The Beehive Inn
about our pub
For 400 years The Beehive Inn has sat in the shadows of Edinburgh Castle. We once quenched the third of Scotland's greatest poet Robbie Burns. A visit here is considered a true taste of Scotland.
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Facilities
Top-notch amenities to make sure you have a great time. Here’s what you can expect when you visit The Beehive Inn
- Disabled Facilities
- Dog Friendly
- Family Friendly
- Sky Sports
Watch Euro 2024 at the Beehive Inn
Watch the Euros the right way – surrounded by your mates in a great pub atmosphere. We're waiting for you with drinks in hand.
Grab your tableJoin our email club
Signing up to the Beehive Inn mailing list means you'll be the first to hear about new dishes, offers and competitions. But that's not all – sign up today, and we'll give you a FREE Peroni Nastro Azzurro! (T&Cs apply)
Claim your free drinkWatch the Scottish Cup Final with us
Score a front row seat to every nail-biting second. Book your table for the Scottish Cup Final on May 25th.
Book a table nowNew menu - now here!
Get ready for something fresh! Our new menu, packed with traditional spring flavours. We can't wait for you to try it.
View our menuJoin us for a drink
Whether it be a post-work pint or a get-together with family, indulge with a cocktail, sip a cask ale, or enjoy wine from our curated list.
View our drinks menuDelicious Dishes
We proudly serve freshly cooked traditional pub food throughout the week. Vegan, vegetarian and non-gluten containing options are also available.
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What makes us special
A pub for paws
We're proud to be a dog friendly pub - bring your four-legged friend along, we would love to see them!
Find UsLet us host you
From meetings to birthday parties, we have function rooms available for hire - no matter the occasion.
Make an enquiryBelhaven Brewery Tour
The home of Scottish brewingEstablished 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.