Port O' Leith

I drank in here when Mary was in charge and while it's not the same pub that it used to be, it doesn't mean that it's worse, it's just different. Change happens everywhere. Anyway, I came in for a quiet pint on a weekday afternoon, the Guinness was excellent and the staff were friendly and welcoming. I'd not been in for while, but I don't think I'll leave it so long next time. I'd recommend.

Not the pub it used to be; but time moves on. Great beer, friendly & chatty staff, dogs everywhere! Captures the old vibe... If you ever feel unwelcome, come here.

Hi there, I have just been at your establishment, pretty good tbh. Didn't try any of food menu, br2the lower rating.

If there is one pub you need to visit in Leith then its the Port O' Leith. I remember going there in the 90's and seeing people dancing on the bar and things could get a bit wild..so okay these days the bar is a slightly more laid back but its still a cool place to have couple of beers and see the Leith life.

After our walk in Leith, we had to wait for the tram and stopped by a pub. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. I really liked the music too.

Great local pub with friendly stuff and great drinks. Got to know the owner: cool guy who played Born Slippy for me, the classic Trainspotting song from Underworld which story played in Leith. Really enjoyed our stay.

Always a top night here, great music played too Way better and different to usual leith pubs

Laid back af. Clean taps. No taps aff. Beautiful dogs. A local joint with character and 0 cold, ostentatious amplifier types. That's handy, pop in.