Looking for the perfect place to enjoy haggis in Edinburgh? Check out where you can indulge in Scotland’s iconic dish.
Whether you’re celebrating Burns Night, a haggis enthusiast or a curious first-timer, Edinburgh offers some great spots to enjoy Scotland’s national delicacy.
From traditional taverns to modern eateries putting their own twist on the classic, the city has a range of spots where you can enjoy rich flavours of haggis, neeps and tatties- paired with a wee dram of whisky, of course.
The Royal Mile Tavern
Traditional Scottish dishes and local entertainment
If you’re looking for a traditional Scottish meal, The Royal Mile Tavern is the spot for you. Situated in the heart of the city centre on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, this Scottish pub is full of character. Here you can enjoy haggis, neeps and tatties, alongside a range of over 100 whiskies. With live music every evening from 10pm to 1am, you’re promised a night full of Scottish entertainment.
YO! Edinburgh – Princes Street
Trying something new and unique
YO! Have teamed up with IRN-BRU to reimagine the classic Burns supper, fusing sushi with haggis.
This January, YO! Edinburgh are serving a limited edition menu celebrating Burns Night 2025 with a modern twist, featuring haggis and prosciutto sushi rolls, Teriyaki haggis nigiri and haggis Katsu curry – each perfectly paired with an ice-cold IRN-BRU.
Makars Mash Bar
A relaxed cosy atmosphere and comforting dishes
Fancy a spot of casual dining with heartwarming Scottish comfort food? If so, don’t miss a visit to Makars Mash Bar.
With custom-made haggis and an expansive menu offering vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options, Makars Mash Bar has tasty options for all the family.
The Haggis Box
Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free haggis
Got some dietary requirements within your party? The Haggis Box has got you covered.
Offering traditional, vegetarian and vegan haggis (all made with gluten-free oats), everyone can enjoy Scotland’s national dish. All haggis is served with neeps, tatties and a wide variation of delicious sauces. Find them in the Scottish Storytelling Centre on the Royal Mile.
The Auld Hundred
Classic haggis, neeps and tatties and a bustling atmosphere
Situated within the New Town on Rose Street, The Auld Hundred is the traditional Scottish pub as you would imagine it.
The exposed stone walls of the pub welcome you into a cosy atmosphere. Offering classic pub grub including haggis, neeps and tatties, The Auld Hundred is a great option for catching-up with friends and family.
Hot Toddy
Seasonal Scottish food in a modern atmospheric environment
If you fancy something a bit more modern, why not try out Hot Toddy?
A friendly and vibrant restaurant and bar, you’ll be welcomed into their tranquil garden restaurant nestled within the Old Town. Using all locally sourced ingredients, Hot Toddy is an exciting new option to add to your must-visit list.
Arcade Bar, Haggis & Whisky House
Top notch whisky
One of the oldest bars in Edinburgh, Arcade Bar, Haggis & Whisky House is the place to go for a proper Scottish meal.
Alongside an extensive menu of classic Scottish dishes, you can enjoy Robert Burns’ Famous Haggis, perfectly accompanied by a wide variety of traditional whiskies.
FacePlant
Meat-free and unique haggis
Located in Leith, FacePlant are well known for their delicious, 100% plant-based menu.
For a totally unique haggis dish, why not try the Haggis Melt Sando? Available for sit-in and takeaway, this tasty alternative is a great option for a quick bite to eat.
Traditional Scottish dishes
For menus that celebrate the best of Scotland’s natural larder, Edinburgh is packed with choice.
