Tasty and Indulgent Food and Drink Tour in Edinburgh
Scotland has some wonderful food and drink. In this food and drink tour of Edinburgh, Scotland's capital I want to show some of that to you. Scotland is more than just haggis. A national dish you may have heard of. We have an array of cheeses, fish, soft drinks, gins and whisky. As well as some delightful sweets
All of this will be provided over a three hour food and drink tour. If you have dietary requirements I will do my very best to provide for you as well.
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Tasty and Indulgent Food and Drink Tour in Edinburgh
What's included in Tasty and Indulgent Food and Drink Tour in Edinburgh
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
I.J. Mellis Cheesemonger
This is Edinburgh's best cheesemonger and we will taste a variety of different cheeses here and find out about the nearby area of Victoria Street, Grassmarket and see Edinburgh castle from a distance.
We visit a proper Edinburgh restaurant locals visit and taste traditional Scottish food.
Here visitors will take on their sweet sides and discover Scotland's slightly different version to fudge.
Inclusions
- Taste two whiskies from two different regions of Scotland. Get the chance to taste the difference yourself.
- Traditional fish and chips from a quality establishment.
- Taste beautiful Scottish tablet from a traditional tablet and fudgemaker. The establisment is family run.
- Cheese tasting at a local cheesemonger.
- Taste a traditional Scottish sweet.
- Gratuities
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- As this tour includes alcohol the age restriction is 18+. Everybody drinking alcohol in the United Kingdom needs to be 18 or over. This is why everybody coming on this experience requires to be over the age of 18 and is most welcome. Some cheeses are not suitable for pregnant women.
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- On The Royal Mile in the centre of Edinburgh there is a Cafe Nero coffee shop next to a big church called St Giles Church. I, Brian, your guide will meet you outside the coffee shop with a black umbrella.
End Points
- This tour finishes in a beautiful 19th century bar called the Cafe Royal and is one of Edinburgh's hidden gems. I must admit it is also my favourite bar in the city because of it's food, drink, beauty and history.
