Directory overview
- 583 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
- 88% With reviews
- 78% With photos
- 162 Highly rated
- 343 Open on weekends
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Browse travel agency in Edinburgh. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 583 results in Edinburgh. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 424,264 reviews & ratings.
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| Business | Rating | Reviews | Category | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rag & Bone Barbershop | 4.9 | 147 | Barber Shop | Beard Grooming |
“Amazing way to experience Edinburgh, especially if you are lucky enough to have Turloch as your tour guide. Very engaging and entertaining storyteller who made the tour an absolute blast for everyone. Hope you'll make it big as an actor mate!”
“Best breakfast rolls around. So consistently tasty and great value. Such tasty veggie options too.”
“We had a fantastic 2 night stay at Sonas! We loved the clean and quiet room with lots of amenities, free parking, and walkable distance to downtown. Lots of delicious restaurants close by also! Thank you for the fantastic hospitality!”
“Second year in a row we've booked at the Livingston store. Very helpful and listened to what we were looking for. Lyn helped us this time and was great. The rest of the ladies working were lovely and chatty as well. Thanks again!”
“Great little cafe, I had bacon roll with mustard,lovely back bacon cooked fresh, roll soft. Cappachino great, flavour not bitter and strong. owner lovely makes a welcome to all especially the elderly locals.Love how she provides daily morning paper.”
“Be aware it is CASH ONLY!! Owner was patient with us and let us try out several darts. He was knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. Great place to get some useful souvenirs and flights for my dart team.”
“Fantastic staff. Do everything to make sure you book a great holiday”
“We visited as a family of 6, ranging in age from 2-70. The park was suitable for everybody to visit. We went for refreshments (overpriced) in a nice cafe onsite. We went on the train round the park, which was good fun and informative. We fed the animals, who are quite tame and interested in people (lovely). We used the trampoline, soft play, go-carts, log swing, sand pit, family bikes, musical forest, big chair and gift shop. The weather was nice and the overall day was very enjoyable”
“Amazing day out for all the family. Best zoo we have been too. Loads to see, food vans located around the park which is great and it's actually decently priced too and great quality. There are loads of great animals to see and definitely could spend an entire day there. We all had the best day. Would definitely come back again.”
“If you have kids or tou are adults and wanted to explore a good amount of animals this is the ideal location. Good parking and it's better to prebook jist in case. You have animals from insects, snow leopards to farm animals. It's a good interaction time for your toddles as well.”
“Amazing farm in the middle of the woods. Lovely place for a day out with the kids. Lots of farm animals, a lot of nature to enjoy walking around, A new playground, a café, toilets, and picnic tables, some of them prepared to make a BBQ. We loved it! It's for free, only £2 for the parking”
“Very lovely experience, good number of animals and birds, happy to handfeed and pet some of them! Don't miss Benny and one more dog, cute furry lives”
“Best meal i have had in a long time. It was so delicious and very good value for money Could not eat it all! Atmosphere felt like you were in a restaurant abroad and staff were so lovely. Relaxed and cosy place. We will be back soon.”
“Our wedding reception dinner at The Bonham was splendid. The staff were exceptionally helpful and worked with us beforehand to make sure everything went perfectly. The dinner itself was quite possibly the finest we’ve experienced. The food was delicious, and the service was seamless. Cannot recommend enough, and we will be returning if we’re ever in Edinburgh again.”
“Beautiful house with very informative volunteer staff in each main room.”
“It was a little busy on Sunday morning and there was a virtual queue to be seated. However, our server Leah was so lovely and accommodating. Good food and atmosphere.”
“Small lighthouse at the entrance to Newhaven Harbour on the Firth of Forth. Made from cast iron and finished in 1878, it was decommissioned in 1942. There is no entry for visitors, but Forth Ports have relit it with coloured lights, which makes for a pleasant spectacle.”
