The White Hart Inn Restaurant in Edinburgh

A very old pub with lots of character. The young lady behind the bar was really friendly and chatty. Beers are around £5 a pint. The Green King Ice Breaker was excellent.

A really good place. I had a day to kill in Edinburgh before my friends joined. Came here on my own and the barman was really friendly and talkative with everyone. Food and Guinness was great. Lots of cool history to this place which you can read about on the walls.

I had to tray the White Hart as they claim to be the oldest pub in town and I was not disappointed.Had to wait 15 minutes or so for a seat as place was really crowded. I ended up trying their taste of Haggis and a beer and overall the experience was great, I believe that's as closers as you can get to an authentic Scottish Haggis.I had to remove a star as the place became extremely overcrowded during my stay, without any sort of respect of social distancing (like with people standing and so on). That was sort of odd after I was forced to wait outside as there were no tables free.

A historic pub and one worth checking out. We stopped in for a pint before we headed back to our hotel. It was warm and cozy and everything we could have wanted. Established in the 16th century, it claims to be the city's oldest pub. When we visited it seemed to be a younger crowd but all were welcome.

Nice and welcoming local pub. Nice and friendly staff and good food

The young man at the bar was so welcoming & accommodating. We the haggis & tatties starter dish & surprisingly enjoyed it. Awesome service with a smile! Highly recommend this pub.

We tried haggis and it was good, especially with the mash and gravy foundation. This restaurant claims to be the oldest pub in Edinburgh. The sun was warm and we enjoyed watching people walk through the Grassmarket area.

My wife and I liked the place so much we made it our go to destination for drinks. Great story behind the pub. Service was quick, attentive, and friendly. We chatted and really enjoyed Johan the bartender. Good selection. He is hard working and knowledgeable about alcohol and different types of whisky. I would recommend.

Very quick and polite service. Traditional Haggis, Neeps and Tatties were delicious. We got lucky and managed to get a spare table at lunch time. But it was pure luck, because the place seems to be very popular

Good whiskey selection! If I am not wrong it is the oldest pub in Edinburgh. Lovely atmosphere.