Garibaldi's in Edinburgh

Amazing place the vibe is just wonderful everyone is nice and the staff are some of the kindest people ever 10/10 i would recommend going

A friend of mine was shoved by a member of staff, no actions were taken against the member of staff, however, the group of us that were there were kicked out. Displaying a lack of care for the customer experonecr.

Fantastic dance floor area, pole came out if nowhere. Great fun, great drinks - good times!

Decent. Pretty small inside, but decent music good atmosphere, quick service at the bar and friendly. Got a shot and knocked it over on the bar, probably partly my fault, but guy server another.Bouncers might need a pair of glasses when it comes to looking at id pics...

Visited on a busy Saturday night,£5 entry. The two bouncers, who strongly resembled The Mitchell brothers, were firm but fair.Inside is your standard dive bar but the atmosphere was what really set it apart. Great chart music and a young crowd.Drinks were averagely priced. The staff were competent and fast.

Always hectic and always fun. Security on the door are jovial and the bar staff are super professional. It can get really busy so its always good that the bar staff know who's next in line. Be prepared to meet lots characters and chat with randoms!

Very underrated club, I had a great night here. Drinks were cheap and the music was good! Although the floor was EXTREMELY slippery in one area, like it was covered in oil, and I saw lots of people slip and fall because of that. Hopefully just a one off, as without the risk of head injury it would have been even better

This is a fun but messy place to finish up a night, but don't even think about going if you're not extremely well oiled. They seem to pack far more people in than you would suspect even lax health and safety guidelines would suggest, and if you want to get from the dancefloor to the toilet on a busy night, give yourself at least 20 minutes to shove through the sardined crowds. Pitchers are fairly good value for a club and given that the staff free pour, you either get a bargain or short changed on who serves you / how drunk you are. Worth it for the great tunes, lit up dance floor and infamous pole if nothing else - and also the random cardboard cut out of prince harry that was there last time.

I have never eaten here, but boy have I danced here! The music is brilliant, the crowd is a great mixed bunch, not too young or old, and not as stuffy as some of the George street places and everyone is up for having a laugh. Queues are long on a weekend, so I would suggest getting there well before 1am. The drinks are STRONG and the pole is an inevitability, you just have let it happen...!

I wouldn't say this is a restaurant but in fact a nightclub. I always come here after I stumble out of 99 Hanover. Entry is free and there's a pole to dance on.You can buy pitchers of cocktail and it's a good place to dance away the hours until close.