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The Dome

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The six columns of the neo-classical Dome bar on Edinburgh's George Street are lit up in dramatic, soft orange and yellow lighting
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Venue details
Street
14 George Street
Postcode
EH2 2PF
Edinburgh Area
New Town
Telephone (info)
0131 624 8624
Fringe Venue
287
Website
https://www.thedomeedinb…
About the venue

Grandiose Georgian bar and restaurant that opened in 1996 in a former bank building on George Street.

The building has many neo-classical architectural features, including the impressive facade of Corinithian columns and sculptured pediment, more in keeping with a classical temple than a pub.

The Dome takes its name from the large cupola, a windowed dome that is found in many affluent houses in Edinburgh's New Town. This particularly striking one is in the main bar and restaurant area.

The Dome interior is attractive and spacious and, round the back, has a relatively roomy concrete beer garden with access through large gate to Rose Street.

The Dome's dining rooms, bars and tea room are open throughout the Festival.

Map

55.953439, -3.19553

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