The Royal Mcgregor - Menu

This is genuinely one of my favorite places to dine in Edinburgh. While the city boasts a plethora of amazing restaurants, I have my top pick...

Happened in around lunchtime. Got the steak onion panini. Delicious! Staff was very friendly. Warm and cozy atmosphere. Would definitely recommend!

good place to quickly have the food too early as possible and as delicate as possible. the place has really good sitting opportunities and salads are really fantabulic. View menu

had to come back to this beautiful whisky bar during my stay in edinburgh. once again eating was great and the staff could not have been more friendly. that will be one of my favorite places in the city! ... especially for the haggis

cooler place to hang the royal mcgregor was her with my friends tried to eat her. in the starter we have goat cheese and grilled pfeffersalat, speck cheese burger is also too tasty and tasty, and in dessert chocolate brownie was ghost bags and fantabulous

eating here was excellent and service was friendly and courteous (linda was a big server! . the prices were right and you have a lot to eat. huh filled with haggis was great, and my friend had the haggis tower that was also fantastic. great place to stop and eat during the walk of the royal mile. View menu

A relative newcomer to Edinburgh’s Old Town dining scene, The Royal McGregor is a whisky bar and restaurant set along the Royal Mile. The offering here is traditional Scottish cuisine supported by local indie beers and a lengthy list of whiskies served with friendly appreciation to a mostly tourists clientele.

We entered this place because it seemed more open and welcoming and less crowded that others in the vicinity. After ordering a Dalmore 15 at the bar we perused the menu, and found they had some interesting Single malt sampling sets. We moved to a table and ordered the Speyside Flight which was made up of Macallan 10, Cragganmore 12, Benromach 10, and Strathisla 12. Now having built up an appetite we ordered the Haggis, neeps, and tatties, which was a perfect meal under the circumstances. It was well presented in layers and was delicious. We next ordered the Queen Islay which consisted of Smokehead 10, c.c.Caol Ila, Bruichladdic 10, and Laphroaig 10. Having sampled to our hearts content, we l...

Food 8/10 Ambiance 8/10 Service 9/10 Pricing 9/10 The place was suggested to us by one of the locals. Its a small place, not to crowded with a lovely warm ambiance. I wanted to try a local ale or cider and the waitress was very well informed about the varieties they had. Extremely helpful for someone who is visiting the city for the first time. For starters we ordered the Pork Ribs which were just divine. It could have been a bit more meaty but the taste was super with just the right amount of saucy ness ! We decided to share a main between the two of and ordered the Crofter's Chicken, not wanting to dive head first into the haggis. It was fabulous! For a first timer trying Haggis its just t... View menu