Sometimes you do just need that ice-cold pint from a traditional British pub. The Dagda Bar is an old-school classic; it may not be fancy, nor are there any frills though that's why we love it.
Ironically, the home cooked food served here is anything but mini. It's generous in size, heart-warming and mouth-wateringly scrumptious. There's nothing fussy here but the vibe is unbeatable. As you can't book in advance, be prepared to queue before popping open your BYOB and tucking into a spectacular Korean feast.
What better than a post-culture pint. Pop on by The Royal Dick for a drink or two, and hope that the sun will be out so you can settle down in the courtyard. The perfect summer routine!
Late night grooves, lectures, craft markets, ceilidh clubs and performances; Summerhall has it all. To top that all off you can grab a coffee from the MF Coffee Shop for that oat cappuccino and an afternoon pick-me-up.
Looking for a last minute present, or souvenier. Head to Digger. With its bright yellow facade, the place looks as welcoming on the exterior as it is inside. From one of a kind gifts, to items you hardly knew existed, you can find all sorts of gems in this tiny store.