Top Edinburgh Dining Experiences

Folk and Haggis is a Scottish experience that combines folk music, gastronomy and culture. Start the evening with the sound of a Scottish piper who will welcome you with a photocall on the doorstep of our place. Dinner will then be served two courses and dessert, including traditional Scottish dishes. During dinner, you will enjoy a folk music concert that explores the rich Scottish musical tradition. The evening culminates with a whiskey toast, a typical local drink. This evening offers an authentic immersion in Scottish culture, perfect for music and food lovers.

Scotland is home to so many distilleries, many visitors struggle to know which whisky to choose. Skip the guesswork and get a comprehensive introduction to Scotland’s national drink in a whisky tasting in the Old Town of Edinburgh. Tour a newly uncovered underground space in the heart of the historic capital, and taste four drams of whisky from different regions. Hear about the drink’s proud place in national heritage and how whisky is made.

Enjoy afternoon tea in an Edinburgh tea room that is steeped in authenticity and history—and offers spectacular views of Edinburgh Castle. Savor a selection of premium Scottish teas, thoughtfully chosen to showcase the country’s unique flavors and traditions, accompanied by handmade treats, from freshly baked scones to delicate cakes and savory bitses.

Explore the stunning Scottish Highlands on a full-day excursion that includes Glencoe and Loch Ness. Set out from Edinburgh aboard a comfortable coach to experience some of the area's top sights and attractions. Enjoy a chance to escape the bustle of modern life as you learn the fascinating history of Glencoe—a village made famous as a setting for movies in the “James Bond” and “Harry Potter” series—and see the world-renowned Loch Ness too,

Step beneath Edinburgh’s historic streets and discover a hidden Scottish wine cellar just moments from Princes Street. Tucked away among ancient stone walls, aged timber and a remarkable collection of bottles, this unique experience invites you to explore Scotland through its food, drink and stories. Enjoy a carefully curated five-course tasting menu, expertly paired drinks, and fascinating insights into Scotland’s rich culinary heritage. As you dine, your host will share the traditions, history and local tales that bring each flavour to life. Far more than a food tasting, this is an intimate and immersive journey into Scottish culture, away from the crowds and well beyond the usual tourist experience. Whether you're a passionate foodie, a curious traveller or simply looking for an unforgettable evening in Edinburgh, this hidden gem offers a truly authentic taste of Scotland. Perfect for: • Food enthusiasts seeking a unique culinary experience • Travellers keen to discover Scotland through its food and drink • Couples, solo travellers and small groups who value authenticity, atmosphere and local stories

This Edinburgh city sightseeing tour offers a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus experience with an open-top double-decker bus and audio commentary in multiple languages. Hop on and off at key stops including Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, and the Royal Mile. Buses run every 20 minutes with tickets valid for 24 hours from first use, providing flexible sightseeing at your own pace.

Your whisky range is specifically curated to maximise the range of flavours - no big brands, no blends or cheapskate options, this only serve what we consider to be the best reflection of the flavours available in whisky. With industry insider knowledge, and passion for their tipple, your guides are some of the best in the city.

Scotland is known for its whisky, and a tasting is a must-do activity for all lovers of the spirit. Enjoy a unique experience at the Port of Leith Distillery, which, unlike other distilleries, is built vertically. Take a tour and learn more about how whisky is made here. Fill your own miniature bottle and sample a range of spirits, including port and sherry as well as whisky.

Hear all about the storied history of gin from a guide who’ll have you tasting and learning at the same time. Get tips on which mixers to use when, and try four different gins in a unique underground venue. Your tour leader will expose you to new flavors and facts, from the origins of the spirit to its modern Scottish incarnations.

Discover Edinburgh, Scotland from a whole new perspective as you taste five drams of rare, top-shelf whisky in the city’s underground vaults. Let your guide tell you and your intimate group stories about the nation’s whisky industry, explaining everything from how the drink is made to what makes Scottish whisky special.

Travel back in time as you discover the history of whisky in Scotland while you sample 4 different Single Malt Scotch Whiskies. Discover the people who have made Scotch the success it is today and enjoy the company of fellow likeminded travellers in the setting of one of Edinburgh’s historic bars. After the tour, unwind downstairs at the bar with their selection of over 300 whiskies.

Visit a bespoke whisky lounge right in the heart of Edinburgh for a journey through Scotland's past. Savor single malt whiskies from several esteemed distilleries to uncover the secrets of Scotch whisky-making, and experience the great Scottish tradition of storytelling on this tasting tour.

