Bars in Edinburgh 🍸

Prices for private karaoke rooms in Edinburgh typically range from £50 to £100 for a few hours, depending on the day of the week and the venue. Singing in a public bar area is usually free with purchase of drinks, which are standard pub prices, around £5-£7 for a cocktail or pint. It’s always worth checking if a place has specific drink deals running, maybe even on Seeker Social!

For a lively karaoke experience in Edinburgh, head towards the Cowgate and Lothian Road areas. These spots tend to have a concentration of bars and pubs that offer karaoke nights or private rooms. They're known for being busy and fun, especially on weekends. You’ll often find a good crowd ready to cheer you on, whatever your singing ability.

Yes, many venues in Edinburgh offer private karaoke rooms, especially popular for group bookings like hen parties or birthdays. Places like The Fiddler's Arms often have rooms available for hire. It’s a good idea to book in advance, particularly for weekend nights, to secure your spot. You can often find direct booking links or contact information for these venues on platforms like Seeker Social.

Absolutely. Venues catering to groups are common, particularly in areas like the Cowgate. Places like La Belle Angele sometimes host larger karaoke events or have spaces that can accommodate bigger parties looking for a fun night. Booking a private room is often the best way to ensure your group has a dedicated space to sing your hearts out without disturbing others.

Most karaoke bars in Edinburgh start their main action in the evening, often from around 8 PM onwards. Closing times usually range from 1 AM to 3 AM on weekends, with some places in the Cowgate staying open the latest. Weeknights might have earlier closing times. It’s wise to check the specific venue’s hours before you go, as they can differ.

To snag good deals on drinks while you sing your favourite tunes, check out the Seeker Social app – available on Android and iOS. Many bars offer happy hours or specific drink promotions. Look for places advertising these deals, especially earlier in the evening. Some pubs might also have student discounts if you’ve got a valid ID.

While the focus is on singing, some Edinburgh establishments that host karaoke also offer food. For example, places like The Ghillie Dhu, which sometimes has live music and could potentially host karaoke, often have a pub food menu. It’s more common in larger pubs or dedicated entertainment venues rather than small, intimate karaoke box setups. You might also find some good neighborhood bars that offer both food and a casual karaoke night.