The Holyrood 9A (Old Town)

• With one dubbed Chilli Death there was little reason to review them all
• The burgers were both fantastic
• I could have used a bit more of a kick from the chilli but was an entirely satisfied customer
• So as a burger fan it was odds on I was going to visit
• Huge range of craft beers and are dog friendly too
• There is a great selection of beers from around the world behind the bar I think 11 are always on draft and lots of bottles too
• The service is always quick
• The pork and chorizo is also tasty
• The staff are generally really friendly and the decor is a little more upmarket than your average boozer
• Or a bite to eat in a relaxing environment not too far off the royal mile/high street then this is your place
• Us locals its a fab place to catch up with friends over a drink and some great grub
• Post workout sometimes the best thing for you is a burger
• Allegedly one of the best burger joints in town
• I imagine that in winter it is delightfully warm and cozy inside
• The chicken was crispy and the lemon mayo was totally to die
• I wolfed mine down with great gusto
• Choosing the latter because we were already a little sweaty
• His burger was delish oozing with barbecued goodness
• So as far as the best burger in Edinburgh goes
• I would say we are winning here
• There are still so many burger joints I want to try but to have this as my local is no bad thing
• The bbq burger was always my burger of choice
• Your favourite food bloggers were back in Edinburgh on Friday and preparing themselves for another great night
• The selection of beers was extensive and mesmerising
• They offer smaller pints (Halfs or Thirds) giving us the best chance to sample the fine nectar on show
• All I can say is that the Lagers &
• The one with Grapefruit was my favourite
• The Appetiser side of the menu was a little underwhelming in terms of choice with only 4 to choose from
• We got the Garlicky Flat cap Mushrooms which were great and strong in flavour
• We also got some Rye bread with dipping oils and the fried buttermilk chicken
• Vegetarian and even some alternatives with Haggis &
• The burger was brilliant but a let down on the spicy side but try telling that to one such member who was wiping the heat sweats throughout
• Was packed with smoked bacon
• Smoked cheddar with a tangy BBQ sauce
• Our desserts came but there were more important matters at hand
• The deserts were great and thoroughly enjoyed&hellip
• Things were hotting up and emotions were running high
• A few things were said in the heat of the moment but we&rsquo
• The Holyrood 9A is literally just down the road from my flat and I can't believe it's taken me so long to try it out
• I had the BBQ burger and it was absolutely delicious
• You could tell that it was really good quality
• We went for lunch on a Saturday and it was really busy so maybe book in advance for peak times
• Inviting and comfortable with an understated Scottish feel stags heads
• The one thing I loved the most is that their burgers are served with chips and it's included in the price
• The brioche bun was super fresh and soft
• T he ketchup was very spicy and the relish was sweet
• Personally I think there is too much going on in this burger as the taste of blue cheese and smoky bacon was lost due to the overpowering relish and ketchup
• Every biteful is enjoyable (just next time I'll ask them to hold off on the ketchup)
• So far on our quest to find the best burger in Edinburgh
• They have a great selection of beers and the food is also quite nice
• Otherwise it's a very nice choice if you are looking for tasty pub food (and you are vegetarian)
• By far my favourite is the Veggie Haggis Burger
• Next stop on the Edinburgh haggis hunt is an Old Town pub where the grub is burger and the beer is craft
• Worth checking out if you are a fan of craft beer for sure

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