These 23 establishments are sure to bring back some happy memories for a generation of revellers who drank and danced the night away in Edinburgh city centre during the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.
How many did you visit during a night on the razzle back in the day?
Have a look through our picture gallery and, before you go, please let us know your own memories of Edinburgh's nightlife scene in the 80s, 90s and 00s.
17. Establishment
Establishment at 3 Semple street. The nightclub vanished in 2009 when the area was redeveloped for new offices. Photo: Third Party
18. Caledonian Ale House
The cosy Caledonian Ale House, known as the Haymarket Station Bar until 1995, offered a unique atmosphere and was often very busy. It was knocked down in 2008 during the tram works. Photo: National World
19. The Yellow Carvel
Known for a time as one of Edinburgh’s best folk music venues, The Yellow Carvel owed its rather curious name to a 300-ton armed merchant ship (or caravel) harboured at the port of Leith in the 15th century. Located on Hunter Square, in the 1960s and 70s the pub became a haven for the city’s patchouli-scented folk crowd, as well as blues and jazz buffs. Photo: National World
20. Ivanhoe
Named after the historical novel Ivanhoe, by Edinburgh literary great Sir Walter Scott, whose impressive monument towers nearby, this was once a popular city centre boozer. The pub has since been closed and the building demolished. Photo: National World