The Tass |
The Tass lies on the High Street section of Edinburgh's Royal Mile,
opposite the equally well known World's End.
The Tass is named after one of Robert Burns' songs,
The Silver Tassle and the Tass seeks to remember
Scotland's greatest bard with a range of memorabilia relating to him. Don't
worry, though, this isn't overdone and it would be quite possible to enjoy the
ambiance without realising that this was the theme.
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Interior and Bar |
Looking Towards the Front
Door |
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Much more obvious is the Tass's role as a focus for
traditional and folk music in
the area, with live performances taking place most evenings.
The Tass |
Address: 1 High Street, EH1 1BS
Telephone: 0131 556 6338
Opening
hours, Monday to Wednesday: 11.00am to 12.00 midnight
Opening hours, Thursday to Saturday: 11.00am to
1.00am
Opening hours, Sunday: 11.00am to 12.00
midnight
Real ales: Caledonian Deuchars IPA
& 80/-; Guest beer
Whisky choice: A
selection of malt whiskies is available
Cocktails: No
Hot drinks:
Tea, coffees, hot chocolate
Food: Steaks and
seafood a speciality. The Tass menu always features fresh local produce
Food service times: From 12.00 noon to 9.00pm
daily
Music: Traditional music sessions take
place each Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Policy on children's access: Children welcome with
their families at lunchtime for food only
Disabled
access: The Tass is accessible, but has no special facilities
Clientele:A broad mix of tourists, locals and
musicians
Outdoor seating: No
Other attractions: None other than those already
listed
Features in: CAMRA's Edinburgh & SE
Scotland Real Ale Guide (2004)
If there is anything above that needs updating, please
let us know.
