Not only are the cigars very over Priced they are not kept…read morewell in the humidor. I bought 2 partagas Cubans while on vacation and they both came apart while smoking. After sped of the equivalent of $160 USD that should never happen.

Great and quick service! Highly recommend wether you need help with finding a cigar or need help…read morewith a lighter!

When in Edinburgh - Pipe Smokers MUST go to this pipe shop. Great selection of pipes, lots of…read moretobaccos and the nicest, helpful staff you're going to find. Highly recommend

I'm not a smoker (got get that in first, my mum reads these) so you might see it as a little…read moreredundant me reviewing this place. Well maybe it is, but that won't stop me. It's a bit of a smack in the face walking in here. The music is REALLY loud (alright, alright old man) and the walls are stocked to the ceiling with glass fronted shelves full of cigars on the left and smoking paraphernalia on the right (yes that means pipes and bongs). The cigar collection was pretty extensive, as was their pipe arsenal. It did seem a little expensive, not to mention a little intimidating. Probably not somewhere you'd take your mum.

This little pharmacy seemed fine enough to me when I stopped by today to pick up a prescription. I…read morelike that it's so handy that they pick up prescriptions right from my doctor so all I have to do is submit the prescription refill request and then show up here a few days later to pick it up. They cover all the basic pharmacy items and, although not overwhelmingly friendly, we're courteous enough. Because of the Royal Mile location and because I would think they are an independent pharmacy, their prices were quite a bit higher than the Boots around the corner. Their package of 16 paracetamol was £0.55 here, whereas Boots' were only £0.16. That said, it is convenient and handy if you need to stop in here, and it didn't seem unsafe at all to me despite what the other reviewer said.

Underneath the typically old fashioned and tourist-friendly exterior, The Royal Mile Pharmacy hides…read morea dark secret. On a recent visit when I nipped in for a pack of chewing gum, the various foul smelling, painfully thin and toothless characters waiting at the counter told me what that dark secret was. Despite the pleasant exterior, the lather large amount of skagheads that visit this pharmacy for their weekly methodone hit makes it a virtual no-go area at certain times of the day. I've worked on The Royal Mile for about six or seven weeks now, and have already seen two rather sizeable, drink and drug fuelled brawls outside. It really is quite astounding that the powers that be send the junkies here, to the city's main tourist thoroughfare, for their pick-me-up. Given that heroin addicts aren't known for their early morning "rise and shine" attitudes, as long as you get here before 1pm you'll be alright, and will find a quite lovely little outlet for all your pharmaceutical needs.

Find a rare whiskey or grab a nice cigar. They have a great selection of both. Some of the…read morecigars were pricey but I think that's how it is in Scotland. The whisky selection is good. And all the areas are represented with all the distilleries. Could be open a little longer but not bad. 1000-1800. Ben was awesome and answered all questions. Even provided a few recommendations. Will be back. A must stop for any whisky drinker in search of a bottle.

A disgrace of a company. Ordered a very expensive bottle of whisky and 10 days later no whisky…read moredelivered. Checked my account and order showing as refunded. No email to apologise, no email to say I was bring refunded and no refund received. Utter shambles and in this day and age where service is everything this company are amongst the worst. They don't deserve anyone's business or to be in business at all.

I am not a cigar smoker, or a pipe smoker for that matter, but this wee shop in Leith is a real…read morefind. I love, love, love the smell of a pipe, because my Grandad used to smoke one. This store smells exactly like his front room used to! It's a family run shop selling pipes, cigars, lighters and tobacco, at reasonable prices. They also ship to anywhere in the world. I was surprised to see a lighter at £180, my jaw hit the floor! Why would anyone pay that for a lighter is beyond me, but there you go! A great shop if you want to get your fix, but otherwise just interesting for a wee look and maybe a flashback to your childhood!

Pretty standard little pharmacy. Popped in for cough drops on my way to a meeting and to be honest…read more- nothing about the store itself blew me away. It carries your run of the mill needs - from asprin to shampoo - with your pretty standard product selection. Wouldn't be my go-to (as it's small and for shampoo, etc) their selection is pretty limited but if I lived in the area it would easily become my "shoot we're out of" spot to hit last minute in a time crunch. Where it bumps itself up from that wee little three star is the service - so so friendly! I poked my head in the door and was greeted with big smiles all around and an offer to help. That's always worth a four star.

What gives Robert Graham's new Cigar Store an edge over other cigar stores in the city is simple:…read moretheir passion for all things Cuban. Alongside well known cigar brands like Cohiba, Partagas and Romeo y Julieta, they stock beautiful, limited edition boxes of 10 and 25 Montecristo Edmundo, Bolivar Petit Belicosos, Juan Lopez Seleccion Suprema and El Rey del Mundo Choix de L Epoque. To compliment the smokes, they also have a small selection of Cristal and Cubanero Fuerte beer, Havana Club rum and Mojito mixers. The thing that makes me adore the store however, is the fab cigar box guitar in the window. A homage to blues guitars like Muddy Waters, Son House and Carl Perkins, its made from empty cigar boxes, beer tops, baling wire and tins.

Really fresh cigars... Excellent sprit parings…read more.. Homage to Cuba!

Tried two diiferent single malt scotch whiskeys each at 46% abv - Loch Lomand 12 and Berry Bros &…read moreRudd. Both were very strong tasting whiskeys although I felt the Berry Bros was slightly smoother with a better aroma. This shop has a large humidor with a good selection of fine cigars and accessories. The owner was very nice and had an in depth understanding about whiskey and cigars. A display of classic smoking pipes were affixed to the wall across from the massive whiskey bottle inventory and sitting lounge.

During my recent trip to Europe I started to dabble with whiskey. So this whiskey shop was the…read moreperfect place to try some real strong stuff. I was on a food and drink tour that explained two of their whiskeys which were around 90 proof. They literally smelled like rubbing alcohol but tasted decent. This shop also had a humidor with an excellent selection of cigars. This was a great experience.