The World's End (Old Town)

• The worlds end is a lovely cosy pub
• The bar tenders and staff are highly enthusiastic and know their whiskys very well and can give you very good advice and input on what to try
• Even though we were quite hungry
• Unfortunately the only haggis they had on the menu was a battered version
• The pub has a warm atmosphere but is a bit cramped
• The World's End (Old Town) was also the first place that i met Koppaberg 3 The most delicious cider
• From Waverley train station we were both in need of a late lunchtime feed
• It feels like you're eating in a camper van and the kitchen is tinier than your loo
• The fish and chips that I and my friend ordered was not good compared to other fish and chips I tried in Scotland
• The other menu that I tried before were pretty nice
• The only down point was that they were so busy and I had to sit in the Bar to eat rather than sit in the Restaraunt and had to wait a fair while for my food
• Well we kept the best for the last
• The dish at the World's End is mind blowing
• Staffs are friendly and so is the atmosphere
• I fell in love with Edinburgh and will come back again but this time during summer
• When you go inside this pub you'll get a feeling that you've come inside a pub which is in the 1800's
• We ordered a Bud and local strut which was bitter but good
• There was an Italian fellow who was just praying for Croatia to win
• The bartender was gunning for Croatia as well
• The server was super nice
• We loved the history the pub holds and while the pub is quite small it is decorated beautifully and timely for its history
• The bartender was very helpful in making sure our drinks were always full before we could empty them

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