Rabble Taphouse & Grill, Frederick Street
A newbie to the hospitality sector, Rabble opened in June this year but claims to be Edinburgh’s only taphouse and grill, specialising in low and slow-cooking and tank beer, fresh from the brewery.
Covering a multitude of different markets, guests can enjoy boozy brunches, afternoon cocktails, dinners or quick bites inside in the restaurant or outside on the terrace.
Copper Blossom, George Street
Are you in the club?
The MA500 club is open to multi-site operators and runs three nationwide events a year that include business-focused presentations from top experts and owner-operators.
Each event is following by an evening networking study tour of new and exciting venues in the area.
Bringing freshly made food and elegant cocktails to the city centre, Copper Blossom is an independently owned venue where guests can relax, unwind and soak up the atmosphere in its friendly, vibrant and welcoming environment.
Indigo Yard, Charlotte Lane
For the past two decades, Indigo Yard has provided a perfect setting to enjoy great food and drink in the West End of Edinburgh.
With rustic style and a superlative selection of beer, wine and spirits, the venue works with the best producers across its menu.
Head & Tales, Rutland Place
Edinburgh’s ‘hidden gem’, Heads & Tales is a mix of relaxed, yet fun, cosy yet open with a warm welcome in keeping with Scottish hospitality and tradition.
Quality is high on the bar’s agenda and opens its doors to nights out with friends, intimate dates or a post-work rant.
Ghillie Dhu, Rutland Place
Drams, Scottish fare, jigs and reels are aplenty at traditional Scottish bar Ghillie Dhu, hidden in the West End.
Home to cosy snugs, live music and an extensive drinks list including its very own Ghillie Ale, this bar showcases some of the finest suppliers and products from the east coast.