Edinburgh Bar - Saturday Day time
Edinburgh Bar - Saturday Day time
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Ussrcossack

Original Poster:

895 posts

65 months

Tuesday 20th January
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I'll be in Edinburgh in a few weeks and have the Saturday afternoon free

There is no football, so looking at a real Ale bar type place.

I'll be in EH8, but central is OK or Leith

Any recommendations please

Especially if there is a place that sells good stout or porter

Thanks

sherman

14,869 posts

238 months

Tuesday 20th January
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Greenmantle
Southern
The Abbey
The Auld Hoose
Holyrood 9A
The Regent

Should about suffice

Ussrcossack

Original Poster:

895 posts

65 months

Tuesday 20th January
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sherman said:
Greenmantle
Southern
The Abbey
The Auld Hoose
Holyrood 9A
The Regent

Should about suffice
Cheers
I'm near the Auld
Might give the regent a miss, gay bars not my thing, but each to their own

David-H

179 posts

125 months

Tuesday 20th January
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The Guildford Arms

The Bow Bar

Enjoy wherever you end up.

sherman

14,869 posts

238 months

Tuesday 20th January
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Ussrcossack said:
sherman said:
Greenmantle
Southern
The Abbey
The Auld Hoose
Holyrood 9A
The Regent

Should about suffice
Cheers
I'm near the Auld
Might give the regent a miss, gay bars not my thing, but each to their own
The Regent is the most welcoming ungay gay bar going and has some of the finest kept ales in Edinburgh.

Ussrcossack

Original Poster:

895 posts

65 months

Tuesday 20th January
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sherman said:
The Regent is the most welcoming ungay gay bar going and has some of the finest kept ales in Edinburgh.
Thanks Sherman, I'll bear that in mind

Leithen

13,611 posts

290 months

Tuesday 20th January
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Entirely unbiased of course,

Guildford Arms
Abbotsford Bar
Ryries
Cumberland Bar

whistle
beer

Skodillac

8,903 posts

53 months

Tuesday 20th January
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You could try a couple of tap rooms, e.g. Moonwake and Newbarns, both in Leith. Both do very tasty stout.

Ussrcossack

Original Poster:

895 posts

65 months

Wednesday 21st January
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Thanks all for the recommendations

I'll try Auld as its near to my accommodation
Guildford and sister pub will be on my list too, sure guildford was on you tube a few weeks ago

I've mapped others out and might try the two places in Leith

I'll report back but a big thanks to all who contributed

s2kjock

1,820 posts

170 months

Monday 26th January
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Stockbridge Tap, Cloisters both excellent but can be busy. Cumberland not as good as it used to be for real ale/craft stuff. Lost in Leith and Campervan taproom worth considering. Dreadnought has a huge range - although it seems far away, it is 5 mins from a tram stop that takes you back into the centre of town in 20 mins. Highly recommended. Otherworld has just opened a bar in Leith Walk with a large number of taps, but I've not been yet.



Skodillac

8,903 posts

53 months

Monday 26th January
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Thomson's Bar on Morrison Street near Haymarket is a good 'un too.

And the Oxford Bar, Young Street.

Edited by Skodillac on Monday 26th January 13:47

some bloke

1,507 posts

90 months

Monday 26th January
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For a change of pace/something different, get a 26 bus down to Porty and try the Porty Tap and Forrester's Guild.

Ussrcossack

Original Poster:

895 posts

65 months

Tuesday 3rd February
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So I'm back from my weekend

Thanks for the recommends.

My time to have a sneaky beer was more limited than anticipated.

Guildford, very bus and loads of guests dining
Auld House, coupe of visits and right next to my digs, recommended for range of beers

Newbarns, my favourite place of all visited, great atmosphere

Thanks once again, this is what I like about PH