Ferry Tap de South Queensferry, Edinburgh

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Téléphone :	+44 131 331 2000
Adresse :	36 High Street, South Queensferry, Edinburgh, EH30 9HN
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches	220 mThe Loan 310 mBurgess Road 340 mPolice Station
Catégories :	Pubs

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Cartes de crédit acceptées	Oui
Parking à vélos	Non
Adapté aux groupes	Oui
Bruit	Calme
Bon pour danser	Non

Alcool	Bar complet
Vestiaire	Non
Fumeur	Zone à l'extérieur
Terrasse	Non
Télévision	Oui

Aujourd'hui

Aujourd'hui	11:00 – 0:00 Ouvert en ce moment
Heure locale (South Queensferry)	14:17 lundi 16 juin 2025

Horaires d'ouverture

lundi	11:00 – 0:00
mardi	11:00 – 0:00
mercredi	11:00 – 0:00
jeudi	11:00 – 1:00
vendredi	11:00 – 1:00
samedi	11:00 – 1:00
dimanche	12:30 – 0:00

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5 avis sur Ferry Tap

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Frank D.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Phoenix, AZ

I enjoyed The Ferry Tap.
During my afternoon visit to South Queensferry, I stopped in for a pretty decent lunch and a pint of Deuchar’s IPA. The lunch special was cheap and the food was fresh. I didn’t have to wait too long to get service, and once again, the people working there were nice to me (and the others who were in there as well).
I thought they had a good selection of beer to choose from, the menu was small but everything looked good, and the service was good (by pub standards). I can’t think of too much that is wrong about this place. This place also had lots of locals in there when I stopped in. And that’s a good thing. People were genuine and the staff was nice to us all.
I could get used to more pubs being this way. Either way, I would definitely stop back in if I make it back to South Queensferry again.

Laura Kate S.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
London, United Kingdom

A great little town pub. I’ve been in a couple times on visits to South Queensferry. Comfy surroundings, reasonably priced drinks, and plenty of seating (relative to the size of the place). All well in my book!

Matthew L.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Edinburgh, United Kingdom

It’s hard not to get drawn in by the Ferry Tap. From the outside, the pub is colourful, with bright hanging baskets and its dominant bold coloured sign and walls. As you go inside, you realise that the interior matches that of the outside in the traditional sense. This is well, a traditional ale pub, with a warm interior which is quite homely.
It provides a good selection of local ales and provides a reasonably priced menu, which offers your staple pub food. When I was in there were quite a few tourists, however the bar staff told me that the locals (that every pub has) only come out in the evening when the tourists are few. Also, has a pub quiz each week.
The Ferry Tap does a riveting trade with tourists, and I can appreciate how they do this, however this shop could have so much more to offer!

Jonny L.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Edinburgh, United Kingdom

The Ferry Tap is a traditional pub in old fashioned décor. It’s definitely a tourist pub (or at least a tourist welcome pub), being so central to South Queensferry, but not being in the middle of Edinburgh and still essentially a town pub, it still pulls in the locals.
I found all the staff here were very friendly but for some reason the rest of the clientele were a bit grumpy. It might have just been the awful weather outside so I’ll try not to let that cloud my judgement too much. The Ferry Tap has a great selection of ales (it does sell itself as an ale house) and offers some really nice traditional pub food for less than you’d often pay in central Edinburgh. Haddock or scampi will cost you around £6.95. In general expect to pay between £6 and £7. They also serve some more light bites, like paninis and baked potatoes.
A nice pub with good ale and good food. I will be revisiting and hoping everyone won’t be quite so grumpy.

Dun