Deacon Brody's - Edinburgh - Things To Do Reviews
Deacon Brody's Travel Reviews
  Jul 02, 2003A delightful two-story pub/eatery on the Royal Mile with an intriguing background. Deacon Brody was apparently a real life character who served as an elected official in Edinburgh and committed a broad array of atrocities...serving as the inspiration for Robert louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde"!!! We enjoyed lunch here during our first day in Edinburgh and this was where I gained exposure to haggis. We would learn that the prices were reasonable compared to other venues on the Royal Mile, and the service was expedient and friendly! Thanks to our enjoyed lunch, we returned the next evening for a few Guiness...and it is a lively night scene too! The bartenders continued the jovial service and we were impressed that many of the patrons were locals...reinforcing this was an authentic cool place!   Part of the Scotland, 2003 travel blog
Haggis at Deacon Brody's....taba...
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