It’s that time of year again when thousands of people across the country meet up with friends to the celebrate the legacy of Scotland’s legendary poet, Robert Burns.
A tradition that began in 1801, the annual event sees people have a wee tipple, recite a poem or two, and of course, dig into some haggis, neeps and tatties.
So look out those tartan trews, familiarise yourself with Burns Supper customs and check out these 12 places in Edinburgh where you celebrate Burns Night in Edinburgh.
5. Howies
With restaurants in the picturesque Victoria Street and Waterloo Place, below Calton Hill, Howies is a family-run business showcasing seasonal Scottish dishes. The menu changes regularly, but if you can, try the award winning Haggis, neeps and tatties here. Photo: Google Streetview
6. Ting Thai
Not exactly haggis, neeps and tatties but if you fancy an Asian twist on a Burns supper, Ting Thai will be serving up 'Pad Haggis' between January 23 to 25. The recipe includes haggis, rice noodles, egg, Ting Thai’s sweet and spicy sauce, topped with a crispy haggis crumble and Thai chilli flakes. Photo: Deliveroo
7. Whiski Rooms
Perched on the Mound, the Whiski Rooms are offering a special Burns Supper menu between January 22 to 28. Serving cock-a-leekie soup, haggis, neeps and tatties and a Whiski Cranachan dessert, the set menu also includes a nip of Aberfeldy 12-year-old to toast the Bard. Photo: Whiski Rooms
8. Makars Mash Bar
If you're in the mood for something different, Makars Mash Bar on Bank Street offers “exclusively handmade” beef haggis made from prime Scotch Beef. Their prize dish is served with heather honey and turnip puree. Photo: Google Maps