Greyfriars Bobby’s Pub Edinburgh

Cozy local Scottish pub. Known for their homemade pies. We ordered the steak and pale ale pie, served with mash potato, steamed greens and carrots. Tasty, generous portion.

the best. shop. during the edinburgh comic con to lunch and had the speck, brie and cranberry panini. it was amazing, I was really sad when I finished it. it is in a great location.

Great fish pie with vegetables and a white wine sauce. Several of their beers out but they recommended a great substitute. Cool history behind the establishment as well! Be sure to get a photo of Bobby on the way out!

that was a reparation of a young man. location is great and hard to miss. we were very hungry when we arrived there waiting for them to open and young we were glad that we were waiting. excellent service. fantastic food....Great ale.' and wonderful pudding. Get up!

very frightening named after a puppy, including a statue outside! we were too late for eating when we first arrived, but the next day went back for a beer and a snack. the mac and the cheese were excellent, as well as the brokkoli and the muddy. good service, great place, warm moods and an iconic dog!

dipped to lunch in bobbys before returning to birmingham. the bagels are from this world. those were the best sandwiches I had ever eaten. the ingredients were of excellent quality and they just tasted amazing. the service was also great, the staff was really friendly. will definitely return on our next trip to edinburgh.

got the braut speck and cranberry toastie and a freche capri sonne earlier this month it was one of the best frying I ever had! the brie was oozing from the toastie and the whole mood of the caffe was very welcoming and friendly. prices were quite good, taking into account the quality of food. it is located near the university campus, which would be very convenient for students to come back

a friend and I stopped a few weeks ago a coffee and a sweet tasty bite on a day trip to edinburgh. we had sticky toffee pudding in understood (what we got, with custard...freaking amazing), but were distracted by a daily special of the meringue and heavenly quality in a dome (so we have. the dame that served us was super friendly, and the place has a cute story about a dog (be sure to touch his nose in front of the place.) I am with pictures of the medal raspberry thing, because I have never been so close to the orgasm of a dessert in my entire American life.

We went here for dinner on our first night in Edinburgh because of the story of the dog Bobby. It was wonderful to see the statue and learn more about it, but the pub itself was a bit of a disappointment. The chef was finishing early so we were brought our starter and mains at the same time, and no opportunity to order a dessert. This was 8pm on a Friday night, so would have expected to be able to eat eithout the rush at that time. The staff were very friendly, but the service was quite slow. The food was okay, but nothing too special and the atmosphere was a bit dead. There are other better places to try scottish classics in the city.