The Milkman

Nestled beneath The Huxley, this cozy bar serves creative gin cocktails in a vibey, cave-like ambiance, perfect for unwinding after a day out.

A cozy cafe in the heart of Edinburgh, serving up artisan coffee and fresh, seasonal fare that guarantees a delightful breakfast or lunch experience.

Explore the captivating hidden streets of Edinburgh with engaging guides who bring the city’s rich and quirky past to life on fascinating walking tours.

Real ales, malts and pub-grub in convivial basement pub with log fire, plus decorative low ceiling.

Warm self-serve destination with a contemporary vibe specialising in Chinese dishes.

"Avery, Chef Rodney Wages’ Michelin-starred restaurant from San Francisco, comes to Edinburgh. Uniting elevated food with a fun atmosphere, we believe that an elegant meal should be lively and relaxed, never hushed. Our single tasting menu of nine courses offers vibrant and creative dishes that celebrate global flavors and seasonal Scottish produce. Our space is intimate and refined, but not without its playful touches. Drawing inspiration from American modern painter Milton Avery, the restaurant’s namesake, our style is bright, bold, and imaginative."

This upscale florist offers stunning bouquets for any occasion, backed by a reliable delivery service and a reputation for beautiful, lasting arrangements.

Dive into the National Galleries of Scotland, a stunning free entry haven for art lovers showcasing European masterpieces and Scottish talents amid a welcoming atmosphere.

Little Fritzroy Coffee is a cozy multi-roaster café in Edinburgh, known for its expertly crafted specialty coffee and a delightful array of vegan pastries.

Traditional lodging offering posh rooms with free Wi-Fi, plus a buzzy restaurant and bar. Housed in a 1780s building, this upscale hotel is set among the shops of George Street and is an 8-minute walk from both Edinburgh Waverley train station and Edinburgh Castle. Posh rooms feature flat-screen TVs with cable channels, free Wi-Fi, and laptop safes. Some have views over the Firth of Forth, and suites add living spaces and iPod docks. Room service is available. A buzzy restaurant and bar serves modern Scottish cuisine in a richly furnished dining room. Other amenities include a casual cafe and 8 conference spaces, the largest of which can host a reception for 400.