Visited twice during our short break in Edinburgh. The quality of service was excellent, in particular when it came to the whisky. There’s a very large selection of Scotch, and the bartenders knowledge and passion was remarkable. The prices were great too, with a flight of 3 whisky’s for £15 - especially when they will talk you through each of the bottles too, and the beer very reasonable too.

We popped in here to try a whisky flight. The bar tender was so friendly and helpful. Even though the bar was busy, he came outside where we were sitting, and talked through the whiskies he had chosen for us, where they originated, and why he had chosen them. Considering the flight only came to £15, it was almost like having a personal tasting session. Honestly well worth the money, such a friendly atmosphere. Would 100% recommend!

Stopped by as we were looking for a place to sample some scotch….I mean, when in Scotland, amiright?! Hayden (from S Africa) was our tour guide and gave us the best and most extensive information about our flight, which he hand selected based on our price range. He said we name the amount 15-100$ along with flavor profiles we liked, and he would do the rest….which he did in an almost theatrical performance. It was the icing on our Edinburgh Cake.

We called here for a quiet drink. The staff were great, but when you spend £16 on 2 bottles and a pint and some drunken lanky youth tries to make you smell whatever he’s got in his glass then knocks your glass over we decided it was time to go. Up to then it was great, the atmosphere was very good. Just spoiled by one. Sadly you cannot account for the stupidity of your customers.

Antony was fantastic at selecting whiskeys for us (who are daily amateur at tasting), and felt very accommodated and attended to the entire time we we’re there (and overstayed our table by 30mins). Great range of whiskey, excellent service, covid safe. Book in advance.

I’d never usually leave a review for a pub. But this place was so good that we came back every single day of our trip. Great selection of drinks but the shout-out has to go the the South African (I think) barman who was hilarious and accommodating the whole time. The pub is small but charming and really felt like we were in Scotland, we can’t wait to go back!

The bar guy mistook my companions bad pronunciation for drunkiness and so he denied us any alcoholic drinks. The thing is, none of us could be drunk since we didn't had anything before at all. And a lot of the guys who were sitting at the bar looked much more drunk than we could ever have been... The bartender got very rude when I wanted to explain the situation. Also, I had to explain it to my companion who doesn't speak english well. He couldn't even defend himself. The encounter was very embarrassing so we just left after that. If the staff can make such shady judgements there I would not recommend this bar at any costs.

Terrific family pit stop Nice long benches outside. Calamari was fresh and almost "Italian costal" in quality VERY TASTY! (Not the usual chewy rings you get at most places) Kids were happy with thier scampi / wing & chips combos. we were given 2 jugs of tap water and glasses with ice too. The rock n roll guys serving were rushed off their feet but handled everything with charm. Definately reccomend!!! Thanks.

what a gem, looks small outside but with a big heart inside, beer served in proper jugs with handles, friendly staff, much younger than me, but no age barrier. went before after my gig at the Usher Hall, Marillion. late opening on a monday!

The musicians were incredibly rude as I walked in. I suggested leaving my coats next to them and they REFUSED to have my coats anywhere near them as it was “for musicians only” even though they had 8 seats for 2 of them. Rude and obnoxious, won’t be coming back.