Get out of the city and soak up the natural beauty of Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands on this day tour from Edinburgh. See wooded lochs and tucked-away villages as you journey through spectacular scenery en route to Glencoe and Fort Augustus. Enjoy a boat tour in search of the Loch Ness Monster and traverse the picturesque Cairngorms National Park. Travel in a top-of-the-range, 16-seat Mercedes mini-coach with a small group.

This doughnut-centric tasting tour of Edinburgh will have you eating your way around this gorgeous city’s pastry scene like a local. A guide will take you to some of the best eateries in town while you sightsee around places like Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle at the same time. If you’re looking for a delicious way to start your day in Scotland’s capital city, then look no further.

Discover Scotland’s whisky heritage without having to leave the city. This tasting beneath Edinburgh’s historic Old Town pairs four regional whiskies with stories of the people and events that shaped the industry. Your guide provides insight into Scotland’s rich distilling traditions while leading you through a newly uncovered underground space. With four pours from different distilleries included, this experience takes the guesswork out of choosing what to sip.

Boost your knowledge of Scottish gin by visiting 56 North—a working distillery and gin bar in Edinburgh. As well as tasting a selection of different gins with premium mixers, and a gin cocktail—the session is also an educational experience, as you’ll be talked through the detailed process of how gin is made.

Knowing the best spots for a quintessential British experience in Edinburgh can be tricky. Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea on a vintage Routemaster bus tour, and cruise past city landmarks including Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace as you sample fresh scones, sandwiches, and tea. Choose a departure time to suit your schedule, and capture stylish snaps on board the classic vehicle.

Indulge in a special guided tasting of four iconic Johnnie Walker whiskies, each accompanied by a luxury chocolate truffle created by award-winning Iain Burnett, the Highland Chocolatier.

Spice up your time in Edinburgh with a visit to the Hard Rock Cafe on George Street. Enjoy priority seating, grab your place amidst fun rock-n-roll memorabilia like Elvis Presley’s sombrero or James Brown’s pink satin vest, and savor a 2- or 3-course American-style meal.

Step beyond the ordinary Edinburgh dining experience and into the city’s past. Enjoy a five-course Scottish dinner in the atmospheric Merchants Tavern while a mysterious storyteller brings fascinating tales of Edinburgh to life. With three captivating stories woven throughout the evening, you’ll discover notorious characters, dark deeds, legends and extraordinary moments from Scotland’s past — all while enjoying traditional Scottish flavours. It’s dinner, history and live storytelling combined into one unforgettable Edinburgh evening.

Your guided whisky tastings are hosted in some of central Edinburgh’s best independent pubs, away from the packed Royal Mile rooms and conveyor-belt experiences. Small groups. Good drams. Proper conversation. Some guests are trying Scotch whisky for the first time. Others know their Islay from their Speyside. Both are welcome. Your tastings focus on discovery rather than ceremony. Interesting bottles. Hidden gems & the Occasional surprise. No jargon. No pressure to “taste properly”. Just the chance to spend an hour enjoying good whisky with someone who knows the stories behind the glass. We offer a range of tastings, from easy introductions to deeper sessions for experienced whisky drinkers.

Experience the essence of Scotland on our 3 hour Food, Wine, and Whisky Tasting Tour. Perfect for foodies, wine enthusiasts, and whisky lovers, this tour offers a unique immersion into Scotland’s rich culinary culture. Enjoy an afternoon of gourmet indulgence, tasting artisan Scottish foods paired with beautiful European wines and Scotch whisky. The tour includes reservations at 3 iconic Edinburgh’s estaurants, each offering authentically Scottish ambiance and culinary perspective. Your host is a local Food and Wine Specialist with an intimate knowledge of Edinburgh’s culinary scene. With their expert insights and passion for food and drink, you'll learn the art of food and wine pairing and about the unique characteristics that make each selection special. The educational aspect elevates the tour beyond a simple tasting experience, offering you the chance to deepen knowledge. Book your ticket today and embark on a memorable journey of taste you’ll cherish for years to come.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Scotland’s capital city and enjoy a delicious local afternoon tea. Enjoy montaditos, cakes, seasonal fruit, and a range of Scottish finger foods. Wash it all down with a tasty glass of fizz (with a non-alcoholic option available), tea, and/or coffee. Make friends with fellow travelers as you drink and dine.