We'd add
Our runner-upGilmour's of East Lothian Haggis with Neeps & Tatties
Haggis from Gilmour's of East Lothian with neeps and tatties, turnip and potato. The pub classic, from a named maker just outside the city.
- Gilmour's of East Lothian

AI-made picture of the dish, not a house photo
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Our dish — the plate we'd order here firstThe house's own crowdie, the fresh curd cheese of Scottish farmhouses, with heather honey, toasted oats and sourdough. One to share before anything else.
Scottish pub · real-ale free house of the Stewart family since 1896 · East End (West Register Street), Edinburgh
1 West Register Street, Edinburgh EH2 2AA
The Stewart family has kept this Victorian pub since the 1890s, under its Jacobean-style ceiling with ten real-ale fonts along the bar. Upstairs, the kitchen makes its own crowdie, Scotland's old fresh cheese.
The proof, in the house's own words
Tradition
Traditional crowdie, in a bar one family has owned for well over a century.
We'd add
Our runner-upHaggis from Gilmour's of East Lothian with neeps and tatties, turnip and potato. The pub classic, from a named maker just outside the city.
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