A lovely little statue and a great story❤️ we went into the Greyfriars bar for lunch and it was so friendly there with great food. We visited the Kirk too and the church where we book a picture book of the Greyfriars Bobby story, lovely church with info about the story in an area at the back. Thank you

Greyfriars Bobby, the statue, is right in front of Greyfriars Bobby Bar. If you pet him or rub his nose, supposedly, good luck will come your way. His nose is pretty shiny, so I hope a lot of good luck has been given out. If you're hungry or thirsty, stop in at the bar. We enjoyed a meal there.

I recommend starting with a walk through the cemetery first then finishing at the pub for lunch/dinner and drinks. The place is so cosy. We did not eat here however the food looked AMAZING and I wish we had enough time to try a pie. We had a few drinks and you must try there own exclusive Nicholson ale. Don’t forget to rub his nose on the way out for good luck.

We had a quick dinner at GreyFriars Bobby restaurant, we ordered 2 fish pies, it was outstanding, I want the recipe, so many prawns and the sauce was to die for! The sticky toffee pudding for desert was too yummy. It’s a very busy restaurant however it has good food, we will be back!

We ate dinner here. It was busy so tables in the restaurant were not available. After ordering drinks and waiting we found a table in the pub area. Our dinner of stovies and hagis were both good. The service wasn’t bad although we weren’t being “served” as such, being in the pub area. What was a tad shocking was the ladies bathroom. I’m guessing it hasn’t been cleaned for a few days- very dirty toilets, wet paper lying on the floor, no toilet paper in rolls. Just terrible really.

The Famous Skye Terrier: Greyfriars Bobby was a Skye Terrier who became famous in 19th-century Edinburgh for supposedly spending 14 years guarding the grave of his owner, John Gray. Touch for Good Luck: It's a tradition for visitors to rub the nose of the Greyfriars Bobby statue for good luck. Over the years, the constant touching has given the statue's nose a shiny, polished appearance. When visiting Edinburgh you have to give this statue a visit. Check out our full review of Edinburgh, Scotland on YouTube @Mr.S Travel Quest -Mr.S Travel Quest

Was great to finally see the statue after watching the film and it being such an incredible and iconic story and such an amazing part of Scottish history. The statue itself looked exactly how you’d imagine it to look and there was a nice plaque with information about the iconic statue and the history behind its meaning. If you’re in the area I’d definitely tick it off the list and go and have a look.

I was so happy to have finally got to vist wee bobby. There where a lot of tourists of course us being 2 of them. We seen the statue, then went over to the grave yard. What a lovely tribute to wee bobby and his past owner. I did get emotional when I was there , just knowing the loyalty of wee bobby and how much he missed his owner. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Edinburgh. Not forgetting to get a wee warm up and a wee dram in the bar before we left.

What a wonderful story Greyfriars Bobby is, but just so sad at the damage to the wee dugs nose. Seems to be some idiot has been telling people to rub it for good luck. It’s not good luck. Stop damaging it.

Following on from the Greyfriars graveyard tour, my friends brought me here to avail of traditional Scottish Fare. We were served by a delightful young lady called Deanna The Haggis was Braw Sadly the Cullen Skink soup tasted nothing like traditional Cullen Skink soup, being Scottish we know how it should taste. Twas the only negative of our otherwise delightful dining experience.