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Perched on the rooftop of Edinburgh Waverley Station, Cask is a bright, spacious bar with panoramic views of Edinburgh’s famous landmarks, from Arthur’s Seat to Edinburgh Castle.
Head outside to the open plan terrace for a refreshing spritz in the sun, sample wines from around the world at their new Mezzanine Wine Bar, or book one of the Secret Domes for a luxurious drinking and dining experience like no other.
Featuring premium spirits and fun, nostalgic concoctions, Cask’s mysterious and expansive cocktail menu is inspired by the 13 revolutions of the moon.
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