300 Restaurants near EH29

Hidden away under George IV Bridge, within two minutes’ walk of the Royal Mile, this vintage restaurant and wine bar has a cosy feel: comfortable chai ... Find out more

"Despite a few quirks, this split-level restaurant generally offers satisfaction with its trendy mix of whitewashed walls, wood, glass and metal, while ..." Read our full review

Part of The Vittoria Group Edinburgh, this capacious 200-cover Italian on two levels is pitched right next to George IV Bridge in Edinburgh’s Old Town ... Find out more

"Housed in a lavishly corniced Victorian room with oak floors, high ceilings, black leather upholstery and triple-height sash windows looking out onto s ..." Read our full review

Nestling in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town and only a stone's throw away from historic Greyfriar's Churchyard and the Grassmarket, Merchants is one of th ... Find out more

Ideally located on Princes Street in the heart of Edinburgh, Juniper is a laid back yet sophisticated hangout serving sublime food & drinks from early t ... Find out more

The Broughton is everyone’s favourite local, situated on vibrant Broughton St, in the heart of Scotland’s Capital. Warm, cosy and welcoming ... Find out more

This grand venue, which is situated just off the east end of Princes Street in Edinburgh, could be described as part 1930s speakeasy, and part artsy-Edinbur ... Find out more

Subway Cowgate is Edinburgh’s newest club space. Nestled in the middle of Edinburgh’s historic Cowgate the club is situated unde ... Find out more

" An ornate late-Victorian saloon, the Guildford Arms dates to 1898. Set just back from the east end of Princes Street, no distance from Waverley Stat ..." Read our full review

Are you tired of avocado toast, matcha lattes and brioche French toast? Do you long for a proper feed, full of grease, fat, salt and meat? Then Snax Caf&eac ... Find out more

"With its ornate Royal Doulton murals of great inventors, eight intricate stained glass windows depicting outdoor pursuits and famous walnut-toned Circl ..." Read our full review

" ‘When in Rome, do as the Romans do’, as they say. By that logic, a trip to Scotland means ‘enjoy a dram’. Devil’s Advoca ..." Read our full review

"Bang in middle of the Royal Mile and opposite St Giles Cathedral (the name comes from a beautiful wood carving in the building’s Thistle Chapel), ..." Read our full review

This spooky bar in Edinburgh is the perfect spot for some scary good drinks, food and an eclectic show experience that will send shivers down your spine. Fo ... Find out more