Scotland’s capital city is said to have more pubs per square metre than any other UK city – and amongst them are some absolute stunners.
From old-school boozers with original interiors that make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time, to trendy style bars, there’s something to suit all tastes in the bar-illiant city of Edinburgh.
We asked Evening News readers on our Facebook Page to tell us the prettiest bars in the city – and hundreds of you answered.
Have a scroll through our picture gallery to see some of the most popular choices – and let us know your thoughts in the comments section before you go.
5. The Guildford Arms
Where: 1 West Register St, Edinburgh EH2 2AA. An old-school Victorian pub which has been family-owned since 1896. Marvel at the Rococo plaster ceiling and take in the jaw-dropping ornamented bar - one of the last to survive from the 'golden age' of Scottish pub design - as you sip on a quality real ale. Photo: Guildford Arms
6. The Persevere Bar
Where: 398 Easter Road, Edinburgh EH6 8HT. The Persevere Bar has traditional mahogany furnishings and bar, tiled murals, and booths. A staple of Leith, this much-loved pub serves both Scottish and Polish cuisine. Photo: The Persevere Bar
7. The Theatre Royal
Where: 25-27 Greenside Place, Edinburgh EH1 3AA. A stunning bar beside the Edinburgh Playhouse with elegant chandeliers, vintage fireplaces and a stylish island bar. Photo: The Theatre Royal
8. Cafe Royal
Where: 19 W Register St, Edinburgh EH2 2AA. This stunning city centre venue has an opulent Parisian-style saloon bar interior which makes simply enjoying a drink a luxurious experience. There is a traditional oyster bar serving fresh seafood dishes and a selection of continental lagers and local ales to try. Photo: Third Party