We've put together a gallery of Edinburgh pubs and clubs from yesteryear – and some of these photos will leave you feeling nostalgic.
Scotland's capital city has always had great boozers and a vibrant club scene – regardless of the era – and today we’re remembering some old venues that we’ve lost down the decades.
Take a look through our photo gallery to see 25 lost Edinburgh pubs and clubs – and please share your own recollections of them in the comments section before you go.
13. Honeycomb
Honeycomb nightclub, Niddry Street, 27 September 2006. The venue is now known as Hive. Photo: Third Party
14. The Yellow Carvel
Known for a time as one of Edinburgh’s best folk music venues, The Yellow Carvel owed its rather curious name to a 300-ton armed merchant ship (or caravel) harboured at the port of Leith in the 15th century. Located on Hunter Square, in the 1960s and 70s the pub became a haven for the city’s patchouli-scented folk crowd, as well as blues and jazz buffs. Photo: National World
15. 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
16. Subway
Subway on Lothian Road pictured in 2004. Unofficially known as "Scrubway". The nightclub later changed its name to Club Tropicana. Subway lives on in the middle of Edinburgh's historic Cowgate , situated under the arches of George IV Bridge. Photo: Third Party