Posting on the Evening News Facebook page, we asked our readers to tell us the best places to go for a cosy pints as the nights draw in.
We received more than 200 comments, with locals keen to suggest where they think is the best place to go in the city for a cosy pint this autumn.
The most popular pub for a cosy pint was The Jolly Judge in the Old Town, with lots of positive comments and likes for this pub at the Lawnmarket.
Among the other cosy pubs recommended by our readers were city centre bars The Regent, The Guildford Arms, Mather’s West End, Halfway House and Hebrides Bar.
Other pubs outwith the centre of town that were mentioned included The Anchor Inn in Granton, The Bailey in Stockbridge and Fox’s Bar at Bonnington Road.
See below to to find out what are our readers’ 18 favourite Edinburgh pubs for a cosy pint this autumn.
13. The Bailie Bar
This Stockbridge pub at 2-4 St Stephen Street has traditional decor, real ale, and classic pub grub. Two of our readers recommended it as a great place to go for a copy pint this Autumn. | Submitted Photo: The Bailie Bar
14. Wilkies Bar
This Henderson Street pub was chosen by two of our readers as a great place for a cosy pint. The Leith pub provided inspiration for Edinburgh author Irvine Welsh, and was mentioned in his novel, Filth. Welsh famously brought James McAvoy – who starred as main character, Bruce Robertson, in the film adaptation of Filth – to Wilkies for a celebratory pint after the film was released. | Submitted Photo: Third Party
15. Guilford Arms
This popular bar, just off the east end of Princes Street on West Register Street, was recommended as a great place to go to in Edinburgh for a great cosy pint this Autumn by two Evening News readers. | Google Photo: Google Maps
16. The Ferry Boat
This pub at 683 Ferry Road was recommended by two of our readers as a great place to go in Edinburgh for a cosy pint this Autumn. | Google Photo: Google Street View