The Cramond Inn in Edinburgh, City of

myself and 2 friends met up for the first in 40 years in here. It’s a nice place. We enjoyed a few beers as we waited for the kitchen to open. The food was nice, but very overpriced. The quality of the burgers is simply not at the £15.50 level.

The Cramond Inn is a lovely lovely pub to relax in. The atmosphere is super chilled and cosy. The fish and chips are seriously good also. 5 stars .....

Never got through the door as I have two dogs who love dog friendly pubs, there were two staff behind the bar and not a single customer? Then I read they need Tuesdays off for a rest? The pub was closed down last time we visited Cramond and I can only imagine it will be closed down again pretty soon.

Just in for a drink. Chose Wine as I'm not keen on Sam Smiths beers.

A Sam Smiths pub (they're a Yorkshire company) just by the Cramond Causeway, is in a beautiful spot overlooking the Firth of Forth in the village of Cramond. It's a very old pub, full of character and charm, with cosy fireplaces and nooks and crannies, and various rooms. They do food, but I never ate, although I have done before in a Sam Smiths pub, and they're usually very good. All the bar snacks are top notch too, and I love their beef crisps. The alcohol they do is their own brands, from beers, ciders and spirits, and they're all good quality, especially the stout, which is easy to drink. Cheap too, at just under ten quid for two pints. The Cramond Inn has nearly been lost in recent years and it's in danger of being so again. It's not just a community pub, but one for all. A very friendly, historic place to go and unwind and forget about the world and its problems. Being a Sam Smiths, it has no TVs, no music, no slot machines, and no mobile phones or electronic devices allowed, BUT that's a good thing in my opinion. We're all too addicted to them anyway, and the break for a couple of hours won't do us any harm. The staff are friendly and lovely. Go, grab one of the board games there, or a book, but or just chat to friends and strangers. It's a pub that needs to stay open. It's a hidden gem and national treasure. My only niggle would be, because of where it is, I'd allow folk/acoustic music to help bring custom in, but it's not their policy, alas. It's a perfect place for it though.

The tech free pub rule is absolutely ridiculous. No music allowed either, no atmosphere whatsoever, was dead silent. Was forced to talk to my brother which I’ve spent 28 years talking to, what else is there to talk about. Food was ok and service was good as we were the only customers inside.

Nice to see the pub open again, visited with a group and enjoyed the beer. Getting the oatmeal stout on would get me back in an instant

Tucked away from the Cramond foreshore it took me a few visits to realise this pub even existed. I visited at night after the holiday season so it was quite quiet. It was surprising to find a Sam Smith's pub hidden on the outskirts of Edinburgh. Interestingly, this pub has a ban on using phones and other devices within the pub. It was about to be redecorated when I visited, but hopefully it will remain similar to the photos. If you visit by bus it's quite a steep hill down to the pub, and back up again.

Fabulous gem of a pub! Delightful beer - if you’ve not had Sam Smiths you’ll be amazed. Food good. Will be going back. Recommend you visit! Leave your phone at home and choose a board game instead!!!!

Friendly staff, great beer. Lovely views from the beer garden

Menu on Google is not the menu they currently have. Only items on current menu are chicken/beef/vegan burger or salad. So disappointed with menu, we left thier 'no mobile phone zone' pub.

The Cramond Inn has the potential to be a fantastic pub in a gorgeous location; however at the moment it's simply overpriced (more than £5 for a soft drink is madness!). The beer garden has a nice view, overlooking the foreshore, and with views of Cramond Island; however, it's too close to the carpark and a bit run-down.

No food available, coffee machine broken. Outdoor seating littered with crisp packets. First time here in 41 years, will not be back for another 41 years.

Great fish and chips and partner had steak and kidney pudding with mash excellent

The dish is called Hunter's Chicken. Delicious, with lettuce and fries. A very nice place with an interesting atmosphere. I recommend.

