Whiski Rooms

“A little bit pricey but the atmosphere is warm and the food is good.”

Vi Vi★★★★★

We had an excellent meal at Whiski Bar in Edinburgh. This was our first time trying traditional Scottish dishes, and every single one was outstanding—delicious, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. We ordered the Cullen Skink, Scotch egg, Scotch steak pie, and the haggis tower. Each dish was packed with flavor and exceeded our expectations. We were especially curious about the haggis, as we had heard mixed opinions and were worried it might taste unusual. Instead, it was absolutely delicious—rich, savory, and very much like a well-seasoned meat dish. What made the experience even better was th

Pippo_Pet★★★★★

Wiskie Rooms, an award-winning restaurant and whisky bar tucked into Edinburgh’s Old Town just a short stroll from the Castle, delivered one of the most memorable dining experiences of our week-long stay between Edinburgh and Glasgow. Among the many restaurants and pubs we tried, this was truly an extraordinary experience. The menu celebrates classic Scottish cuisine crafted with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and every dish we tasted was outstanding from start to finish. We began with a selection of salmon and a platter of traditional Scottish cheeses—both rich in flavor and beautifully

Liz Noonan★★★★★

This place is amazing , the food was excellent. Had a lot of reservations about trying haggis and our server, Ella was great in guiding us to the haggis spring rolls for an introduction to haggis, which is really great. The lamb was cooked to perfection. The food and service was so good, we went and took a tour and came back for a light dinner and Ella again guided us to wonderful choices of whiskey selections. Rhys was Ella’s side kick for the evening and he was spot on for all our needs. Highly recommend this place. Great fun and lovely atmosphere.

J Learoyd★★★★★

Top notch pub food upmarket restaurant presentation. We sampled the scotch eggs, cullen skink and haggis with mash and swede/turnip mash in a peppercorn sauce. All was melt in the mouth heavenly. We had a beautiful view of the Scott monument across the way. It was also a much better than queuing the the rain, as so many young people were, for haggis at the restaurant next door.