Kay's Bar

One of my go to bars in Edinburgh . Full of character and excellent beer . It's small, so don't expect seats if in a big group.

I imagine this bar might have been there in the 1800s! It's so small, old... and charming. Love that it's totally hidden in a tiny street.

Mix with locals in this small pub . Great range of keg and cask ales and a full whisky gantry , all served by knowledgeable friendly staff . Food only Wed to Fri - try the Mince or Haggis and Tatties.

Great gantry of whiskies - but guest ales to taste worth a try

One of Edinburgh'best 'secret' pubs , great choice of cask and draught ales .

Probably the best bar in Edinburgh ! Great service, top beer and no music and loud people.

Cozy pub with friendly staff and a truly cool back-room library .

Cosy bar serving quality real ales - no distracting music ????

If you're not asking about the guest ales , you're doing it wrong.

Goto Kay's Bar, order a whisky or ale from their tempting selection, and then head to the back of the bar (on the right-hand-side) for the snug.

Cozy and lovely pints of Guinness

Great cask ale , good value for money lunch , you have to try the homemade chilli . Pretty good atmosphere during rugby games!

You'll find rugby on the TVs during the 6 Nations matches. Scotland takes on France on Saturday, 5 February.

Dry Dock stout is on just now, and is braw. £3.90 a pint

They accept dogs, even ones with crazy eyes!

Great Hop Crop at the moment :) #slainte

The 80/- is a braw pint.

If I told you where it was I'd have to kidnap you!

Shhh. Don't tell anyone where it is

Hidden gem