{Edinburgh weekend)

Dean McVey: Less gastropub, more restaurant with beer. One of the city’s best chefs has this as his pet project. Duck leg confit is wow! Soft play and kid friendly staff mean this is a good ‘coverall’ location.

Matt Taylor: Beautiful gardens that are totally free to visit all year round. Greenhouses, if you are interested, are worth the extra money too, it's not just one tiny room but a whole sprawling area.

Hugh Wallace: Head up to the roof garden for spectacular views of the city. Read more.

Arne Dus: Vintage clothes everywhere you can look! Head to the other two Armstrongs after this one to find some more unique items.

Marcela Zarske: Great experience! You can take the gold tour for the price of the silver tour if you get the voucher at their website.

Ian Patterson: Start at the top and work down. Oldest first. And cafe at bottom to finish with !

Todd Vaccaro: This is where JK wrote Harry Potter.

J Tt: Had a great dinner here. Excellent service and the sausages are delicious. I like the red pepper + chilli and the lamb and mint sausages

Edgar E: The statue is just in front of the Greyfriars Bobby bar but also make sure to bring/leave Bobby a stick at his memorial stone just within the cemeter.

Gustavo Sperandio Fernandes: Lovely neighborhood In Edinburgh, spend some time around the small streets

Hannah Ross: Lovely quiet garden, lots of places to sit, and just off the Royal Mile - opposite the Starbucks at Canongate. Read more.

Jelmer: Even though it is a prime location, there is always room upstairs, and often you can score a place with a power outlet.

Ingo: nice view of the castle from here

Gav GR: Really great food in this down to earth, friendly pub, and good value too. Try to steak pie and mash.🍴😛

Annabelle Binnerts: Lots of choice! Every square inch in this bookshop is filled with books. Wide range of choice from classics to the more modern kind of books.

Daniela Garcia: Important part of Scotland's history, beautiful building , can't miss this.

Frankie Bird: An enjoyable way to spend an hour... I downloaded 3 RLS novels immediately after I left!

Jen Wilson: Love the brunch here - amazing coffee and breakfast food

Mick Mavromatis: Coffee, cakes and soon - Sandwiches!

Chryssa Oikonomidou: I LOVED this place!! It is super cute, we had lunch, the food was homey and tasty. We also had tea and cakes... Delicious :)

Dougie Shirlaw: The two course midweek lunchtime meal for £12 is great value. As is two Fish & Chips for £14 on a Friday.

L K: Many old books and maps. Could make an interesting find with a bit of time and digging.

Jonas Neubert: Awesome Flat White! Really nice and pretty interior, beautiful place to relax, drink your coffee and enjoy the atmosphere or just to grab your cup on the walk.

Heather Tumshi: If you pay £3 you get a certificate saying you climbed 287 steps to the top. The views are stunning just make sure you go on a clear day and take a camera.

Padre Delmar: Great discounts at today's January sale! Amazing deals on some great items.

Robert James Peacock: Nice shop, but way over priced, e.g. £8 for Pretenders Greatest Hits, £36 for a not particularly special designer jacket.

Andrew Girdwood: Don't try to feed this pair

Berat YARDIMCI: One should give it a try to Scrambled eggs and Scottish fresh bread with butter with crispy bacon!

Richard Street: Beetroot & Tomato soup & a salmon & crowdie sandwich were delicious. All fresh ingredients and sourced from Scotland. A great wee place just off the Royal Mile!

Una: Best food ever! Seriously! Best thing is you can have 4 large salads, but still play around with their ratios. Such lovely staff.