Upstairs from the Atrium and also run by Andrew Radford, Blue was a real smash when it opened in 1997. It's moved in and out of vogue over the years, but...

The Caley is red brick on the outside and roomy on the inside, with wooden benches and simple, functional decor. With good cask ales on offer, it invariably...

From Bruntsfield in the west to Newington in the east, there is a swathe of South Edinburgh that is desperately residential. Pubs are rare and the old Earl...

The city's independent arthouse cinema has been around since the 1980s and continues to draw a loyal crowd of cinephiles. With coffee, snacks, light meals...

The Golden Rule is a friendly, old-fashioned pub with some cask ales, plus a more contemporary lounge bar downstairs that has won a reputation for its...

Although it's been trading since 1992, the odd refurb has ensured that Montpeliers hasn't become dated or dowdy. The decor is currently clean cut, with...

Set back and slightly raised on the other side of the street from the sea wall, the Starbank arguably has better views of the Forth than the nearby Old...

The bar at the Traverse Theatre gets very busy pre-and post-performance, especially during the Fringe. The modern, roomy establishment is generally...