A fantastic new addition to Leith, Diggers offers a top-tier drinks menu and a vibrant setting. From the Calcutta Cup buzz to the knowledgeable bar staff, it’s a masterclass in pub culture. Perfect for a dram and a local pint by the tram line.
Review: Bread Street Kitchen & Bar – a St Andrews Square restaurant
Indulge in a communal feast at Bread Street Kitchen & Bar. Highlights include the crab and Isle of Mull cheddar dip and a spectacular sharing Wellington. High-end dining that feels genuinely welcoming and unpretentious in St Andrew Square.
Review: St Leonard’s Bar, an inclusive bar in the Southside
St Leonard’s Bar is an affordable and welcoming pub in Edinburgh’s Southside, offering great food, local beers, and a friendly atmosphere away from the Festival crowds.
Review: Kaleidoscope Bar, 28 Queen Street
The Kaleidoscope Bar in Edinburgh offers a delightful experience with its impressive whisky selection, welcoming atmosphere, and top-notch hospitality.
Review: Pitch Perfect with Frankie Lily at Coco Boho
Birdy and a couple of friends headed down to Coco Boho where they’d been invited to partake in some drinks, a good time, and ermmm… some crowd karaoke! I’d never been to Coco Boho before, so when I was offered the chance to head to Pitch Perfect with Frankie Lily – and bring my friends […]
Review of Soba, City Centre
I’ve made a note to come back to the Soba Bar in Hanover Street and try again. Our visit was a spur of the moment decision, we leapt in the taxi, quizzed the driver about his views of the place and were safely dropped off at the door. Soba looked very busy, so much so […]
Review of Nobles Bar, Leith
Nobles Bar looks fantastic. It has impressive stained glass windows, a combination of dark wood and tiles on the floor, quirky and comfortable furniture. The decorations are fantastic, a little eccentric, but largely in theme with the Port of Leith and the old trading ships that helped keep Edinburgh on the map. Speaking of maps; […]