Built in the 1800's, the Malt Shovel Inn is a haven from the bustling Princes Street, in Edinburgh. A short walk away from St Giles' Cathedral, and a 10-minute walk to the historic Edinburgh Castle, our family-friendly pub is the perfect place to rest and savo...
No queues. No complicated plans. Just a buzzing pub, great craic, flowing drinks and the kind of St Patrick’s Day atmosphere that turns a quick visit into an all-day affair. Bonus points if you sign up for a complimentary Jameson, ginger & lime.
Get in the St Patrick’s Day spirit with £2 Baby Guinness shots, exclusively through our app. Quick, easy, and a guaranteed way to make the pub a little more magical this Paddy’s Day.
Top-notch amenities to make sure you have a great time. Here’s what you can expect when you visit The Malt Shovel Inn
Dog Friendly
Family Friendly
Beer Garden
WiFi
Historic Pub
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Think orchard fruit, creamy vanilla and delicate florals, wrapped up with a soft, oaky spice. Elegant, effortless and very more-ish. Then do yourself a favour and enter to win a rare Glenkinchie 27 Year Old Special Release 2023*.
Step into spring with our seasonal specials menu. Our carefully selected dishes are crafted with quality for a symphony of freshness and flavour in every bite. What are you in the mood for?
Great food is at the heart of what we do at Malt Shovel Inn. Maybe it’s the warm welcome you get as soon as you step through the door, or the friendly service that makes you feel right at home.
Established in 1719, Belhaven Brewery is the oldest working brewery in Scotland. Situated in Dunbar, the brewery nestles amongst the rolling barley fields of East Lothian, just 20 miles from Edinburgh.
