Guidebook for Edinburgh
Drinks & Nightlife
Shabby chic, living room-style bar for a laid-back atmosphere and bar food with a Swedish twist
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Joseph Pearce
23 Elm RowShabby chic, living room-style bar for a laid-back atmosphere and bar food with a Swedish twist
Jeremiah's Taproom
7-8 Elm RowGreat cocktails in a casual and cosy atmosphere
The Black Fox
17 Albert PlWonderful Gastro-pub with relaxed setting
Food Scene
Stone cottage in terraced gardens offering a communal set menu made using sustainable local produce.
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The Gardener's Cottage
1 London RoadStone cottage in terraced gardens offering a communal set menu made using sustainable local produce.
Serving mad cocktails and Asian-style food, Treacle has a constant buzz amid the Broughton Street crowd. A great spot for after work/ evening drinks
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Treacle Bar & Kitchen
39-41 Broughton StServing mad cocktails and Asian-style food, Treacle has a constant buzz amid the Broughton Street crowd. A great spot for after work/ evening drinks
Bijou, fusion-style taqueria - tiny but bustling, recommend to book ahead
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Bodega
62 Elm RowBijou, fusion-style taqueria - tiny but bustling, recommend to book ahead
Arts & Culture
The Scott Monument was built for Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and today is a great location for viewing Edinburgh from a great height.
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The Scott Monument was built for Scottish author Sir Walter Scott and today is a great location for viewing Edinburgh from a great height.
Shopping
Princes Street
Princes StreetEssentials
Tesco Express
4-6 Leith WalkSightseeing
The perfect place for all the family! Enjoy great views from the courtyard (which is free) or venture inside the ancient castle to learn about the weird and wonderful things that have happened since the new city was built on top of the plague-ridden old one!
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CastlehillThe perfect place for all the family! Enjoy great views from the courtyard (which is free) or venture inside the ancient castle to learn about the weird and wonderful things that have happened since the new city was built on top of the plague-ridden old one!