The Beer Kitchen (Old Town)

• The guys will suggest the best beer to match
• Couldn't believe how busy it was for a Tuesday night
• Had booked a table and we were a little cramped in a corner but understandable as it was so packed
• Salmon starter was a little tasteless and the main course beef brisket was a little on the small side
• The menu is odd in that there is very few starters and desserts to choose from but lots of main dishes
• I'm assuming that since they have not long opened and it's a very busy time they are still finding their bearings in the kitchen
• The servers were polite and there was a great atmosphere
• Being packed to the rafters with what appeared to be mainly business folk indicates The Beer Kitchen (Old Town) will be busy long after August disappears over the horizon
• T be recommended if you are wanting a quiet bite to eat
• It was kind of a disappointment as it was just a bit average
• They could have been a bit more generous with the fillings but my friend got the burger and chips which was incredible
• The place itself is really quirky and staff were really nice
• The Original is also a classic
• They also serve Delirium Tremens (amazing blonde Belgium Ale) which is quite rare to find in bars
• The Beer Kitchen is the first offering from Innis &
• Their beers are now available around the world
• The Beer Kitchen has been open since before the festival but it was only now we were heading along
• I've been to The Beer Kitchen a few times now although my favourite visit was definitely the launch event
• We've tried a couple of their burgers ( as well as a whole host of tsar sized portions from the launch event) and they were tasty and hearty
• We were fortunate enough to be invited to launch event which was fantastic and I have been itching to go back since
• We got some nibbles only this time which were yum and we have tasted the food previously so I know its good
• Probably the best bar in Edinburgh especially if you are an Innis and Gunn fan
• Most of the customers are people enjoying after work drinks
• The haggis donut was delicious but when I saw the size of my fish and chips I realised that I definitely did not need a starter
• The fish and chips were also great
• I love a lively atmosphere so it was great for us
• The lunch menu has a number of appealing options and as we were still fighting off the dreaded lurgy we opted to have a sandwich with extra chips
• M not quite sure what we were expecting from our sandwiches of pulled ham hock and fish fingers but we were certainly very pleased to see what arrived
• Except the fish finger sandwich was literally a massive bit of fish sandwiched between two slices of chargrilled bread
• My ham hock was well cooked was the right combination of salty and sweet
• Fluffy chips was exactly what we needed to help us fit the lurgy
• The service was pretty quick and friendly
• The list of beers is fantastic and there are more than just Innis &

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