Whiski

The most recommended whisky shop in Edinburgh is Johnnie Walker, where you can customize your own whisky. There are also limited editions in different colors. I bought the limited edition with red and gold labels, as well as blue label hand sanitizer, chocolate... After the follow-up, I went upstairs to the 6th floor bar to have a cocktail made by Goldlable 🍹, which tasted good. The terrace upstairs has a panoramic view of the neon lights of the city.

It's like being in a Gothic fantasy! The dim candlelight illuminates the half-high painted and gilded patio, the oak paneled walls are decorated with vintage carvings and tapestries, the diners whispering and the professional waiters who don't talk much create an elegant and mysterious atmosphere. The carefully cooked duck breast and steak, supplemented by the top red wine Pinotage Springfont from South Africa, are extremely enjoyable. ​

More than two years have passed, and I came to Edinburgh again. I wanted to eat at Harris, and I chose this one without exception. It doesn’t seem as amazing as before, maybe because I have grown up, but it’s still delicious!

Whiski is a very nice restaurant where you can enjoy authentic Scottish cuisine. [Taste] Decent [Ambience] Nice [Service] H .......

Whiskey Restaurant, a very nice Edinburgh restaurant, is brimming with British flair. Their specialty is Haggis, Scotland's national dish, a true dark cuisine. Made with sheep stomach, heart, lungs, and liver, it's served with mashed potatoes and sauce for a unique and rich flavor. Enjoy a glass of IRN BRU, Scotland's national drink (they say visiting Scotland without having Haggis and IRN BRU is like visiting Beijing without having Peking duck). A solo dinner in a foreign land is surprisingly perfect.