Teuchters Landing, the old red-brick ferry waiting room on the Shore at Leith.
Edinburgh

Teuchters Landing

A bar in the old waiting room for the Leith to Aberdeen ferry, on the Shore, with a pontoon on the Water of Leith and over ninety malts.

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Welcome

On Dock Place, by the Shore at Leith, a small red-brick building with green shutters and barrels at the door was once the waiting room for the steamboat ferry from Leith to Aberdeen.

The ferry is long gone, and since 2008 the old waiting room has been Teuchters Landing, a bar named with a wink at the Scots word for a Highlander.

Inside, the rooms are dark and snug, with flags and pictures on the walls and a gantry of more than ninety malt whiskies behind the bar, with plenty of beers on tap and wines by the glass. Outside is the best of it: seats on a floating pontoon on the Water of Leith and on the dockside under awnings and heaters, looking over the water to the old warehouses of the Shore. The kitchen serves pub food through the day.

Teuchters Landing opens every day from ten in the morning until late.

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Open every day from ten in the morning until late.

Where
Dock Place, Leith, Edinburgh EH6 6LU.
Telephone
0131 554 7427.

Opening hours

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Monday
10am–1am
Tuesday
10am–1am
Wednesday
10am–1am
Thursday
10am–1am
Friday
10am–1am
Saturday
10am–1am
Sunday
10am–1am

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