Six Degrees North Our Beer Man had visited Six Degrees North and awarded it the highest accolade of five stars. I’d popped in for a swift and delicious ale shortly after that but was still keen for a longer stay when I might see what they had to offer food wise. A dreary Tuesday provided …

Dreadnought The Halfway House – on the fringes of Leith and Newhaven – wasn’t a pub I had ever visited but it is euphemistically described online as “a bit rough round the edges”.Exterior So I didn’t mourn its demise and wasn’t especially excited about it re-opening under new ownership. However, promising signs started to emerge …

Daylight Robbery ExteriorThe Spit/Fire experiment burned very brightly for a time, but eventually fizzled out into a rather sad demise. With optimism that the Dublin Street premises can still represent a viable business location, Daylight Robbery took over the venue a few months back. I popped in for my first visit the other night. The …

The Auld Hoose Our Beer Man’s Verdict The Auld Hoose prides itself on its “legendary” mountainous nachos – hailed as the largest in Edinburgh – rather than its beer.Exterior But their social media presence hinted that it may be worth checking out as it occasionally highlighted beer which suggested there may be more to the …

Six Degrees North Interior Our Beer Man’s Verdict Six Degrees North has been quietly producing some of the finest beer in Scotland for a few years now. With a heavy Belgian influence, they aren’t necessarily beers which will please everyone – but while they are they occasionally challenging, they are invariably complex and delicious. Based …