Latest reviews from Edinburgh Airport

“Visited marc 2023. Nice to be able to try some decent beers at the airport, just a shame it is so expensive. Pleasant enough airport bar, very nice barpeople.“

jonas 30 days ago

“Located in the middle of the isle, open layout, no walls, wood, still some fixtures going for a BrewDog bar look. Food available, not cheap but not that bad for an airport either. 15 taps still with standards of their, Weihenstephaner, cider. One could do worse in an airport for sure.“

77ships 32 days ago

“Quite large, close to the BrewDog bar which bit more interesting probably. Carpet, old stools and bit sticky. More macro cask and kegs, prices are acceptable as elsewhere in airport. You could do worse in an airport.“

77ships 32 days ago

“Visited August 2023. It´s always nice a last cask ale before the flight. Next one please!“

Taboada 100 days ago

“Small bar inside Edinburgh Airport with a good selection of BrewDog beers.“

melush 238 days ago

“Excellent place at the airport Good beer selection “

Cunningham 486 days ago

“Big pub at Gate 10-ish, many taps and hand pulls but nothing interesting found one new one one that was rubbish. Dirty bar and tables vs old sticky beer traces. Food locks stabby but OK vs Burgers and other. I would go for a British Breakfast if served in the evening;)“

Nisse666 509 days ago

“Located before Gate 13, skip the Wetherspoon and had here instead. Nice a friendly staff had some tasters before going for a Limfjords replica. Nice seating 10 + on tap, didn't check the cans etc.“

Nisse666 509 days ago

“Came here on 15.11.2022. This Brewdog bar opened in spring 2022 and is located between the gates 12 and 16 at Edinburgh airport. Small bar with 14 beers on tap. I had a ‘Drop the NEIPA’ brewed in their Nice location, which was quite unique. Of course they also have their flagship beers like Punk and Hazy Jane. Edinburgh airport has a great density of good beer bars and Brewdog is a fantastic addition.“

Schlenkerla 526 days ago

“A typical Brewdog, smaller selection than a standard town place but beats going to Spoons.“

Stuu666 527 days ago

“Visited a couple of times.“

fonefan 832 days ago

“Nice to find decent beer available at a UK airport. Brewdog may not be everyone's cup of tea but it sure beats very average Spoons fare.“

Cheeseboard 1087 days ago

“Airside Spoons, there's one in every airport, right? Nothing much to recommend it but always popular. Couple of cask ticks snaffled, quality was OK“

Cheeseboard 1087 days ago

“Small place in the center of the airport. Had nice selection, friendly staff and fair prices for airport.“

Marduk 1557 days ago

“great beer while you wait for your flight at edinbrurgh airport good selection of beers for the size of it food was alright aswell airport prices“

CalumScotland 1747 days ago

“BrewDog's first move into the airport scene, which was long overdue. This outpost is located air-side and is probably their smallest bar in terms of footprint and capacity. It is an island set-up with the kitchen located elsewhere. They have 14 taps and a pretty small selection of bottles / cans. Only a couple of guests beers and no new beers for me on my first visit. Friendly and chatty staff. We had brunch and a couple of classic beers. Wouldn't stand up to many of the other BD bars, but is a great addition to the UK airport bar scene, which is usually a bit crap.“

Scopey 1779 days ago

“What a relief to find a half-decent bar at an airport when you have a 4.5 hour delay. Suits their motto, 'pray for delay'. Nice small out-in-the-open venue, looks cleaner and more organized than their typical bars, more wood. Small bar with some high tables and booths. Quite a standard selection of draughts, lots of BrewDog lagers on tap, but they stocked a few nice guest cans (e.g. Cloudwater) /bottles, pub food available too. Friendly and efficient personnel. Kids were allowed, which was great considering the delay. Prices are airport prices but still manageable.“

Borresteijn 1817 days ago

“Standard Wetherspoon place located airside of Edinburgh airport. Always good to see some Cask ticks when waiting for your airplane!“

SinH4 1858 days ago

“Big open plan place, not much of an ambiance, suprisingly interesting, choices, suprisingly fair. prices. Ok for a pint before your flight.“

tomer 1990 days ago

“Visited on 16th September 2018. Large open plan airside Spoons. Tried to recreate a trad pub feel and haven't done it too badly. Just a proliferation of wheelie cases gives it away. 5 sticks, a Nottingham and 2 Stewart beers on show. 1 of Stewart beers not on. Sigh. Quality of beer ok, £4.15 a pint. Reasonable bottle and can selection. Its ok and at least you might grab a tick here.“

WingmanWillis 2049 days ago

“Ok, by 'Spoons standards it's far from their best pub. But then again it's not their worst either. Despite being busy, we found a spare table at the back, and once seated it was quite relaxed and quiet compared to the hubbub on the concourse outside. They've made some effort to recreate the bookshelves-and-alcoves look of their real pubs, and if you look in the right direction you can almost convince yourself you're not in an airport. The beer range is not too bad - there's five rather unexciting casks beers (but hey, five different cask beers in an airport bar?!), but the bottle range seemed pretty decent, with several Scottish brewer's that (as a Sassenach) I'd not tried before, for instance Six Degrees North and Drygate. Unfortunately the prices are pure airport, about 50% than higher than in their high street pubs (but as this is Wetherspoons, this just brought the prices up to what is charged in the other high street chain pubs). It's worth noting that unlike their non-airport pubs, you don't get a free drink with your meal. Service was speedy enough but not overly friendly (but I guess I'd struggle to maintain a smile having worked in an airport all day). All in all, it's better than it's got any right to be, and it's certainly the most pleasant place to pass the test in Edinburgh airport.“

wheresthepath 2395 days ago

“Post-security airport spoons, too much of an open area to really get comfortable. However, four handpumps plus their usual keg/bottle range is better than anything we get around these parts, so I’m not complaining. Serve pints early as well. Prices are rather steep, as one would expect. Good for a few farewell for now drinks.“

jfb 2619 days ago

“(Visited Monday 22/02/2016 – morning) Typical airport JDW so prices are more expensive than normal for both beer and food – which was typical spoon based fare, so some casks and the craft bottle/can selection. Pretty slow service (looked like they were training new staff) overall okish place to kill time before your flight“

Desverger 2947 days ago

“Nice decent Spoon pub inside the departure area at the airport. Decent food and an ok beer selection. Also close to the toilets! Can be a bit noisy. But there are nowhere else to go......“

Cunningham 3104 days ago

“Not great even by spoons standards. Low number of taps and incredibly expensive for the adequate quality of the food. Generally heaving.“

Stuu666 3124 days ago

“Visited a couple of times. Traditionel JDW, beers and menu are the typical JDW menu. This place is a bit noisy and busy, and I would say a traditionel airport pub, where people are just killing time untill their fligth..“

Brugmansia 3655 days ago

“Decent enough for an airport bar. Quality of the cask seems to generally far outshine the neighbouring Turnhouse.“

sic1314 4179 days ago

“5 casks. Cheap and good for an airport bar. Expensive for a JDW bar and not that glorious for a bar. But since airport bars tend to be boring and the beer selection tends to be even more boring this is quite nice exception.“

rosenbergh 4437 days ago

“It’s a typical JD Wetherspoon pub. There’s a good choice of beer, the prices are better than average but do they know how to keep cask beer - not always sure. Had one nice pint and one so-so one.“

AshtonMcCobb 4477 days ago

“Fairly standard Airside JDW bar. Expensive & busy but as it is the only place you can get Caledonian Sir Walter Scott Ale, it is worth a visit.“

JohnRMurdoch 4708 days ago