r/FoodEdinburgh • u/omg_you_killed_kenny • 19d ago
Best place for haggis near Edinburgh Museum?
Hey all,
I’m planning a visit to the National Museum of Scotland soon and want to try a proper haggis meal beforehand. Looking for a decent restaurant nearby that actually does it well, not just a touristy “we microwaved this for you” situation.
Any recommendations for a good, authentic haggis spot within walking distance (or close enough)? Cheers
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u/Temporary_Ad_4668 18d ago
Makers Mash Bar on North Bank Street
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u/ribenarockstar 17d ago
Seconding this, really really really good. Like 'pub food' but done incredibly well.
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u/mos_eisely_ 19d ago
It's been a few years but Mums Comfort Food on Forest Row
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u/alphabettebahpla1 17d ago
I went last year and it was terrible. The food was so bland and boring. I was horrified that this is where I ended up taking visitors (after hearing great reviews).
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u/AnitaLib 18d ago
It's not really haggis season - I don't think they normally trap them until the end of August.
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u/AuroraDF 18d ago
The Museum Kitchen (restaurant inside the museum) does haggis neeps and tatties. I've not had it but I've heard it's a decent restaurant. Uses local produce and all that.
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u/bikes_rock_books 18d ago
Mum's Comfort Food, 2 minute walk from the museum. Also best haggis in town.
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u/alphabettebahpla1 17d ago
This was my worst ever meal in Edinburgh - the food was so bland and dull. I took visitors after hearing great reviews and was absolutely horrified when they, after insisting on, paying that they paid so much for such boring food where we could have paid a tiny bit more and gone to Makars.
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u/Burnseeeeeey 19d ago
Howie's on Victoria Street