Lost In Leith

Lost in Leith is a brilliant place for craft beer lovers with Campervan's own, ever-expanding range mixed with numerous guest taps. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly, and happy to offer tastings, whilst there is a rotation of events including quizzes and writing groups that frequent weekly. Whilst there isn't a kitchen, you can order from PizzaGeeks which are nearby and menus are available in the bar.

This place was a great find! Bartender was so friendly, talked about the place and let me taste different beers to see what I would like. They also have a nice whisky flight from the local area. There’s also an outdoor seating area on the path of the commercial quay. Great vibes, drinks, and times!

This was, without question, the most ridiculous bar experience I’ve ever had. I ordered two Hugo Spritzes at 19:18. There was no queue and nobody else waiting to be served. The bartender appeared completely confused, then suddenly disappeared into the toilet for around 10 minutes. He returned without so much as an apology and slowly continued making the drinks. I found it odd but waited patiently. Things only got worse. He repeatedly disappeared into the staff area, clearly struggling to make two very basic drinks. Other members of staff even came over to ask whether I had been served, as I’d been standing at the bar for so long. The drinks were finally handed to us at 19:56, a staggering 38 minutes after ordering. For two Hugo Spritzes. Throughout the entire experience there was no apology, no explanation, no acknowledgement of the delay, and certainly no gesture of goodwill such as a discount. To make matters worse, we were charged £21 for the two drinks, and they were genuinely some of the worst Hugo Spritzes I’ve ever had. If you don’t know how to make a cocktail, just say so. Making customers wait almost 40 minutes for two drinks in an empty bar, only to serve something that tastes terrible, is simply unacceptable.

I was recommended to drink here, I wasn't disappointed. Sunny afternoon so sat outside by the fountain nicely secluded while the world rushed by. Interesting inside as well, wanted to know what was stored here in years gone by. Tried a couple of ales both nicely kept. No food served but you can order pizza to your inside table on an app from the nearby Pizza Geeks, one of the best pizzas I've had in a long while. Only thing letting it down was the slow service at the bar which given how quiet it was let the experience down. That said I'll be back when I can, thank you.

Went here for a beer, plenty of variety available on tap. Other drinks are available including whisky. For food there is a pizza menu so pizzas get delivered, but that was quick & tasty.