Edinburgh has always had a buzzing nightlife scene – regardless of what decade – and today we’re looking back at some old pubs and clubs that we’ve lost over the years.
Have a look through our gallery and let memories come flooding back. And before you leave, please share your own recollections of the Capital's lost pubs and clubs in the comments.
13. Cinderellas
If you were into disco and pop music in the 80s, Cinderellas in Stockbridge was the place to go. Originally a cinema then a dancehall, the venue was transformed into Cinderellas in 1982 and, despite being a little less glamorous than its name might suggest, it remained popular until it burned down in 1991. Photo: Third Party
14. The Fountain Bar
Before its transformation into the Fountain Bar, the Dundee Arms, located on Dundee Street, had a pretty rough reputation - rough enough to be nicknamed 'the Vietnam'. Photo: National World
15. Honeycomb
Honeycomb nightclub, Niddry Street, 27 September 2006. The venue is now known as Hive. Photo: Third Party
16. The Auld Toll
The Auld Toll, on Leven Street, at Tollcross, had a traditional interior filled with old pictures, mirrors and some classic, if rather worn, pub furniture. Today it's The Blackbird - a rather more modern affair. Photo: Third Party