My friend and I came across this small pub after trying to escape Edinburgh traffic, we went in for a bite to eat and a drink. Seemed like a nice cosy pub, walked to the bar and was told to wait! It wasn't busy, we just weren't a priority as we clearly weren't as affluent as its usual punters. I ordered a drink and went to the table, staff kept staring at us and it was quite uncomfortable. We ordered food, which was a bit overpriced but wasn't a real issue as it was pub grub in a touristy area, not a busy tourist area but none the less. Food was average for what it cost and the drinks are the same, all the alcohol is from an English brewery and there is no other choice(I think they may be owned by them). I won't document the whole visit but the biggest things to know are we were basically invited to leave after our meal, kept getting stared at by staff and no real service. The only things that were brought to our table was the food, everything else was left unattended on the bar till we collected it. Even with all that, the most bitter pill came when I ordered a coffee, a latte! There's no easy way to say this, it was £5.90!! Again, I was surprised but not completely as it is a touristy area and I expected it to be some real good coffee... My utter shock when the bar person went to the coffee machine and pressed Latte😂 The pub has no signal, no WiFi and signs everywhere stating phones are banned but conversation is encouraged. Bar staff spend every possible second on their phones hiding in nooks and crannies around the bar then get annoyed when you try to talk to them! Good food, rubbish atmosphere, staff are pure raging!

A beautiful, spacious, old world pub with a good selection of food and beverages. However, be prepared to forego using your mobile phone or any other electronic device whilst inside since this company has a policy of digital detox, requesting that you go outside if you wish to make use of it.

Customer informed me of menu shortages rather than the Staff! Was given well undercooked liver sent it back. Replaced with Scampi and chips (which was the quickest replacement on the menu) that to ages to arrive. Only place I have come across not to sell any diet drinks regular coke or lemonade. Most other places would have given my main course replacement free not here though! Won't be back!

Dreadful food, £15.70 for Hunters Chicken which was reheated from frozen. It had a strange consistency and after a few bites we sent it back and asked for a refund. Hope we're not ill from it. To charge £15.70 for food which is reheated is atrocious. Update. It has made us ill

We were there because we were waiting for low tide to hike to Cramond Island (also highly recommended). The atmosphere was great, very traditional and cozy including a real fireplace. There was the opportunity to sit in a digital detox zone, but also rooms in which you were allowed to use your digital devices. The lemonade on tap was very tasty and refreshing, and the food was varied and lovingly prepared. In addition, the service staff was very friendly. I can fully recommend the Inn.

First time visiting Cramond inn and most definitely be my last..I was told to put my mobile phone away as the pub has a strict policy in place, no mobile phones or laptops to be used on the pubs property... I only wanted to use my phone to check with my online banking app to see how much the drinks cost me because the young female bar lady never told me how much my drinks cost I just tapped my bank card to her bank reader so I wanted to check the bank transaction. I was told could I please put away my mobile phone by a different lady then she pointed to the poster on the wall no mobiles or laptop to be used on the premises then I noticed all the beer mats saying the same...I agreed to put the mobile away then the same woman that told me to put my phone away goes to another part of the pub and starts talking on a phone. This upset me and I just wanted to drink up and leave the pub. I did ask the young female bar lady about the 4 beer gift back on the shelves how much do they cost... She took them down from the shelves to look for a price when she couldn't find the price she replied I don't know coz ive never sold any and put them back on the shelves then carried on with her job obviously she couldn't be bothered to check with her manager what the price was. I do think these bar lady need customers service training.. they were absolutely dreadful and so far the worst Scottish pub we have so far visited

IGNORE NEGATIVE REVIEWS! Amazing place and lovely people. Good prices and great service. Highly recommend. Beautiful building, too. It’s good to not use your phone 24/7. People are too addicted to them and get cross when asked to put it away. It’s sad.

First time here,very friendly atmosphere very clean ,good service ,lots of people eating didn't get food myself but judging by the other people reactions food was good . Nice place to stop off after a walk in this area.will be back.

