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a walk up to Arthurs Seat
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There are lots of great pubs in Edinburgh but are not allowing kids in. Are there any good real ale pubs where children and adults can have a meal together.
thanks
Not my type of thing but you could contact the local CAMRA group at the link below to see what they'd recommend.
http://daveharruk.brinkster.net/edcamra/edcamrabase.aspx?id=pubs
One of my favourite real ale pubs in Edinburgh is the Guildford Arms on West Register Street off St Andrews Square. It has an upstairs restaurant plus a downstairs eating area. They may allow children not sure, you can phone them on 0131 556 4312 or visit website www.guildfordarms.com . If you do go there have a look in the Cafe Royal pub next door, it has some amazing decor.
One place I know they allow children is the Frankenstein pub on George IV Bridge off the Royal Mile, basic real ales but the kids will love the Frankenstein theme. Website www.frankenstein-pub.co.uk
Cheers
Clive
After you have seen my previous "ugly" picture of Princes Street Shops and Architecture, you will be relieved to know that by turning round the view is THIS !
Here you can see down into the wonderful gardens that run the length of Princes Street, so unless you are catching a bus or shopping - head down into the green oasis.
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The only place with free entrance, cheesy music and the same old faces every single time. Sad. But it's awfully addictive. The tackiest you can ever wear. This includes from I love Kylie baby size t-shirts to Kilts and fetish wear.
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