

by Eat Walk Edinburgh Food Tour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£240The Edinburgh Food and Drink Walking Tour with EatWalk Tours lasts three hours and covers approximately two miles on foot. A local guide leads the group through six key areas of the city: Grassmarket, the National Museum of Scotland area on Chambers Street, Edinburgh Old Town, the vicinity of Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, and New Town. At each location, the guide provides historical information related to the local food and drink culture. The tour includes stops at selected local restaurants where participants sample Scottish dishes, carbonated beverages, and alcoholic drinks. Adults receive a whisky liqueur as part of the tasting, with an option to upgrade to Premium Scotch available on the day of the tour. Children’s tickets include food but not drinks, while infant tickets do not include food or drinks. Participants with dietary requirements or alcohol-free adults must notify the operator at least 48 hours before the tour. The tour does not include hotel pickup, and gratuities for the guide are not included.
Grassmarket
The guide presents the history of Edinburgh's Grassmarket area, linking it to the local food and drink served there.
National Museum of Scotland
The tour moves along Chambers Street, where the guide discusses the story behind the National Museum of Scotland and its connection to food and drink.
Edinburgh Old Town
Participants hear about the history of Edinburgh's Old Town and its culinary culture during a stop here.
Edinburgh Castle
The guide shares historical information about Edinburgh Castle in relation to the local food and drink traditions.
Royal Mile
The history of the Royal Mile is discussed, with emphasis on its influence on regional food and drink.
New Town
The group learns about the New Town district's history and its connection to Edinburgh's food and drink scene.
Meet your host outside 26 St Giles' Street in the Old Town. This is the last door on the street next to the railings at the top of the steps. Lost? Late? Reply to the SMS you received the morning of your tour.
End point
Meet your host outside 26 St Giles' Street in the Old Town. This is the last door on the street next to the railings at the top of the steps. Lost? Late? Reply to the SMS you received the morning of your tour.


by Eat Walk Edinburgh Food Tour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£240The Edinburgh Food and Drink Walking Tour with EatWalk Tours lasts three hours and covers approximately two miles on foot. A local guide leads the group through six key areas of the city: Grassmarket, the National Museum of Scotland area on Chambers Street, Edinburgh Old Town, the vicinity of Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, and New Town. At each location, the guide provides historical information related to the local food and drink culture. The tour includes stops at selected local restaurants where participants sample Scottish dishes, carbonated beverages, and alcoholic drinks. Adults receive a whisky liqueur as part of the tasting, with an option to upgrade to Premium Scotch available on the day of the tour. Children’s tickets include food but not drinks, while infant tickets do not include food or drinks. Participants with dietary requirements or alcohol-free adults must notify the operator at least 48 hours before the tour. The tour does not include hotel pickup, and gratuities for the guide are not included.
Grassmarket
The guide presents the history of Edinburgh's Grassmarket area, linking it to the local food and drink served there.
National Museum of Scotland
The tour moves along Chambers Street, where the guide discusses the story behind the National Museum of Scotland and its connection to food and drink.
Edinburgh Old Town
Participants hear about the history of Edinburgh's Old Town and its culinary culture during a stop here.
Edinburgh Castle
The guide shares historical information about Edinburgh Castle in relation to the local food and drink traditions.
Royal Mile
The history of the Royal Mile is discussed, with emphasis on its influence on regional food and drink.
New Town
The group learns about the New Town district's history and its connection to Edinburgh's food and drink scene.
Meet your host outside 26 St Giles' Street in the Old Town. This is the last door on the street next to the railings at the top of the steps. Lost? Late? Reply to the SMS you received the morning of your tour.
End point
Meet your host outside 26 St Giles' Street in the Old Town. This is the last door on the street next to the railings at the top of the steps. Lost? Late? Reply to the SMS you received the morning of your tour.