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.

Excellent beer selection and the standard Brewdog fare. Prices are a little more than some of the other local places but the selection and atmosphere make up for it. Can’t recommend it enough. Some fairly scathing reviews on here which are a little harsh.

if you know a thing or two about beer then you’ll know brewdog isn’t amazing. Merely a marketing campaign that has done what it was intended to do. Anyway the bar itself is nice, good selection of beers but you can get most of there beers at the Brauhaus for at least 1 or 2 pounds cheaper.

The best bar in Edinburgh to try a variety of craft beers. The selection is excellent and they stock beers that aren’t available anywhere else. There is a great atmosphere in the bar when it’s busy. My one complaint is that the wifi is balls.

Truly Awful, my scoring should give an understanding. i’m not used to these ’fashionable’ designed brewdog industrial holes Their beer was mediocre at best, the international selection being the highlight over their own brews.

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).

Fantastic selection of bottled beer (look behind the bar on the one shelf) from all over the world. Mostly brewdog’s own brew on draft. Beer is central in the place. Gets far too busy in the weekend due to its location; bouncers will control the number of people.

Very cool place but during the day the cold industrial look can be a bit menacing. Staff is friendly and the food is nice, though a bit expensive. The selection is very nice, but the taps doesn’t change often enough.

Good newish entrant into the Edinburgh bar scene. Industrial type decor, not many seats but was fairly quiet on a Wednesday evening. Good selection of beers, both Brewdog and other craft beers (e.g. Stone). Only complaint was that the draft beers were a bit on the cool side.

A little hard yo find place, at least for tourists. Very friendly and entertaining staff with the needed know-how. A good selection of foreign beers on tap and especially on bottles. Decent price range and good snack food available also. Had to visit twice during my stay on Edinburgh.