Refined and elegant though wonderfully unfussy. Timberyard is a family-run affair, where the food is served with love and passion.  The setting makes this experience all the more memorable as you dine within a 19th century costume store and warehouse. 

Though ironically named 'Doctors', this is in fact a quintessential pub. Slightly dark lighting, wooden interior and red leather bar stools accompanied by an unbeatable atmosphere. Grab a beer, settle in and be prepared to chat to your friends, neighbours and strangers.

Vermeer, Degas, Velázquez, Rembrandt, the list of classical masters on show is endless. Naturally, we're always drawn to their equally impressive collection of Scottish artists, think Henry Raeburn, The Glasgow Boys and William McTaggart.

Located twice in the Old Town is the delicious The Milkman. This petite cafe and pastry shop is excelling the to-go breakfast although you may be lucky and sit in their cozy nook to enjoy a pistachio or salted caramel cruffin slowly. Coffee lovers will adore this place, just as those who would enjoy aTurmeric latte will go back for it and those with a sweet-tooth will chug the White hot chocolate, it is truly to die for and perfect for Edinburgh’s drizzling and foggy climate.