'd knew I'd eat in London plus eat fish on the plane so this was new from the previous incarnation. Joe and Sephs pop corn is also gluten free and they had 3-4 different types which I liked. The bowl was actually quite a big bowl so pretty filling. Service was friendly and efficient. Decent pour of champagne too and toddled off a bit buzzed for my flight :-) I'd probably come here again if I'm on a later flight as it was a nice wee treat to start of my travels. #yelpmission

This is a nice neighbourhood pub, which provided a welcome respite during our day walking along the…read moreWater of Leith. The Kinleith Mill is immediately visible as one steps off the riverside path, and it was great to see people enjoying a cider in the sun. We decided to sit inside as we wanted to eat as well as drink. We were a group of four friends, and were quickly attended to by the friendly bartender. We all ordered a sandwich with chips, and a selection of pints to wash it down. Pints were cold and refreshing, really nice, if a little expensive. Sandwiches all tasted good too. High quality ingredients, good value, and a nice atmosphere in which to enjoy them. The place was busy on this Saturday afternoon, with plenty of regulars sitting at the bar with their drinks, but also plenty of people in for lunch. It's easy to see why, with the friendly atmosphere and the nice food on offer. I'm not sure how often I'll be out this way, but I'll definitely pop in again if I'm around. Recommended.

great pub much better than the other dull and boring pubs in the area…read more friendly staff great food and beer. excelent free jukebox.

Great little local bar situated just off the main road. It…read morehas a bar and a lounge and always has a welcoming atmoshere. They do bar meals at set times during the week which are good traditional pub meals and the staff are friendly and polite.