Apparently this is a technology free pub. I got told off for reading my phone. I was alone with no-one to talk to so I left the 3/4 of my drink behind never to return.

Awful drinks. Own brand soft drinks. WiFi ban, with condescending notices. No atmosphere to speak of, practically empty.

Beautiful place great atmosphere

Absolutely incredible ancient pub 😊🫶 I would love to come back and spend there more time ❤️ With love from Ukraine 💙💛

I think we had some bad luck but it took a long time for the food to arrive. Also only some parts of the pub were warm - would recommend trying to sit close to /in the room with the fire if possible. The food was not bad - pretty standard but filling and there was a good selection to choose from the menu. Given the limited selection of places to choose in Cramnd, it is not a bad choice, but could be a touch more comfortable or cozy especially for colder months.

Lovely little pub, full of character and inviting coal fire on a cold wet day.

Really cool old pub with decent beers from Tadcaster

First time calling in after being over to Cramond island my girlfriend and I we’re very happy with our food nice staff and good service will be calling back

Have to put one star to get on here to review. Just arrived from away and staying in a cottage across the rd. We were very hungry and looking forward to eating in The Cramond inn only to be told no dogs allowed . We were going to eat and drink there every tea time as just across the rd .They have lost alot of money from us . Since found out Samual Smith own the pub ppfftt of all the people that could own the pub it had to be them . The most boring owners anybody could wish for to own a pub . They need to get with it and allow dogs for a start . We travel all over England and never had a problem .Come to Cranford and could not believe it . Hes a lap dog and would of just laid at our feet . No bother . Everywhere is dog friendly in this day and age . Just a certain area would be enough .Could make alot more money if allowed dogs . Also whats wrong with a little soft background music for ambience ? As for cash only hmm thats for one reason only but wont put on here .Also no phones , i'd say its controlling . People will still chat if they want to .Anyway we had to get a takeaway but thats fine they are the ones losing money . All the dogs we saw on the beach side as well . Samual Smith get in the real world . This is not against the managers . This is purely for owners !

Interesting strategy of not allowing phones. Phone detox. I am addicted to mine. But I get the idea. Great place.

Great that Cramond Inn is open again. The place looks just the same as ever. Best thing about the latest version is the friendly and efficient service. No question, I'll be back.

Sitio muy apañado, bonito y pintoresco. Las vistas son geniales

Avoid at all costs. Overpriced, disgusting food. Toilets a mess and had to kick way out of door. All 3 of us had dodgy tummies the next day. After we called to talk to the management (rather than complain publicly) we were reluctantly offered a refund (no apology). On going there to obtain the refund, the manager showed us to a side room, presumably to avoid embarrassing the other customers. He proceeded to instead embarrass himself by being extremely rude and aggressive with no provocation from us. How can someone mess up a frozen steak pie and 2 chicken burgers that badly?

The food was awful, overpriced and made us ill. We phoned to speak to the manager and they reluctantly offered a refund. When we returned we were pulled into a side room where the manager/chef was so rude to us, even though we had been completely pleasant and it was their fault in the first place. He told us the food was all frozen - £14 for a tiny steak pie that isn’t even homemade!! Such a shame as this place could be so nice. Will not be returning based on the managers rudeness! 2 female bar staff were lovely however.

The new management are doing a great job and really doing their best to turn this place around. Enjoyed our lunch very much. However I strongly dislike Sam Smith's breweries and wish they didn't own our only local pub.

Very traditional looking and feeling pub which I had been to before. Hadn’t really changed and that’s fine, it promotes itself as a technology free pub No TV,mobiles or music just conversation! which is fine by me but when it’s quiet and nobody in it feels like a morgue. We were in the area for a wedding and dined here. The food was good and staff very pleasant,friendly & attentive although you have to go the bar to order and pay for everything upfront? No tabs or bills allowed to build up? Not a lot of trust maybe they’ve had runners 🏃 in their past.

