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![]() Bannerman's Bar |
Bannerman's Bar sits in a location that illustrates perfectly the three dimensional nature of Edinburgh's geography. Located on Cowgate, a street with a reputation for late night revelry, Bannerman's Bar abuts the point at which South Bridge crosses Cowgate. The tall buildings on the rising ground to both sides of Cowgate close it in, giving the impression of an almost tunnel-like route linking the two sides of Edinburgh's city centre.
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Bannerman's was once a fairly traditional pub selling real ales. The real ales are still there, but the banner on the outside proclaiming it to be a students' den shows it has made a conscious effort over the years to appeal to the younger market, those who come to Cowgate for its many clubs.
![]() Decoration on Exterior Wall |
Inside you find evidence of Bannerman's origins as a wine merchants cellar, with a warren of vaulted interconnected rooms all with stone flagged floors.