The Alexander Graham Bell — Pub in Edinburgh

The Alexander Graham Bell is a pub on South Charlotte Street in Edinburgh, an area with traditional buildings and a lively vibe. It’s known for its award-winning children’s meals and a great selection of real ale. You’ll find locals and visitors here for casual dining, drinks, or as a convenient stop while seeing the city. It offers a relaxed setting within easy reach of Edinburgh’s attractions.

The Alexander Graham Bell was established in 1876, originally as a residence and now a pub. Its Georgian architecture adds to the historical character of the area. The venue is also historically notable as the birthplace of the inventor Alexander Graham Bell, marked by a stone on the premises. Inside, you’ll find a traditional pub decor with dark wood and bright lighting, creating a lively environment. The pub has step-free and wheelchair access, plus accessible toilets.

The Alexander Graham Bell functions as a pub, suited for groups and families. It’s open late and popular for evening drinks, with a real ale selection recognized by CAMRA. Award-winning children’s meals are a key attraction for families. Expect a busy atmosphere, especially during peak hours. The Alexander Graham Bell operates on a walk-in basis and welcomes both locals and visitors.