Auld Hundred Edinburgh - Pub & Dining Room

The Auld Hundred is one of the earliest of Rose Street's many and varied pubs. The building itself started life as a mission hall before being converted for use as pub in 1800. This history is thought to have given rise to the origin of its name “Auld Hundred”: a name given to the traditional tune to which the 23rd Psalm is sung. Situated in the centre of Edinburgh’s New town, it is in close proximity to Queen Street Gardens, Princes Street shopping destinations and Waverley train station is also minutes away.

On entering the Auld Hundred, you are greeted by a traditional bar with exposed warm sandstone walls and a range of seating including comfortable settees. A spiral wrought iron staircase leads upstairs to the restaurant, Edinburgh’s hidden dining room.