• Edinburgh Castle - Our whole tour is in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, talking about some of the history surrounding it and viewing from 3, less seen aspects.
• Grassmarket - We spend some time eating in the historic Grassmarket, the centre of ancient Edinburgh’s civic life. Here, we reveal a bit of the history and the strong links with the food and drink culture of Edinburgh.
• Victoria street - Wandering up here to continue our tour, stopping for some light bites and coffee on the most photographed street in Edinburgh! Some say it’s the inspiration for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter? We’re not so sure…
• Usher Hall - Edinburgh’s main concert hall but how old is it really and what significance does it have to Edinburgh’s food and drink? We have our first bite to eat and a drink here as well.
• Lawnmarket - The bustling road below the Castle, we stop here for coffee roasted in Edinburgh.
• Gladstone’s Land - The world’s first skyscraper? Linked for centuries with traders and drinks merchants.
• Royal Mile - We walk a the Royal Mile pointing out areas of interest before finishing with food and drink at the end of it in one of the historic little alleyways coming off Old Edinburgh’s main thoroughfare.
• St Giles’ Cathedral - We pause outside to discuss what ties together this church, Mary Queen of Scots, Sirloin Steak and the car park at the back? Intrigued? You should be.
• Edinburgh Farmers’ Market - On Saturday’s only! We stop off to meet some of the producers of amazing Scottish produce, sample their goods and hear their story. A proper ‘behind the scenes’ opportunity for anybody that likes their food.
• Innis & Gunn at No 6 - Drink one of the most unique and quintessentially Scottish beers you’ll find accompanied by a delicacy that’s origins might surprise you to find are not as Scottish as they seem.
• Edinburgh Farmers’ Market - We’ll introduce to some Scottish street food and the suppliers behind them whose passion and love for what they do shines through into their food.
• I.J. Mellis Cheesemonger - 3 Scottish cheeses, oatcakes and a surprise exclusive addition? It must a treat from a venerable Scottish institution.
• John Knox House Museum - Here we end the tour with a visit to a couple of location, close to each other but matched by the quality of tradition food on offer. we’ll make sure you go home well fed and watered as we try Cullen Skin (a traditional soup) Cranachan (a cream and fruit based desert) get a bit of whisky tasting going and, of course, haggis!

• Dinner
• Traditional, locally brewed drinks (non-alcoholic options available)
• Tea and coffee

Join us to experience eating and drinking like a local!

We’ve curated an exciting blend of Scotland’s finest food and drink, prime spots in Edinburgh’s Old Town, and captivating stories from the city’s rich history. Whether you’re visiting Edinburgh for a day, a week, a month, or you’re a local rediscovering your love for the city, we guarantee a fantastic time filled with learning and enjoyment.

Our guides hail from the food and drink industry, bringing their expertise and passion for Scotland’s top-notch produce to ensure you taste the best that Scotland has to offer. Our tour also takes you past all the must-see spots in Edinburgh’s Old Town, perfect for capturing unforgettable photos.

Let us show you Edinburgh—its cuisine, its top locations, its dedicated producers, and its fascinating history.

• We can accept people from the age of 16 upwards however they will receive a soft drink alternative in line with licencing laws in Scotland.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.