Fáilte to Flanagan’s

Independent Irish owned pub coming soon to Frederick Street! Irish run, family friendly and never short of a bitta craic!

Opens november -

Opens november -

Fáilte to Flanagan’s

Flanagan’s is your new local Irish pub on Frederick Street in Edinburgh’s New Town. An independent Irish owned pub that’s family friendly and never short of a bitta craic!

Whether you’re grabbing a quick toastie or calling in for your Irish deli favourites, we’ve brought the Good Shtuff over from Ireland for a proper taste of home. And yes... we have the best Irish chicken fillet roll this side of the water, with all your favourite fillings.

Between a good mug o’ tae (Barrys AND Lyons). Taytos, and a proper pint of Guinness, you’ll be well looked after altogether.

Whether you’re calling in for a bite, swapping a few stories over Irish whiskey, flaming Baileys hot chocolate and cocktails, or staying for a bitta Ceol agus Craic, there’s a place for you here. The GAA always gets first shout on the telly, with plenty of rugby too.

Go on, pull up a stool and make yourself at home!

Flanagan’s Frequently asked questions

  • 47 Frederick Street, Edinburgh. EH2 1EP. In the heart of New Town!

  • We’re open 12pm to 1am Monday to Sunday

  • We are indeed. Irish run and independently owned, with familiar food, favourite brands from home and the GAA getting first shout on the telly.

    No Paddy-whackery, just a place to settle in and have the chats.

  • Yes, families are welcome. With under-18s welcome until 9pm. A high chair is available.

  • We generally work on a first come, first served basis, but give us a call and we’ll see what we can do. We’ll always try to be flexible.

  • Absolutely. Call in with the gang and we’ll do our best to squeeze ye in! For a bigger group, giving us a ring beforehand is always a good shout. Please note: No hen or stag parties allowed.

  • Our small back room is available for private hire, whether you’re organising a birthday, a work night out or getting the gang together. Give us a call with your date and group size, and we’ll talk through what we can do. Check out our events page for more details.

  • Our Soup & Toasties and Irish Deli menus are served from 12pm to 10pm, Monday to Sunday. Handy for a quick lunch, a bite after work or something to eat while watching the match.

  • Think classic pub toasties and deli rolls made just how you like them. We also have sandwich platters for sharing and Irish bar snacks for when you’re only a little peckish.

  • Yes. Vegetarian toastie choices available.

    You can also build a baguette or sandwich with any filling you wish so it’s very customisable!

    Let your server know your dietary requirements when ordering.

  • We have a gluten-free wrap option. Please speak to your server about any allergies or dietary requirements before ordering so we can check ingredients and preparation arrangements with the kitchen.

  • We do. Choose your different sandwich styles, and we’ll cut them into squares served on platters just like a gathering back home. We can cater for 2 to 20+ people, so get in touch to arrange a platter for your party, get-together or match day.

  • The GAA always gets first shout at Flanagan’s, whether you’re following the football or the hurling. Check our fixture updates or get in touch to find out whether we’re showing your match.

  • Yes, we show the Six Nations and selected rugby fixtures. Come in for the match and a bite to eat, and check with us beforehand if there’s a particular fixture you’re after.

  • We show selected big soccer matches, but without commentary. GAA takes priority on our screens, so give us a shout beforehand to check what’s showing.

  • Yes! Keep an eye on our socials for more details.

  • Yes, all well behaved dogs are welcome at Flanagan’s.

  • Yes, of course! Let us know when you arrive and we’ll help you get the celebrations going.

  • Give us a call during opening hours or pop back into the pub, and we’ll check whether your belongings have been handed in.

  • Our entrance has several steps, so unfortunately the pub is not wheelchair accessible. We do have an accessible toilet inside, but access to the building involves those steps.