Teuchters Landing - Menu

Super cute little pub, hidden away with such character, I have only ever been here for a few drinks but have never been disappointed, lovely staff and creative ongoing art.

a great place to drink beer here for predrinks before eating. large selection of beer, great atmosphere great place to drink beer. had timothy landlord on design before place!

I ordered the gluten-free fish and chips, and they were absolutely delicious. There were plenty of gluten-free options available, and even some of my friends who eat gluten tried some dishes and really enjoyed their meals. The service was excellent as well. I highly recommend this place! View menu

One day, after walking the Water of Leith Walk till the Shore in Leith, we stopped for lunch at Teuchter's Landing. It was a super sunny day, so we took the opportunity to sit in the sun, on the little platform on the water, to enjoy some lovely veggie curries in a mug. As delicious as they look... Still need to go back for their famous Beast Burger :

The gluten-free options weren't clearly marked, but the staff were very helpful when asked. I recommend ordering at the bar instead of using the app if you're going gluten-free. I tried the gluten-free fish and chips, and they were absolutely delicious—light, flavorful, fresh, and a generous portion. It was also dog-friendly, which was perfect for us. Overall, great food, a nice atmosphere, and reasonable prices.

I visited this restaurant on a beautiful sunny evening in July and I can't recommend it highly enough! You can place your order through a QR code at your table, and there is a whole section of the menu dedicated to gluten-free options. The selection was quite good, though it mostly featured fried items like fish and chips and calamari. My only suggestion is to arrive a bit early if you're planning to go on a nice weather day, as seating is first come, first served and tends to fill up quickly. The restaurant also offers an extensive wine and alcohol list if that piques your interest! View menu

Teuchters Landing is quickly becoming a lunchtime favourite, the food is reasonably priced and there's a wide selection of wines and spirits (although not always important for lunch). I'm a sucker for a good chicken burger, the lighter way to enjoy lunch and have had many satisfying lunches at Touchers. No photos on this occasion, I'm always too busy eating the burger to to document it. Whisky lovers should try their luck with the hoop of destiny, toss the hoop on to the bottles and drink whatever you land on, if you luck out and miss the premium range you still get a wee dram for your investment.

oh teuchters landing, my place on a sunny day in leith. They have a brilliant beer garden right on the oat and always many tables also around the corner. I spent a lot of afternoons and chased there with a gin in the hand. the perfect way to spend a lazy, sunny afternoon to be fair. I still have to try right, but ordered a part of chips that was quite a lot for a person. Not that I will sue you! they were fresh, hot and clobular. the perfect chips you would say. it is really nice inside and have a great selection of whiskys and cigars when this is your kind of thing! a must visit place when they are in good old sunny leith.

Having grown up in the south of England, I became very used to a certain sort of pub. Not posh, not trendy, just somewhere welcoming where you could enjoy a drink or two. On coming to Scotland, I’ve never quite found the equivalent drinking establishment. Teuchters has changed my mind. It was set up some 7 years ago by two Highlanders Peter Knight, who originally hails from Halkirk near Thurso and John Tindal, from Airlie near Kirriemuir. Not sure of what to call the place, they opted for Teuchters after a comment from John’s brother. An ironic touch perhaps as this expression is used lowland Scots to describe someone from the Highlands, and not always in a complementary way. John and Peter... View menu