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.

Run-of-the-mill boozer - sport on big tvs, Family Guy puggy and nothing to shout about in terms of…read moredraught beers. Saved by the fact it at least stocks Deuchars in bottles. Pleasant atmosphere, service and condition but not one for the Real Ale drinker.

Located in the centre of Penicuik, I would rate this as the best pub in the town. The Crown is a…read moretraditional pub, with a warm atmosphere (helped by the real fire!). The clientele are of a mature age and it is not frequented by the local youths! The bar staff are friendly, and there are televisions for the sport. A good local.

I have been to this pub on a number of occassions for lunch or evening meal. It is outstanding in…read moreterms of the quality of the food on offer and the very competitive price charged. A two course lunch, main meal with either a starter or sweet course, costs only £5.25 a bargain! Food is well cooked and attractively presented. The waitress is friendly as is the landlord. There is a daily menu which, typically, has a choice of 2 starters, 8 mains and 4 sweets from which to select. Highly recommended as a place to eat and relax!

Nice people, great service, and good food - especially after a long walk in the Pentland Hills…read moreRegional Park! Highly Recommend stopping for at least a pint and a side of chips.

"I feel sick." I've been listening to my husband repeat…read morethis phrase for the past three hours. We had a 30-minute wait for our food, and when our food finally arrived one of our group was served the wrong meal. She had a further wait for her meal to be prepared. There are far too many items on the menu for the kitchen staff to master. Some items were not even close to restaurant quality, like sandwiches that looked like they were made by a university student rather than a chef. Almost everything comes with chips, whether they suit the entrée or not... even my enchilada. I've eaten many amazing enchiladas in many countries, but I strongly suspect that my enchilada was made by someone who had never actually eaten one. It was really just random vegetables in tomato sauce and put them in a tortilla accompanied with bland, gluey guacamole. My husband's macaroni cheese dish was overpriced, thick, and oily, and came with bread that was clearly microwaved. His cheesecake was bland, nauseatingly sweet, and soggy, with a sweaty sheen on top. It's the first time I've ever turned down a second bite of cheesecake! The very dark and dated decor would seem charming and quaint if the food was kickass. And it could be, if the menu was trimmed back to focus on traditional fare with a fresh, modern twist. One final suggestion: they really need to spellcheck their chalkboard menus!

Really good!! The service was friendly, and the restaurant had a traditional feel. The decor was…read morelike an old pub and was fun of happy diners.

The Original Rosslyn Hotel is our first choice in accommodations when in this region. The staff…read morehere is second to none, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the pub and restaurants are amazing. There's a great place across the street (Dolly's) to grab coffee and breakfast and the bus into Edinburgh is only steps away. Highly recommended!

Had a lot of fun here, but the karaoke system was not the best, esp for the price!! There were a…read moreton of duet classics missing from the catalogue and the 'playlist' system was a little weird. Also some songs had cover versions as the only option?? Drinks were expensive, but not more so than anywhere else in the area. Seeing as it's the only one of its kind in Edinburgh tho, still worth it

Recently a small bunch of Yelpers rocked the mic at Supercube…read more Super fun can be had at Supercube which caters for karaoke groups in various sizes - pre-booked or walk-ins. Great service from the start introduces you to how it all works. With an extensive song list menu you will never be stuck for choice and this is available for viewing on their website too! Comfortable, sizeable rooms come with basic seating, a gigantic screen filling an entire wall (much better than a wee tv screen) and room service via a button on the wall to provide for your eating and drinking needs from the menu. During pauses between songs, nearby rooms could be heard belting out their lungs/murdering songs. The only downside was that the room was quite expensive and on paying bills at the end before leaving we merged with another large group in the small reception area who had come out at the same time so there was quite a delay in getting payments done and dusted. Never the less, I'm sure I'll be back, but with a larger group to justify the cost of the room.