Can't charge your phone after a long hike "digital free zone", business model obviously confused which century this is. Staff seem friendly and helpful 👍.

Had lunch here specifically to view the plaque relating to the Richard III society, but learnt from staff that it had been taken down as it didn't fit in with the time period the pub was supposedly set in (which meant no mobile phones, or any electronic equipment). Okay, but then why have the electronic credit card reader? Pure hypocrisy - and very disappointed customers. If you can make an exception to have a credit card reader then you can make an exception for what is a historic plaque. There will be a lot more disappointed customers who visit to see that plaque when the excellent film 'The Lost King' goes on general release on TV. Clearly the manager did not have his marketing hat on when he made the decision to remove the plaque. The whole meal was spoilt as a result. I live in hope that the manager returns to his senses and restores the plaque to its rightful place ... but I'm not holding my breath.

Can't give this place a 0 or we would've gave it that. Visited Saturday afternoon 24/06/23. Staff not very welcoming at all. We entered the place, stood by the bar to see if they had a table. A young man behind the bar just looked right through us, pretty much as if we weren't there. we were eventually noticed by the female member of staff and told to take any seat. We orders 2 greek salads. Salads arrived very quickly, but the salads were very disappointing to say the least! Bowl of salad with a few olives a couple of tomatoes, tiny cubes of feta. No dressing or any signs of herbs. Greek salads has olive oil not the brine from the jar that the olives came out of. Pretty basic salad to make unfortunately this place can't make it. £31 for 2 salads, glass of rose wine and a sparkling water. Will not be back here, and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Could be nice. Nice staff doing their best. No dogs allowed and no mobile phones. What age is this owner living in. Very 😞 disappointing.

Great place but we wondered if you might become Dog Friendly? Cramond is very popular with dog walkers so it would mean extra business. Some places have an area set aside for dogs and their owners. Thanks for reading.

Went for food yest after being at beach..food not good standard very pricey for what it is...place very dark and not inviting..wont use it again..2 small plate meals for kids 1 lasagna and 1 hunters chicken 4 small juices £65...and put into a back room which was classed as kids area ???

Beautiful pub, great beer, friendly staff, they take card and there is a dart board and board games. Couldn’t recommend it more!

Miserable!! Nearly £14 for chicken burger, Was very good pre covid, Shadow of it's self! Absolute shame!! 😥

Nice pub lovely location friendly staff, good beers £4 a pint not £6 as stated on another review. Food very underwhelming for the price gastro it definitely isn't small portions cheap supermarket garlic bread slices if you're looking for good food choices and quality this isn't the place for you, cycled back to campsite and made a sandwich .

A real treasure! A traditional Scottish Pub, albeit with not so traditional Scottish brews but the Cider is tasty. In a world of so called modern Pubs, which really means they are either full of steel and glass or they are transformed into eateries - The Cramond Inn is like taking a step back in time and it's truly welcomed by me. Awesome view from outdoor seating too. All the best to the new Team!

Great for going cycling, and walking .

Bar tradicional escocés sin música ni tv. El propietario no es muy simpático..... pero la cerveza está muy rica.

Lovely and charming pub, excellent adherence to COVID rules. Felt very safe. Losing a star due to ZERO acceptance of cards... There's not even a cash machine with 2 miles. We just had to leave 🤷‍♂️... It was a nice pint too!

This is just a stunningly beautiful place. Currently it's best to book. They have no technology areas allowed which is great. Very very atmospheric and it really does feel its age. It's in a conservation area that has a huge area for the public to park their cars and is the access point to the causeway that takes you over to cramond island which is another popular vantage point for photographers like myself. No access for wheelchair users. A beautiful place. Photos of cramond area are attached in my profile please like.

Wanted to go for a drink after visiting the tidal island. Where told that they don’t tale cards with the next atm a mile away. Also, I find a bit strange of them to enforce no electronics in that manner.

