Beer gardens in Scotland are expected to reopen on July 6 if First Minister Nicola Sturgeon gives the go ahead tomorrow in her daily briefingBeer gardens in Scotland are expected to reopen on July 6 if First Minister Nicola Sturgeon gives the go ahead tomorrow in her daily briefing
Beer gardens in Scotland are expected to reopen on July 6 if First Minister Nicola Sturgeon gives the go ahead tomorrow in her daily briefing

Here are five Edinburgh beer gardens set to reopen on July 6

Pub staff are counting down the days before they can throw open their doors to welcome customers back into their beer gardens.
By Katharine Hay
Published 1st Jul 2020, 16:58 BST
Updated 1st Jul 2020, 17:59 BST

Beer gardens are due to reopen on July 6 provided Nicola Sturgeon gives the goahead on Thursday this week during her daily briefing.

Here are five Edinburgh pubs that are expected to reopen in less than a weeks time depending on what the First Minister announces.

Bar 50 in Blackfirars Street, Edinburgh, has its outdoor space all set to welcome customers from July 6 if permitted

1. Bar 50

Bar 50 in Blackfirars Street, Edinburgh, has its outdoor space all set to welcome customers from July 6 if permitted Photo: Supplied

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CC Blooms in Edinburgh has new outdoor seating areas for customers to enjoy from July 6 if pub gardens are given the green light to reopen. The popular bar has been taking bookings ahead of the reopening for outdoor tables.

2. CC Blooms

CC Blooms in Edinburgh has new outdoor seating areas for customers to enjoy from July 6 if pub gardens are given the green light to reopen. The popular bar has been taking bookings ahead of the reopening for outdoor tables. Photo: JPI Media

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With the biggest beer garden in Edinburgh, the Corn Exchange is all set for when Nicola Sturgeon confirms that businesses can start welcoming back drinkers

3. Edinburgh Corn Exchange

With the biggest beer garden in Edinburgh, the Corn Exchange is all set for when Nicola Sturgeon confirms that businesses can start welcoming back drinkers Photo: JPI Media

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Tally Ho in Winchburgh is looking good with its outdoor space set up and ready to welcome customers back in less than a weeks time

4. Tally Ho

Tally Ho in Winchburgh is looking good with its outdoor space set up and ready to welcome customers back in less than a weeks time Photo: Supplied

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