Beluga Restaurant, Revolution Edinburgh Images, Chambers Street Bar Location
Beluga Restaurant Edinburgh
Dining & Bar on Chambers St, Edinburgh Old Town design by Lee Boyd Architects, Scotland, UK.
post updated 5 November 2023
Address: 30a Chambers St, Edinburgh EH1 1HU, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 131 220 5679
Revolution Club:
30a Chambers Street bar photograph from architects studio
Revolution Bar Edinburgh
Now renamed Revolution Bar, located at Chambers Street
The three separate uses for the building have distinct entrances, united by the steel and glass screen. The third-floor flats have exposed original roof trusses and a calm and unfussy fit-out.
Individually styled chain bar with a global menu of comfort-food classics and nightly happy hours.
Menu: revolution-bars.co.uk
Reservations: revolution-bars.co.uk
30a Chambers St bar photo from architecture firm
Beluga Edinburgh Restaurant & Bar
30a Chambers St, opposite Museum of Scotland
Beluga Edinburgh opened in early 2001. The space is a basement bar & restaurant.
The interior is clean and restrained. Beluga’s key draw is a stacked stone waterfall by the entry stairs. Beluga’s huge expensive glazed entry doors by Lee Boyd are another classy feature.
30a Chambers Street cocktail bar photo from architects studio
Former Dental School, Chambers St
Dates of renewal: 1999-2000
Design: Lee Boyd architects
Opposite the entrance to the new Museum Extension is the subtly-inserted entry to the Grade B-listed former Edinburgh Dental School converted into residential accommodation (right, above), offices and a ground & basement bar/restaurant. The latter comes complete with a spectacular waterfall by the stairs, Beluga.
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Across Chambers St from Beluga Restaurant is the Museum of Scotland
Beluga : Revolution Bar from mid-2007
Royal Museum of Scotland, Chamber Street
photograph © Adrian Welch
Royal Museum of Scotland
The Hub, Royal Mile, Old Town – just east of the Castle Essplanade
The Hub building picture from architecture practice
The Hub
The Hub is a public arts and events building in the centre of Edinburgh, Scotland. Located at the top of the Royal Mile, it is a prominent landmark as its tall Gothic spire is the highest point in central Edinburgh, and towers over the surrounding buildings below Edinburgh Castle.
Open daily throughout August, The Hub was a space to connect with artists and musicians in a series of evening music performances and free afternoon talks. This Old Town conference venue is the home of the Edinburgh International Festival. It is a mix of contemporary interior design and Victorian architecture.
Festival Theatre, 13-29 Nicolson Street, Edinburgh EH8 9FT
ibuilding mage © Adrian Welch architect
Festival Theatre
Another Edinburgh venue:
Opal Lounge, George Street, New Town
Opal Lounge building photo from architect studio
Opal Lounge
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