



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.£474This private luxury food and drink walking tour in Edinburgh with Eat Walk Tours lasts between two and four hours. The tour includes visits to four small, locally owned restaurants where guests have seated reservations to enjoy a full meal with paired drinks. The food served combines traditional Scottish dishes, familiar comfort foods, and some unexpected flavors. The tour covers three distinct areas of Edinburgh in sequence: the West End, New Town, and Old Town. The first hour is spent in the West End, where participants learn why this area is wealthier than the East End and see consulates, fine dining venues, and notable architecture. The second hour takes place in the New Town, featuring buildings influenced by Athens and some of the city’s best shopping, eating, and drinking spots. The final hour is in the Old Town, which has over a thousand years of history; the tour visits local venues away from typical tourist paths. Drinks tastings are included and guided to suit guests’ existing knowledge, introducing small local producers of whisky, cider, beer, and soft drinks. The tour can be customized to include fine wine, whisky, or gin upon request. Included in the tour are gratuities for venues, paired drinks for adults, a food and drink concierge service available on request, hotel pickup, and accommodation of dietary requirements specified at booking. Tips for the guide and any custom food or drink upgrades are not included.
West End
This stop explains why the West End is wealthier than the East End in British cities. Visitors see consulates, fine dining establishments, and notable architecture while learning about the area's local features.
60 min
New Town
The New Town, over 200 years old, features buildings inspired by Athens. Once a residential suburb, it now contains some of Edinburgh’s best shopping, dining, and drinking spots.
60 min
Old Town
Edinburgh’s Old Town dates back over 1000 years. The tour avoids tourist spots and visits local gems hidden from view.
60 min




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.£474This private luxury food and drink walking tour in Edinburgh with Eat Walk Tours lasts between two and four hours. The tour includes visits to four small, locally owned restaurants where guests have seated reservations to enjoy a full meal with paired drinks. The food served combines traditional Scottish dishes, familiar comfort foods, and some unexpected flavors. The tour covers three distinct areas of Edinburgh in sequence: the West End, New Town, and Old Town. The first hour is spent in the West End, where participants learn why this area is wealthier than the East End and see consulates, fine dining venues, and notable architecture. The second hour takes place in the New Town, featuring buildings influenced by Athens and some of the city’s best shopping, eating, and drinking spots. The final hour is in the Old Town, which has over a thousand years of history; the tour visits local venues away from typical tourist paths. Drinks tastings are included and guided to suit guests’ existing knowledge, introducing small local producers of whisky, cider, beer, and soft drinks. The tour can be customized to include fine wine, whisky, or gin upon request. Included in the tour are gratuities for venues, paired drinks for adults, a food and drink concierge service available on request, hotel pickup, and accommodation of dietary requirements specified at booking. Tips for the guide and any custom food or drink upgrades are not included.
West End
This stop explains why the West End is wealthier than the East End in British cities. Visitors see consulates, fine dining establishments, and notable architecture while learning about the area's local features.
60 min
New Town
The New Town, over 200 years old, features buildings inspired by Athens. Once a residential suburb, it now contains some of Edinburgh’s best shopping, dining, and drinking spots.
60 min
Old Town
Edinburgh’s Old Town dates back over 1000 years. The tour avoids tourist spots and visits local gems hidden from view.
60 min