Embark on a culinary journey through the medieval charm of Edinburgh’s historic Old Town, in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, and stunning Georgian architecture of its New Town, exploring the heart of Scottish cuisine.
This walking tour will take you to some of the Royal Mile’s best hidden spots. From haggis and whisky infused treats (that’s Scotch whisky, not Scotch whiskey, aye!) to iconic seafood restaurants and the most indulgent of Scottish desserts, you’ll sample quintessential Scottish flavors in new and exciting ways.
Discover the city’s food culture through locally made cheeses, traditional pub fare, and unexpected culinary delights that showcase the best of Scottish cuisine on this Edinburgh tour. Wander down the legendary Victoria Street, explore historic closes, and taste your way through some of Edinburgh’s most beloved eateries.
Meet your guide in St Andrew Square by the Melville Monument. Your guide will be wearing a purple tote bag and will be standing by the bench with Paddington Bear.
Elegant and iconic seafood restaurant with stunning Parisian-inspired interior. Enjoy a tasting of Cullen skink, the traditional Scottish smoked haddock soup, combining classic flavors with timeless style.
Taking in breathtaking views of Edinburgh’s Old Town, Edinburgh Castle, Calton Hill, and Arthur’s Seat, you’ll learn about the rich tapestry of Edinburgh’s history and how it weaves together the stories of the Old and New Towns.
A cozy café-restaurant renowned for serving the best haggis in town. Enjoy a tasting of haggis bon bons with raspberry whisky marmalade paired with an iconic Scottish soft drink
Stand in the heart of Edinburgh’s most famous street, the Royal Mile. Stretching between Holyrood Palace and Edinburgh Castle, this historic street marks where the city of Edinburgh began over 900 years ago.
Visit this well-respected local institution, famous for its hearty pub food and eclectic interior. Enjoy a tasting savory pie with ocally brewed ale, capturing the true flavors of the neighborhood.
Stroll along the colorful and winding Victoria Street, one of Edinburgh’s most picturesque and iconic streets, often said to have inspired Diagon Alley in Harry Potter.
This tiny family-owned cheesemonger serves Scottish cheeses from local farm producers.
Situated right beneath Castle Rock, enjoy stunning views of Edinburgh Castle from below and hear the fascinating story of one of Scotland’s most infamous women, Maggie Dickson.
Stop at a classic local chippy, famous for serving one of Scotland’s most infamous and daring treats: the deep-fried Mars bar. Brave a bite and experience this quirky culinary legend firsthand!
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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