It was unusual due to the fact that no one was allowed to use any type of mobile phone within the premises. Staff keept to the covid 19 rules. The good side was the staff were very friendly and helpfull the food was enjoyable and well presented

We stopped here on a cycle on a sunny day. We sat out in the now mainly disused car park since Covid and got a great view out to the island. All protocols appeared to be being followed, the staff were really helpful and the process easy. The drinks were good and tables clean. No doubt we will be back as it's a regular route of ours. Thanks for having us and next time we will probably get something to eat too. Well worth a visit if you have the chance and sitting outside allows you to take in the beautiful view.

Can only use cash 2 pay very strange in this day and age

Cash only and digital detox ( please dont use your phones and have a conversation instead!) Not a concept im used to but did enioy it and soon me and my friends were sharing stories and laughing away The variety of drinks are great! Although i think the upper end was expensive. Still a good pint for 4.50 tho! The food was incredible! We had the steak and ale pie, chicken and bacon sandwhich and the fish goujan sandwhich. All came with chips and a fresh salad. The staff were very friendly and followed covid guidelines to perfection! Will definitely visit again the next time i go to cramond island and i will remember to bring more cash so i can have a few more drams

Overpriced!! Cannot justify £6.90 for a pint of cider. No wonder customers stay for one drink only. The owner may consider if they drop the price by £1.50 we may stay longer.

Friendly staff, beer garden has lovely views out over the beach and island. Expensive pints, even for Edinburgh standard, at >£6. And, cash only!

Poor customer skills will not return. lovely location.

Being a Cramond local I feel fairly strong about this pub. Staff are very friendly but the management of the pub is unbelievably poor. It is run a by a management chain with questionable history. They do not accept CARD, cash only. Especially during COVID-19 i would have expected this to change it doesn’t. It’s got some very archaic rules, no phones, children etc. Some weird opening hours and no food service. Perfect location for another company/individual to come and run this pub for how it should be run. Beautiful interior that could be brought back to life with people!

My son and I popped in here thinking it would be a pleasant place, especially as it has a beautiful location. We were shocked, the service from the bartender was poor he was sullen and not at all friendly. The interior is dark brown and dingy very tired looking. There was one other customer whilst we were in. At no point were we asked if we would like another drink, (lost sales!) got the impression that the bartender could't be bothered. It was also very expensive. It is a shame as this place could be a busy wee place with some money spent on the interior and employing an experienced bar manager. We wont be returning nor recommending.

Poor food. Enforced ban on phones, pads, and laptops. Cash transactions only. Could be a really nice place but owner needs to accept the realities of the modern world if he wants my custom again.

No phones etc, no dogs, no credit/debit cards, no swearing and very expensive for a wee local pub that doesn't do brand names.

Good to see its open again and dog free also, mobile phone Bawlers are not popular either, Good coffee and friendly staff , but please replace the broken lampshades in the bar area and paint or replace the radiator in the gents.Not a good look . Will certainly be back .

Went in with my elderly parents for a drink. £5.30 for two (half pints) glasses of soda and lime. After the drinks had been served, I was told they don't have soda water on tap so only had expensive bottles of soda. Felt like I was being robbed. A very indignant staff member, who looked like she'd had enough of the place herself. My 78 year old father was rather assertively informed from behind the bar that he wasn't allowed to use his phone when he was spotted reading a text message (not even phoning someone). It almost ruined what an other wise pleasant day with my parents. No dogs, No cards, No wifi, No phones; makes for a very negative atmosphere. It takes effort to make a place so unwelcoming. I don't blame the staff, clearly a management/policy issue. I won't be back.

What waist of a beautifull place. Used to be a lively pub with simple but good food. Used to have such a great range of beers. Who ever manages this place should do something else. HORRIBLE. Waisting your money and time.

An absolute joke pub. Cash only in the middle of nowhere; Nearest ATM 45 mins walk away. No dogs allowed. That they allowed dogs was one of their few remaining redemptions. No more. Now there's a new rule that you're not allowed to use your phone. So if you turn up on your own you're encouraged to forgo technology and strike up a conversation with one of your many fellow customers. The odds are there won't be any, though, because its a joke pub.

