Decent option in central Edinburgh. Good range of beers, although little difference to the Camden location. Hitachino guest taps on my visit. Like the other BD bars, not much a fan of the industrial fit out, or however you want to describe it. It gets painfully loud in here too (damn, that makes me sound old). Didn’t try the pizzas but heard good things. Enthusiastic staff.

Familiar BrewDog deco. A bit bigger than Glasgow bar but smaller than Aberdeen one. 6 own brews and 5 guest brews on tap. Excellent selection of bottles. BrewDog doesn’t stand out that much in Edinburgh since there’s so much great pubs around.

Easy to find with central location, however, still hidden away in a back alley of Edinburgh. No football, no Stella, no shots are the messages at the entrance to this medium sized bar. The interior decoration is simple and gives a punk-like impression. The draft menu contains eight of their own and four guest beers added by a rather impressive line-up of international craft ales. A place very much to my liking, and I stayed here for some hours eating and drinking. I had cheese delicately served on a platter and well-crafted, freshly brewed ales from BrewDog. Rather indifferent retro-rock music – strange that they don’t have a stronger punk attitude to the music. Service was alright – a tad better at the bar in Glasgow, though (visited 14.04.2012).

Visitet this place 21/4-2012 on the Garvie Family Pub Tour. This pub has a typical BrewDog Deco, very narrow and a bit noisy, but still a must-visit place whenever you are in Edinburgh and want to have some great beers. They have a nice selection of both own beers and guests beer like from Mikkeller, Nøgne Ø etc. Both on draught and bottles.

My first experience of the Brewdog vision of how a modern bar should be and I had mixed feelings. The stripped back, post industrial look is interesting, but having worked in factories for most of my working life, it didn’t make me feel comfortable or away from work. The beer range is obviously extensive, no cask beers, but kegged and pretty tasty, although really pricey. Seating was difficult, probably due to its undoubted popularity, we squeezed in with Craig, Benji and friends, but we could see that there wasn’t much room for seating. Overall I did appreciate what Brewdog are trying to do and I will visit others, but in the end I would prefer a homelier place.

My goddness what a place! And what a slogun! No live sport. No Football. No Shots. No Stella. You will just love this place. Friendly helpfull staff. And they have everything your heart desire, and a litte bit more. Not far from the city centre. 10 min walk from central station.

New bar in Edinburgh. Fantastic selection of tap & bottled beers from BrewDog and big name international breweries. Very busy, full of trendy young people enjoying the beers. Friendly helpful service. This is what a beer bar should be like.

That’s the place you were looking for your whole live. Small pub, more or less all brewdog beers, phantastic guest brews (Mikkeller,...), great music ,..... I love the place.......

Excellent bar with industrial interior. Pretty crowded on a Friday evening, but not overcrowded. Visited again the day after, on a Saturday afternoon, then it was pretty quitet when we got there, but it was filling up during our visit. Decent selection of beers on tap and a very good selection of bottles (at least 120 on the printed menu, but there were several bottles in the refrigerators that were not listed on the menu).

I visited determined to pick holes because BrewDog can be annoying bastards at times (though I love them really). Could not find a single fault. Superb beer list, clever bar design, top rate advice from behind the bar, even the meat and cheese plate was excellent. Nearer 100 beers than 60. Below the beaten track but find it.