Eat Out Edinburgh!52 Canoes Tiki Den
52 Canoes, Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 4,133 likes · 32 talking about this · 8,175 were here. Cosy little tiki cocktail bar with a great variety,...
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Came here last night for my birthday after hearing great things from a few friends and I was not disappoint ed!
The drinks are all absolutely and the vibe was so relaxed but still lively- all in all an incredible wee nook!
Special mention to the beautiful bartender Sarah- her knowledge of drinks and cocktail recommenda on point and her chat was wonderful.
She really helped bring the great atmosphere to the night- we all had a lovely time and will most definitely be back!
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This colourful New Town tiki parlour isn't exactly subtle, but then that's not the point of these places.
Cocktails are fruity and fun; many pack a punch and most are served in the obligatory novelty drinking vessels - there are mugs shaped like Polynesian statues and plenty of paper umbrella.
There are a few more elegant drinks on the list, like the St. Germain Blossom, mix of elderflower liqueur with Sauvignon Blanc and hibiscus syrup, and there's also a good range of ale and wine if you're not in the mood for a citrus-coloured cocktail.
Because it's a bit apart from the main burst of bars and restaurants, it can be quiet on week nights, which has an impact on atmosphere.
Nothing here is ground-breaking, but it's a friendly, fun place with an upbeat atmosphere and doesn't take itself too seriously which is more than we can say about some of the swish bars on George Street.