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.
9. Teuchters Landing
Head down to Leith's bustling Shore and try Teuchters Landing for some tasty scran and a pint. Sample the lip-smacking haggis, neeps, and tatties, haggis (and vegan haggis) stovies, and veggie haggis burger here. Photo: Third Party
10. The Abbotsford Bar
Found in Rose Street, New Town, The Abbotsford Bar is an ornate Edwardian pub with a lavish island bar carved from mahogany. There's both regular and vegetarian haggis on the menu here, which you can pair with a cask ale or two. Photo: Third Party
11. The Dome
A striking piece of architecture in New Town's George Street, The Dome is a decadent dining experience. The illustrious Grill Room here has a distinctly Scottish menu, with haggis neeps and tatties and filo wrapped haggis with whisky sauce among the options. Photo: Google Streetview
12. Greyfriars Bobby’s Bar
The historic Candlemaker Row pub will serve a special Burns supper this year with guests being able to choose from a two or three-course meal between January 22 to 27. The menu includes a smoked salmon starter, haggis, neeps and tatties served with mashed swede as the main and Cranachan on the dessert menu. Vegan options are available. Photo: Google Maps