A rather shabby, antique style interior and the customer service to match. We were rather rudely directed to the family section as kids are not allowed in the bar, even at 3pm on a Sunday. It was deserted through there and lacking any atmosphere. We also noticed the no electronic devices to be used sign which seemed over the top. The vibes from the place were not to our taste so we won't be back in a hurry.

The brewery which owns it is enforcing a strict no phones rule and you literally need to go outside to call anyone if you're trying to arrange a meet up. They're trying to encourage conversation but it's actually a bit of a pain. They also are operating as cash only so don't get caught out. Apart from that the staff are friendly and there is good selection of draft and bottles to choose from and no music so you can hear people talking.

Worst experience ever. We got into the pub with our disabled daughter and this was before 11am and were guided to take seats in the right around their fireplace. We saw the menu and went up to the bar and the rude lady said to come towards the tills for orders. She then said oh we don’t take food orders till 11am. Then why guide us in with our disabled child. The worst experience ever and will never be going to them again. Next time if any child that comes in carrying oxygen or even having a disability - a slight politeness would be nice to the family.

I was excited to hear the pub had reopened so took my Mother, Daughter and her friend for the Sunday roast. What a disappointment. Awful. The beef seemed like it had been cooked days ago. It was brown, cold and dry. The plates were freezing so everything went cold in a matter of minutes. The staff were friendly enough but the atmosphere was dead. Couldn't wait to leave. Didn't complain at the time as it's now under the management of Samuel Smith, so it would have fallen on deaf ears. I honestly urge you not to go.

Very limited and poor selection of drink/alcohol and no crisps for sale. I had a pint of the only available cider which was flat warm. Service was confused and slow. The barmaid was unsure if they did food or not but took a booking for half an hour later and we ordered food. It took 45 minutes to arrive and was edible, just. Its a shame really as it is the only pub in the area and has a lovely beer garden. It could be really good if it had more alcohol choices and was run better. It was also cold in spite of the coal fire which was smoking and making us choke a little. Don't see us ever returning.

No card accepted and with the nearest cash point over 1 mile a way this place is just turning customers away.

Good food. Long wait for table although only one other table occupied.Like no mobile policy !

Lunch on the seafront would have been nice, but we ended up going elsewhere. The hours wait to get a dining table sent us home, but the cold back room to wait in, and having to visit the nearest cash machine a mile and a half away was off-putting

Great to see this fantastic old boozer open once more, open fires, good pub food, even better electronic devices are discouraged indeed banned.... remember conversation? enjoy it's set to become a local gem

Was out for a walk and stopped for coffee and possible lunch ,on entry discovered that Cash only not allowed to use electronic devices and if you want food they only serve 1 table every 20 min and must be booked ,most people dont carry lots of cash as most use cards or phone to pay ....Feel sorry for the Staff having to Repeat the rules to every person coming in ..iwill happily take my custom somewhere else next time ..

I used to love this pub but I went in today and had to do something for work on my phone. I was told to get of my phone because your not allowed to use it in there. Absolutely shocking wont be back. And the prices are shocking to.

Magic place, I'd never been here before, was a good day out

It's a beautiful place to have a coffee, but you can't pay by card and to use your phone..

Cash only with no card machine near by. What a waste of a potentially great pub.

Very nice old pub, near to the North Sea Channel, so very nice view in special in the summer.

