This is a cute inn…read more For me, the room was quite warm. You can open windows, but the windows are old and don't stay open. I was very hot when I tried to sleep. There's no air conditioning. The room itself was nice, clean, and comfortable. You need to register your vehicle if you park in their car park. Their restaurant and bar and great. I had the steak with peppercorn sauce and it was tasty. They offered local brews and scotch. You need to make a reservation with the restaurant as it can get full quickly. The room itself is more noisy as it is closer to the tracks. I wouldn't stay here again due to temperature, unable to keep windows open, no AC, and how loud the railway is. But it was cute.

The Hawes Inn, at the far end of South Queensferry is one of the more well known pubs-hotels in the…read morearea. From the outside it looks quite traditional and quite small, however looks can be deceiving. The main bar is quite large and has an extensive bar. It has a good selection of ales, including Deuchers, so I was very chuffed with that. The bar has a good amount of wooden tables, suitable for groups during lunches and dinners. The exterior is quite traditional and at times the bar, due to its size partly, does feel quite cold at times. The food on offer is mostly your normal pub group food and is not that expensive, but not that cheap. Defiantly worth a try if your in the area.

Neat little place. We stopped in for a quick bite before going across the street for a magical…read moredrink making experience. The food was good and came out quick.

It is a fun little bar we stopped in as we were in between tours. It is somewhat down below at…read moreleast in the afternoon and it was a nice place to chill and have a pint or two.

This was my first visit, It was quite honestly flawless. I…read morepopped in with my girlfriend after a walk in the Pentlands to get out of the cold. Grabbed a table right by the indoor log burner (Fantastic!) you can smell the wood fire and feel the heat, perfect for a cold day. I had one of my favourite beers (Edinburgh Gold) and we both ordered the Steak pie. Portion size was good, The Meat was tender, could probably cut it with a spoon and the Gravy was spot on, full of flavour. I will definately be back!

Everything you could possibly want at the end of a Pentlands hike or bike ride. Delicious, great…read morequality food, friendly service and good beer. And a warm, cozy pub atmosphere. If you're up for something warmer than beer - their hot choc is amazing, and comes with giant marshmallows, and they have a selection of desserts to tempt you with too.

History: check Ambiance: check…read moreGolf club rental for the pitch and putt across the street: check Friendly staff: check Good beer: check Food: meh My wife had a gin and tonic, I had a beer, both served promptly and wonderful. We ordered some frickles (fried pickles) - they are spears, not chips and are delicious. The Margherita pizza had delicious sauce, but the crust was pretty limp (see photo). Great place to have a few beers with the boys. Don't sit anywhere near the toilets, there's a constant stream of people going by.

Nice restaurant that sits next to a golf practice facility. It was fairly warm inside, maybe it…read morewas from the walk from our B&B, maybe there is no A/C. The place was clean with wooden tables. The staff was great and so was our server, Fiona. Great service, didn't write down anything and nailed our orders. I had the veggie pizza, some winds and macaroni cheese bites. The squeeze had fish and chips. We went with another couple that we shared all the food with. The pizza was cooked on hot stone, the toppings were great and the crust was slightly charred. Very good pie. The fish and chips were outstanding, not very greasy and crisp. The mac & cheese bites were excellent with a spicy dipping sauce. We'd go back again but probably won't have time. The only negative was they were out of IPAs. This was Monday evening, so the weekend could have blown the kegs. They did have it in bottles.

This is a lovely countryside bar/restaurant, literally in a stable, it's very warm and cosy, dog…read morefriendly and the food is good. However the seats were grubby, the service was slow and it was expensive but it's good if your in the area, even if you just want a pint and warm up by the fire but I wouldn't go out of my way to visit.

Back up again! The…read moreStable Bar has hit its stride. Good staff, a great rotation of beers (local and not) and food which I would be happy to receive in any bar in towo, let alone out in the sticks as we are! It's grapeat to have somewhere child friendly where we can get nibbles and refreshment. They have recently put in a TV, which is treated perfectly as it's only on for big events rather than showing rubbish all the time. Really pleased with the Stable Bar as it is now.

Such a lovely and quintessentially British pub. It's not impossible to get seating here on a…read moreweekend, which is nice.

Very cool local pub recommended to me by the lads at the Edinburg Larder nearby. It has lovely…read morestained glass windows in the front highlighting the renovated wooden bar and period ceiling. I ordered a build-you-own scotch flight with help of bartender. It was cool to enjoy it with his guidance and check out the afternoon locals - including a piper dissembling and cleaning his bagpipes.

Gord and I had a late lunch at The Ferry Tap. When you want something, you order at the bar and pay…read moreas you go. We both ordered steak pies. Mine was "classic" and Gord's was with haggis. They were good but interesting as they were deconstructed ... the insides were under a flakey pie crust. The steak was big and chunky.

Awesome!!! This place is simply awesome! It is probably the most realistic looking pub that we…read morehave seen in all of the British Isles. This service is outstanding the proprietor is extremely friendly and the selection of beer and alcohol is excellent. Excellent bar menu everything from Fish and chips to burgers as well as mac & cheese. Very fair price and everything tasted outstanding. The place is extremely clean and very well kept. They have videos playing on multiple screens of TVs. Also a couple of electronica pub games. And if you need they also have coffee. Wish this place was closer to the states. You have to stop in and say hello and try and paint.

What a fun find! Fantastic local pub with everything you would want. Good tap list, good food,…read morewelcoming atmosphere and fun staff. We ate lunch here, the hubs loved the mince and tatties and I had the steak pie. I would go back for both. The menu is not extensive, but you will be well fed and have good drink at a great price for being in the middle of the city.

Kay's might be my favorite pub in Edi! The environment is very cozy -- the back room is lined with…read morebooks, board games, and vintage trinkets, there's plenty of cushioned seating, and it sits just off the busy tourist areas. There is a wide selection of flavored gins, and prices are reasonable for the area. It's difficult getting a seat when the rugby is on, but is otherwise just busy enough to feel lively without being overwhelming.