Wetherspoon Pub At The White Lady

The White Lady location of Wetherspoons is very homey and has a family atmosphere at dinner time on a Friday evening. The drinks were served promptly and the ambiance was definitely much calmer than many Spoons in the Edinburgh city centre. The waitstaff was very friendly and actually conversed with us when delivering our drinks which were ordered via the app. I would recommend this Spoons to those who need a quick drink within the area.

While visiting Edinburgh, we decided to eat here as it was a Thursday, so curry night. The bar was extremely busy and we struggled to get a table at first, but found one eventually in the back section. Had a drink, whiling browsing the menu, and then ordered our curry meals via the app, so quick and easy. Our drinks arrived within a minute and the food came out not long afterwards. Curry, rice, naan and 2 poppadoms, with a drink of your choice for under £10 excellent value. The food was piping hot and the vindaloo was very spicy , both meals were delicious and very tasty indeed. Service was excellent from a team of hardworking, friendly and welcoming staff. Overall a lovely visit and would definitely recommend and return.

Me and my work colleague had 2 breakfast dishes and they’d were possibly the worst we have ever had at weatherspoons. Toast was burnt and un-buttered on my scrambled egg on toast the mushrooms where disgusting and totally I seasoned along with the scrambled egg My work colleagues food was the same absolutely awful

Stayed 4 nights as great location for buses into Edinburgh City centre. Staff welcoming, check in easy, Breakfast as you expect from a wetherspoons. Good service. Double bed could do with a slightly bigger duvet as it only just reaches the edges with no one in the bed. Comfy bed, clean shower room, good power to shower, lovely towels. Free car parking. We should have requested a lower floor as, no lifts and hubby has bad knees, but that was our mistake. Met some great people whilst having a drink on the outside terrace. We would go back.

Out for a bite to eat and some soft drinks with my mum, gran and sisters when @6pm at the doors got knocked back because we didn’t have ID (all children U18). Very abnormal for a Wetherspoons as we come from Glasgow where Wetherspoons doormen start after 8pm.