3 - 3½ hours
4 stops
12 people max
English
Local food and culture
Award
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What you'll do
For those who wish to have a taste of Scottish food with their gin tour, we're excited to offer a food package! To enhance your gin tour experience, we've carefully selected two additional dish pairings for your tour. This upgrade option can only be purchased in addition to the gin tour and is not available by itself.
Due to the nature of creating a well balanced and thoughtful gastronomy experience, many of our tours are unable to accommodate certain dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to booking your tour to see if we are able to accommodate your dietary needs.
- Potato and chive pancake (vegetarian alternative of
Mushroom Risotto will also be offered)
Our delicious Potato and Chive pancake will give you a true taste of Scotland. Accompanied delicious by haggis and bacon, it's the perfect addition to your tour that will compliment all the refreshing gin drinks. - Scottish
Oatcakes
These specially created Scottish Oatcakes are a classic Scottish dish with a twist. Served alongside Clava cheese, quince jelly and pear, you'll find the perfect combination of sweet and savoury.
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*We reserve the right to substitute the alcohol for non-alcoholic drinks if the guest becomes inebriated.
Book Your Tour
£20.00/ person
If you have any issues with payment, please email us at [email protected] with the city,
date and time of tour, and how many adult and child's tickets you need so we can
assist you.
If a tour is fully booked, or you are looking to book a *Group or Private Tour - please email us about Group & Private Tours options.
*Please note - Group & Private Tours are specifically organised for your group and therefore subject to a premium price.
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What you'll taste
THE FOOD
- Potato & Chive Pancake
- Scottish Oatcakes
Due to the nature of creating a well
balanced and thoughtful gastronomy experience, many of our tours are unable to
accommodate certain dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to booking your tour to
see if we are able to accommodate your dietary needs.
WHY OLD TOWN, SOUTHSIDE AND KIRK O' FIELD?
The Old Town is an absolute must do on any trip to Edinburgh, with some
buildings dating back over 900 years and some of the richest history in the
city. As much as we avoid the Royal Mile on the tour, you'll still see some
of Edinburgh's most recognisable sights.
Southside takes you away
from the tourist hub and into an area popular with students and rich in
local history. The Charmed Circle and South Loch were huge parts of that
area and remain a part of Edinburgh's history, and most importantly, a big
part of our gin culture.
Kirk o' Field is just a few minutes' walk
from Southside and home to one of the most recognisable views in Edinburgh:
Arthur's Seat. Holyrood Park goes around from the bottom of the Royal Mile
to the south-east of the city centre and was formerly home to the Edinburgh
and Dalkeith Railway, also known as 'The Innocent Railway'. Our final stop
is in the old warehouse of the railway and is a wonderful place to end our
journey together.
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Health & Safety Standards
At Secret Food Tours we take your health and the health of our staff very seriously. To be sure that you can enjoy our tours with the maximum protection we have put in place some strict measures.
- We have been certified by We're Good To Go
- We make sure that all our partners and our own places are disinfected after each tour
- All our guide have been trained on health and safety measures
- Masks and hand sanitizers should be used on all our tours by our guides
- Guests must bring their own mask
- We keep our group small and we offer private tours
Meeting Spot
We'll meet in front of St. Giles Cathedral at the west parliament square side, opposite the French consulate. Please email us with any questions.
Mon - Sun 2:40 p.m.
St. Giles Cathedral
Your guide will be waiting with an orange umbrella so they are easy to
spot.
If a tour is fully booked, or you are looking to book a *Group or Private Tour - please email us about Group & Private Tours options.
*Please note - Group & Private Tours are specifically organised for your group and therefore subject to a premium price.
WHY OLD TOWN, SOUTHSIDE AND KIRK O' FIELD?
The Old Town is an absolute must do on any trip to Edinburgh, with some buildings
dating back over 900 years and some of the richest history in the city. As much
as we avoid the Royal Mile on the tour, you'll still see some of Edinburgh's
most recognisable sights.
Southside takes you away from the tourist hub
and into an area popular with students and rich in local history. The Charmed
Circle and South Loch were huge parts of that area and remain a part of
Edinburgh's history, and most importantly, a big part of our gin culture.
Kirk o' Field is just a few minutes' walk from Southside and home to one
of the most recognisable views in Edinburgh: Arthur's Seat. Holyrood Park goes
around from the bottom of the Royal Mile to the south-east of the city centre
and was formerly home to the Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway, also known as 'The
Innocent Railway'. Our final stop is in the old warehouse of the railway and is
a wonderful place to end our journey together.
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Health & Safety Standards
At Secret Food Tours we take your health and the health of our staff very seriously. To be sure that you can enjoy our tours with the maximum protection we have put in place some strict measures.
- We have been certified by We're Good To Go
- We make sure that all our partners and our own places are disinfected after each tour
- All our guide have been trained on health and safety measures
- Masks and hand sanitizers should be used on all our tours by our guides
- Guests must bring their own mask
- Guests must provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination in accordance with local regulations
- We keep our group small and we offer private tours
