Location
Leith offers the best of all worlds. Boasting its own distinctive character it is best described as a vibrant, lively village on your doorstep. What gives it its distinctive character is it’s independant eating and drinking spots, creativity and cultural diversity.
A vivacious area jam-packed with delicious delis, great drinking spots, and top restaurants boasting some of Scotland’s finest chefs. One of the most popular eating areas is The Shore, an upmarket area lined with bistros, stylish bars, traditional pubs and first-rate restaurants.
The district asserts a jovial attitude and hosts an eclectic mix of people and cultures, making it a diverse and fascinating area to live in. It is also rich in creative culture and is home to various independent and contemporary galleries, such as the Corn Exchange Gallery. It is host to a number of cultural festivals such as the Leith Festival and the Edinburgh Mela take place here throughout the year.
The Tayworks is only an 8 minute drive from Ocean Terminal which has a great mix of retail, leisure and dining options including Wagamama, Pizza Express and Zizzi as well as Street Food independents Mr Nick’s Greek Kitchen, Wrapchic and Elfalafel. Its stylish and calming ambience is supported by a mix of coffee bars, 24 hour gym, 12 screen Vue Cinema, skatepark and soft play.
One of the great features of Leith is that you can enjoy living in the ‘village’ and within 20 minutes be in the centre of the city, which boasts some of the greatest restaurants, bars and shops in the capital. At the top of Leith Walk is the city’s biggest development, St James Quarter. Currently still under development St James Quarter will be home to John Lewis, Everyman Cinema, an enticing mix of new restaurants, cafés and bars; Scotland’s first W Hotel.
Leith – the love of a village community with the fun and excitement of the city, all on your doorstep.