The World's End

A traditional pub with a long history
Word to the wise: If you’re passing around lunchtime, why not stop for a bite to eat? The pub’s Scottish staples (particularly its smoked salmon and haggis dishes) are exceptional.

A true Edinburgh institution, this historic pub simply oozes character. Getting its name from its close proximity to the Flodden Wall, which kept the English out and the city’s residents in, The World’s End remains a friendly establishment offering delicious, traditional food and drinks at reasonable prices.
However, The World’s End is more than just one of Edinburgh’s coziest drinking holes. With its low ceilings, stone walls, dark wood panelling and various nooks and crannies, it’s also one of the city’s top architectural sights.