Ryries - Menú

A nice Pub with history for BCR-Fans. The Drinks where tasty and the staff very friendly. Cheers .

Lovely gaff, decent single malts and a good selection of spirits. Staff are great and the service is top

Great Edinburgh bar. Good location by Haymarket Station. Has bands on. Good for rugby days. What’s not to like!

Every single wall of the pub has FAMILIES WELCOME painted on it but apparently they don 't allow kids? Either couldn 't be bothered having kids in so the woman on the bar made that up or all of their advertising is a lie...either way, not great.

Stopped here for a quick whisky on a Saturday evening. It was pretty busy when we stopped in after 10. Didn’t have too much time to make a proper impression. Service while we were there was quick, and they had a decent selection of whiskies for reasonable prices.

Popped in to my old haunt whilst waiting for a train. One young barman busy making coffees and working out how to carry jug and cup to a table asked for a pint of Landlords and got a pint of foam Asked for an actual pint of beer and he took it away filled half then went to make another coffee 5 minutes later I got a pint which cost £5.20 Place was not busy so can’t imagine what it is like when it is. There were 2 people waiting behind me Won’t be returning

Once again in Edinburgh and headed to one of my favourite bars, Ryries in Haymarket. Very friendly and cheerful staff who chatted away. Great Guinness and the food was brilliant. I had the Xmas Special: Turkey, Stuffing, Pigs in the Blanket, Creamy mash Potatoes, Brussel sprouts, Baby carrots, Cranberry sauce and delicious Gravy. A huge helping and was struggling to finish but manged nevertheless. My friend had the Steak Pie which was very good also. A must visit if you are in Edinburgh over Xmas and also anyother time for that matter. Highly recommmended.

One of our group ordered a glass of chardonnay and it smelled and tasted as if it was corked or the bottle was open too long and it had a brownish tint. We immediately returned the wine and spoke to a young barman with long curly hair. He never smelled the wine but dipped a drinking straw into it and tasted a drop of the wine off his finger and announced it was fine! On noting the brownish discoloration, he said the colour was fine. We just left and will not be back. Any establishment can have an off bottle of wine but to be so discourteously treated by someone who never even bothered (or knew) to smell the wine shows poor training as well as poor manners. We or our friends will not be back...

We popped in on a very cold evening, about 10.40pm, to have a drink before catching our train to Glasgow (the friendlier city in Scotland)!!All I can say is that the welcome we receive could have come straight from the freezer! We were told that the bar was closing at 11pm and this would be the last drink we could get! The bar staff (2 lads with beards) were incredibly rude and ignorant! We drank up and we’re out before the majority of the clientele! The staff obviously thought they were doing us a favour, rather than the other way round!?!?!Avoid this place at all costs!!!!It was awful! Unfriendly and very, very unwelcoming!!!!!!Everything Scotland is not!!!!! I had to give this place 1 sta...