Breck's |
Breck's stands on the corner of Rose Street and Rose Street South
Lane. It is named after Alan Breck the fictional Jacobite who accompanied David
Balfour on his trek across
Scotland in Robert Louis Stevenson's novel "Kidnapped".
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Interior of
Breck's |
The Bar |
Back Room |
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Internally a large island bar occupies much of the front room, and
a passage leads though to the comfortable rear room.
Pub Sign |
Drinking on Rose
Street |
Those who haven't been to Edinburgh for quite a while may remember
Breck's as "The Goblet", whose two bars were converted into one when the change
of name took place.
Address: 110-114 Rose Street, EH2 3JF
Telephone: 0131 225 3297
Opening
hours, normal: 11.00am to 11.00pm
Opening hours,
Friday & Saturday: 11.00am to 1.00am
Opening hours, Sunday: 11.00am to 11.00pm
Real ales: Caledonian Deuchars IPA & 80/-
Whisky choice: A choice of at least 10 single
malts
Cocktails: A limited range of seasonal
cocktails
Hot drinks: Tea and coffee
Food: Traditional pub food
Food service times: 12.00 noon to 7.00pm from Sunday to
Wednesday and until 8.00pm on Friday and Saturday
Music: Provided by internal sound system only
Policy on children's access: No children's license
Disabled access: Difficult
Clientele: Tourists, shoppers and business people
at lunchtimes and in the early evening. Popular with stag and hen parties at
weekends
Outdoor seating: During the summer
months
Other attractions: None other than those
already listed above
If
there is anything above that needs updating, please
let us know.
