| 96-98 Leith Walk, Leith EH6 5HB | |
| 01312811090 | |
| Brig Below Website | |
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Established in 2015, Bar Brig is a beautiful venue situated in the heart of Leith. We specialise in lavish cocktails and a selection of Scotland’s most popular craft beers alongside a fantastic selection of whisky, spirits and wines to tempt a variety of tastebuds. We serve food through the week and provide the tools to cook your own steak at your table with our hot 'Lava Stones'!
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