“First of all, the location is fantastic. It's right across from St. Giles Cathedral and is always crowded. As a woman, walking alone at night or early in the morning wasn't a problem. The rooms and restrooms are very clean. The bunk beds have curtains, like capsules, which is great for privacy. All the staff are very sweet and friendly. As a woman traveling alone, I felt very comfortable and safe. However, it's an expensive hostel. Not so budget-friendly. The cafe/restaurant part isn't exactly a common area, so you can't comfortably eat or drink what you buy from outside.”
“Super good dinner! We got the bruschetta for an appetizer which came out to us about 30 seconds after ordering it, which was great because we were starving! We ordered a pizza, forget which one exactly, but it was delicious!! Great environment, love the kitchen is right out front, makes it really fun!”
“A lovely cosy pub off the main road, hidden down a little alley way. We loved it here, the staff were very knowledgeable about the beers, and more than happy to help my partner out with his drink choice. The atmosphere was great, as the bar staff were chatty towards everyone and extremely polite. It’s an old school type of pub, with a cosy fire too. We loved it here!”
“I was on soup kick while visiting Edinburgh and The Bailie Bar did the city proud! The soup of the day was Butternut and Coriander with a slice of focaccia. I was worried because butternut can be a bit sweet, but the coriander and hint of red chili balanced it perfectly. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere warm.”
“Watched AC/DC here August 21st, what a great music venue this is, whilst it's great for rugby it's nice to see the stadium being used for music as well. No issues getting in and out, all the staff we spoke to were pleasant and helpful.”
“A must-visit for a fun and memorable experience! Each floor is filled with incredible optical illusions that kept us entertained and amazed the whole way through. We had a great time exploring all the interactive exhibits. The Camera Obscura itself was fascinating—both fun to watch and interesting to learn about its history. And the view from the rooftop is absolutely stunning, offering one of the best panoramas of Edinburgh. A fantastic place for all ages!”
“Great tour! Loved that the guide dresses up as someone from the time period and stays in character too. Our guide Daisy was so charismatic and passionate. Her enunciation was a 10/10 too. If you're thinking of buying the plague doctor mask keychain at the gift shop, note that it doesn’t actually come with the key ring, you only get the charm itself!”
“Plenty too do my girl loved it no bad price too get in good variety of animals too see only thing a felt was it was waste of££ for train ride as we only seen couple of horses and sum sheep couple of ducks another down side was the wasps that was going about still five star for me”
“Great afternoon out with Grandkids at the Theatre to see the Snowhite pantomime.”
“It's a hidden gem. A realitvely quite small garden in the busy Royal Mile area down to the Holyrood Palace. Next to the old Church where Adam Smith was burried. There are some seating areas. A good spot to calm yourself.”
“Nice walk through the woods at Corstorphine Hill to the tower. You can only view it, the door was locked. Lots of birdsong and lots of butterflies. The walked garden us also worth a visit.”
“We had a lovely 3-night stay at Sonder Royal Garden. Smooth check in, great location, and very happy with our “superior two bedroom” room — it was clean and well-stocked. As mentioned in some of the reviews, the hotel does not have AC; however, the windows open and the hotel provided a box fan for each bedroom (which effectively cooled our rooms down and served as a sound machine for the street outside). Excellent hotel for independent/self-sufficient travelers.”
“Huge Park, there are two Playgrounds, one small and one is big. The small playground is few secs away from Primary School. The Pilrig house is awesome, I find it very special. It can gets rly crowded during summer. It’s also very good for dog walkers (just pls clean up after ur dog). This park is just 2-3mins away from Pilrig Church in Leith Walk. I’d also say it’s quite maintained. I recommend this park to everyone , single, couple esp for family walking. I used to walk here almost everyday and one round is like 1k steps, walking 5 rounds can make you 5k steps. There are two bus stops near this Park, so to come here is not a problem as it’s very convenient. Coming here by car is not a problem too as it’s free on-street Parking.”
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