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Thistle Street Bar |
Central New Town pub down cobbledy New Town backstreet. Popular office workers' watering hole. |
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The White Horse |
Traditional Royal Mile bar and bistro on Royal Mile, in Canongate area. |
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Three Sisters Pub |
Popular pub with large courtyard down in the Cowgate, off the Royal Mile. |
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Guildford Arms |
Pub designed by Robert Macfarlane Cameron, built in 1898, and it still has much of its original character in tact. Found just off a side road at the East end of Princes Street. |
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The Jazz Bar |
There's a constant flow of jazz and jazz-orientated music such as acid jazz, funk-rock, and reggae, from local and touring musicians in this purpose-designed jazz venue and basement bar.
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Jekyll & Hyde |
Just around the corner from George Street and the Assembly rooms, the bar is decorated in dark, Gothic style with skeletons and related macabre items hanging on the walls. |
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Linsay's Pub |
Three bars and performance spaces, a garden
and courtyard. A short walk from the centre of town, betwen
London Road and Leith Walk. |
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Meadow Bar |
Near the Meadows, and a short walk from The Pleasance Dome and the Gilded Balloon. |
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Counting House |
Although it hosts dances and has a long association with stand-up comedy - the likes of Phil Kay and Fred MacAuly performed here when they were making a name for themselves - the Counting House is |
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Madogs |
Basement bar/club known for cheap drinking promos. The venue where Ray Wilson, of Genesis fame, was discovered in the late 1990s. |
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The Third Door |
Formerly Medina, the Third Door is a late night venue hosting club nights and gigs in the basement of Cafe/bar Negociants. The venue has a main dance floor and 3 caves. |
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The Mercat Bar |
Contemporary bar/cafe in West End/Haymarket area. |
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The Outhouse |
Just off Broughton Street, Edinburgh's pink triangle, down a lane, this popular bar also has a beer garden open during the summer months. |
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The Phoenix |
Popular pub and basement venue in Broughton Street area with healthy mix of clientele from Hibee supporters to posh studes. |
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Royal Oak |
Pub well-known for its live folk music. |
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The Pear Tree |
This popular bar near the George Square campus of Edinburgh University has one major attraction - a large beer garden. |
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Whistlebinkies |
Large, late-night opening central bar with typical Edinburgh stonewall interior and alcoves. Usually has live music - often local rock or folk rock - played loud. |
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Cargo |
Modish, airy bar, with high ceilings and glass-front, on two levels. |
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Opal Lounge |
Plush George Street bar and night club for the smart set.
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Lola Lo |
Bustling New Town, late night spot (open til 3am). Formerly known as Po Na Na but rebranded and re-opened with a Polynesian tiki theme in August 2011. |
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