Decent spot for a pint. The split-level layout is nice, makes it feel bigger inside than it looks. Comfortable seating by the window for people-watching. The main area is fine too, though it can get a bit loud when busy.

The pea soup was really good, thick and warming. Nice to know it&#39;s a Robert Burns thing, and the place has been around forever. Just a solid, classic pub vibe.

Been coming here for years. The beer garden out back is always the perfect spot to unwind.

Busy spot with a real student vibe, but the staff are genuinely warm and friendly.

The fire was crackling just right, and the whole place felt so snug. Staff were lovely, didn&#39;t rush us at all. Exactly what you want on a cold night.

Nick was super helpful squeezing us in when it was packed. The whole place just feels clean and calm, which I really liked. Makes it easy to relax even when it&#39;s busy.

Popped in for a quick bite. The classic burger was spot on, really juicy. Triple-cooked chips were crispy and fluffy inside. Good portion for the price.

Proper pub with solid food. Spirits are a generous pour, which is nice.

The Negroni and Amaretto Sour were spot on. Ben and Moriarty behind the bar really know their stuff. Just a solid place for a well-made drink.

Loved the old-fashioned feel of the bar. It&#39;s right in the city centre, but felt so quiet and secluded inside. A peaceful spot to enjoy a drink.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s always the cask ale that brings me back. Sure, the selection can be a bit limited sometimes, but they keep it fresh and well-kept. That&#39;s what matters to me.

Great spot for a casual catch-up! Their whisky selection is solid, and the drinks are fairly priced for the neighbourhood.

Great spot for a quick lunch. They&#39;re dog-friendly with water bowls and treats, which is a nice touch.

The &pound;3 Cruzcampo app deal is a solid shout. The DJ on Saturday night was a nice touch, kept the energy up without being too loud. Good for a casual pint.

Sticky toffee pudding was the highlight. Seriously good, maybe the best version I&#39;ve tried. Warm, rich, not too sweet. Just a really solid dessert to finish with.

Found this cute little place down a side street, just off the high street. Perfect for catching up with the girls without all the noise. We got a table outside and it was so peaceful, felt like a proper little escape.

Popped in for a glass of red and ended up staying for a snack. The charcuterie board was solid, nice selection. The toasties are definitely the move here, really hit the spot. Good spot for a casual bite.

Stumbled in for a drink. The White Russian menu was interesting, tried a couple. Honestly, the portions felt a bit small for the price. Music was good though.

Cosy spot with a lovely fireplace. Perfect for a quiet drink with a friend. The armchairs are so comfy, you just sink right in. A bit of a wait for a table on a Friday, but worth it for the relaxed vibe.

Good quality food. Excellent friendly service. Very approachable and welcoming. Menu has a good and varied chose. Dietary requirements catered for.

Nice spot in town centre. The lamb shank was cooked perfectly, fell right off the bone. Staff were really attentive too.

Haggis burger was a fun first try, and the mac and cheese was properly gooey. Noticed a pool table and a little play area for kids, so seems like a good spot for families.

Great spot on Rose Street for a pint. Their own craft beers are solid, and the guest taps are interesting. The little terrace is a real bonus when the sun&#39;s out. Prices are fair for the area.

A really comfortable spot, the vibe is just right. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole evening feel effortless. A lovely place to unwind.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The Cullen skink soup was the star &ndash; really fresh and tasty, proper comfort food on a drizzly day. The rest of the pub grub was solid too.

The rhubarb margarita was the star. A really clever twist on the classic, perfectly balanced. Rest of the cocktail list looked promising too. Just a solid spot for a well-made drink.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The chilli chicken wrap was huge, honestly more than enough for one person. Really hit the spot. Price felt fair for the size you get. Might just get it to share next time.

Loved the vibe last night. The live music was just the right volume, not too loud for conversation. The truffle pasta was lovely, though a bit rich for me. Would definitely come back for another music night!

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