One thing Edinburgh is not short of are speakeasy bars that blend into their surroundings. Places such as Panda & Sons and Hoot The Redeemer are incredibly popular among locals and critics.
Well, for those walking along South Bridge, is may be worth paying close attention as another 'hidden' cocktail bar has recently opened - and it's fairly easy to stroll past without noticing.
Only accessible by ringing a secret bell and being shown downstairs by a member of staff, Lucky 13 is the newest speakeasy kid on the block in Edinburgh, opening its doors just weeks ago.
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Drawing a fair bit of attention after a visit from a food and drink enthusiast on TikTok, @Hannahscranz, Lucky 13 has been labelled as a 10/10 venue for a date night or quiet drink with friends.
A white doorbell located on South Bridge which has two playing cards underneath it is the key to gaining entry and once you are welcomed down to the bar, the cosy décor will make you feel right at home.
As mentioned in Hannah's TikTok review, Lucky 13 are in the process of changing their menu as they have only recently opened, but she was lucky enough to be invited behind the bar to try making some concoctions of her own.
The underground bar is complete with a log-burning fire and a roulette wheel which can result in a free drink if you're lucky enough to land on the number 13.
According to Lucky 13's Instagram account, customers can book by contacting them directly to avoid missing out. The bar is also open from Thursday-Sunday 5pm until late.
For more information or to book a table, you can visit Lucky 13 on Instagram here.
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