Edinburgh: Spirit of Scotland Show with 4-Course Dinner
Edinburgh
Enjoy a traditional Scottish show with a 4-course dinner in Edinburgh. Watch a live performance of traditional Scottish music, dance, and storytelling.
Traditional Scottish Dinner and Show in Edinburgh
Experience traditional Scottish music, dance, and storytelling with a four-course dinner and drink included, suitable for all ages.
Description
Enjoy an evening of Scottish culture in central Edinburgh, featuring live bagpipes, dance, poetry, and music. Your ticket includes a four-course meal and one drink (choice of wine, beer, or soft drink).
Upon arrival, you’ll be seated before witnessing the traditional Haggis ceremony. The national dish will be piped in while Robert Burns’ famous Address to the Haggis is recited, followed by the chance to sample the dish.
The Scottish dinner accompanies a performance by musicians, dancers, singers, and a piper. Watch traditional dances like the Scottish sword dance and Highland Fling, and hear songs including Auld Lang Syne and the Skye Boat Song, known from the TV series Outlander.
Audience participation is encouraged, with opportunities to sing along or join in a Scottish dance. The show blends storytelling, Highland dancing, and traditional Scottish music throughout the evening.
Enjoy an authentic Scottish menu, including haggis and cranachan, for a full cultural experience.
Includes
- Four-course meal
- One free drink (wine, beer, or soft drink)
- Traditional Scottish entertainment: music, dance, and storytelling
- Haggis ceremony with Robert Burns’ Address
- Sampling of traditional Scottish dishes
- Performance of traditional Scottish songs and dances
Important Information
- Arrival at 6:30pm, service begins at 6:45pm, show runs 8:00pm–9:30pm
- Menu may vary seasonally due to ingredient availability
- Children’s menu available
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, arrive on time and consider booking early to secure your table. Bring comfortable clothing for any dancing participation. Evening performances offer the fullest experience of Scottish culture.