The Three Sisters

Great place to watch a rugby match. Wings are tasty so get several plates. Dough balls for dessert are a must (extra chocolate sauce). Huge area outside to watch games, meet people, and enjoy the day (and night). Pizza was just ok, typical bar pizza. Dough balls in fondue sauce wasn't exactly cheese so steer clear of that one. This is a sports bar so adjust tastebuds accordingly.

Pretty good, but it was super busy. With only two people being able to make/serve the food chances are you might have to wait a while. I wanted a burger but they were out of burgers at 18:00. How you don't have burgers during dinner time is kind of strange. Maybe it had been busy all day or maybe there was some bad planning involved. Went with the pulled pork loaded fries, they were okay.

We went for a show during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The mad scientist dude show was pretty decent. The jokes were OK and the kids loved it which is what matters most. The garden at 3 sisters was nicely done up for the festival. There was a big screen playing family friendly movies and folk selling sweets n treats and the bar was open too. Didn't venture anywhere else inside or partake any food while we were there so can't comment but the toilets were clean enough for a busy establishment. The room the show was hosted from was a little claustrophobic feeling as there were no windows but kind of felt like a basement and was fit for purpose. I'm sure many folk have enjoyed a good night out here with much on offer in the various rooms/areas.

I was here on a few occasions during the Fringe festival, catching comedy in The live Room during the day, drinks in the evenings, and the Rave Cave for later in the night. I had great experiences each time, and it was a hub of considerable social activity with people in great spirts. There is a number of screens during the day and into the night showing various sports matches, while food is being served too. The courtyard (beer garden) eventually turns into one large dance floor as the DJ comes out. Security and staff behind the bars were nice, and the drinks were reasonably priced with the overall decor and ambiance being attractive and appealing in a cool way. If you are in Edinburgh town, this is a place to definitely pop into for a visit.

Pretty good food. Burgers, pizza, etc. - the usual - and atmosphere is always good, especially on a rugby day. Music is too loud to have a reasonable conversation, even in the evening before the propper club vibes start. I struggled to enjoy my burger whilst having to shout at the person next to me so they could hear me. Keep that in mind if you're not on a mad one and just having food and chatting.