The Standing Order — Public House in Edinburgh

The Standing Order is a public house on George Street in Edinburgh. This area of the city showcases Georgian architecture and a lively vibe. The Standing Order is known for its reasonably priced traditional Scottish food and Real Ale. Both locals and visitors come here for casual meals, quick drinks, and to meet friends. It's a convenient and accessible place to enjoy refreshments while you see Edinburgh.

The Standing Order is a Grade A listed building, originally a Union Bank of Scotland built in 1878. Its architecture is Neo-classical, and you can still see a historic safe from its time as a bank. The venue offers warm lighting and a moderate noise level for a relaxed atmosphere, blending traditional pub features with its original purpose. It provides step-free and wheelchair access, including accessible toilets. The building’s history is visible in its design, creating a unique setting for the pub. The Standing Order also includes a relaxation zone, located just behind the Booking Hall.

The Standing Order is a classic pub with a menu featuring a Spice Bag. It’s a good option for families, with affordable award-winning children’s meals and welcomes children until 10:00am. This makes it useful for a quick meal, a family dinner, or drinks with friends. With a Real Ale selection and a comfortable crowd, the pub welcomes both groups and solo visitors. Its accessible design means everyone can enjoy a visit.