Recently reopened friendly staff food looks good

Lovely old pub, and definitely not deserving of its run down description given by many . It’s slightly shabby , but then again it’s one of Edinburgh’s oldest boozers - and pubs like these should be a bit worn round the edges . A bit strange that they have no card machine , not exactly a reason not to come , but has the potential to ruin your visit if you find yourself having no cash handy , especially in today’s ever increasing cashless society. They have a digital detox in place , all very well but slightly odd and has overtones of authoritarianism. Again , it’s not a deal changer and no reason not to come , but personally I’d rather there was a polite request in place rather than feeling that I was being ordered not to even look at my phone . It’s a Sam Smith pub , so the the beer selection is restricted to that particular brewery, but in my opinion that’s not a problem , their beers are as good as any other mainstream brewery. Staff have always been friendly enough when we’ve visited , and no doubt I will pop in again at some point - with cash and my phone out of sight obviously. Would of given it 4 stars but the lack of card machine and the draconian digital detox seems very odd and definitely a step backwards. 3. 5 out 5

Nice decorated interior but that was the only nice thing about it. We sat down and waited for the waitress to give us food menus (she said she would be with us in a minute but we were totally ignored). When i went to the bar to order there and ask for a menu she saw me pulling a bank card and immediately said that they dont accept cards but she was not nice or apologetic at all about it. When i asked if there was a cash machine close by all i got was a rude "no" and then told that cash machines are 1 mile away either way. As we were about to leave hungry and disappointed that a modern pub on this day and age does not accept card and we felt like we were not welcome we heard the other bar tender tell a couple of guys off for sending a text message using their phones.apparently this pub is prohibiting the use of mobile phones and although i agree that sitting in a pub should be a social event and ppl should not beon their phone constantly, i find it ridiculous that you are not allowed to send a message while sitting down for a pint. Lastly i overheard the female waitress say to these couple of guys that they had to wait 20 minutes until she could get their order !!!! So unprofessional especially as there were only 3 tables occupied and over half the place was empty. Do not go there!

Friendly staff, good atmosphere, good food and no mobiles!

Nice pub grub, old style in a nice location.

5* for the comment replies, get them telt 😆 I'll pop in for a visit soon to try the food and witness the apparently underwhelming ambiance. Looking forward to it! Do you accept cryptocurrency?

Unwelcoming atmosphere: - ban on phones (not many people go to a pub to sit on their phone, surely?! The ban makes it hostile and unwelcoming) - brown drab walls - no music - the owner's response to reviews says it all about the standard of customer service Also it's cash only, which is unfortunate as there's no ATM nearby. It's a shame, this lovely little spot has a lot of potential!

Stopped here for lunch after a hospital appointment, very nice.

Unique and special. No mainstream music blasting from the speakers so you can actually talk and or meditate. This place has its cosy corners and a fire going on a cold night. Good selection of craft beers and a relaxed non-commercial atmosphere. Suits the location of Cramond very much. Must visit if you're around!

Obwohl im Internet stand das geöffnet sei haben wir diesen Pub geschlossen vorgefunden, am nächsten Tag waren wir wieder da - sehr gemütlich ist es hier.

Didnt know what to expect, as just visiting Cramond for the day. The bar didnt have a big choice of alcohol, and outside seating was really uncomfortable.

Propriétaire sans une once de savoir vivre. Il invite les gens sur les réseaux sociaux à venir le voir : on se tape 1 heure de bus plus 10 minutes à pied sous la pluie pour se retrouver devant une porte fermée. À éviter à tout prix. Et si vous voyez Graeme - c'est le nom que le propriétaire utilise - n'hésitez pas à lui faire part de mon mépris !

Perfect - no distractions from mobile devices, music, television, etc. Just back to basics with great beer, crisps, darts and conversation. Cash only. If we were staying locally, we'd be there every evening.

No cash. No food. No atmosphere. No friendly smile. Good beer garden. The landlord is missing a few tricks. If there was a card machine (there used to be) we'd have stayed for more than the tenners worth. He rudely told tourists at the door it's non-food on account of the sign outside. Whole section of the pub was closed off. Go if you want a pint after a nice walk... But nothing else.

So many pictures with food just to find a note on the no food served. In this location its asks for some nice fish and chips. So misleading. Ps. Dude, I was not even inside and you tell me I had an argument and was told to leave and never come back.. You have mistaken me with someone else. With that attitude no wander your ratings are so low.

Urig eingerichtet und super Service