John J Rambo
Striker
Up here with family this week and wondering where's best to watch match? Somewhere that would allow kids in as well? Cheers.
Match in Edinburgh
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The Situation
Striker
Three Sisters?
They have loads of screens including little ones in each booth. I'm sure they'd stick it on one of them if asked.
Will be a struggle tonight more so than usual, with the CL games being on.
They have loads of screens including little ones in each booth. I'm sure they'd stick it on one of them if asked.
Will be a struggle tonight more so than usual, with the CL games being on.
John J Rambo
Striker
They be ok with kids going in you know? Just asked at Belushis and they weren't particularly helpful.
HABA87
Striker
You might be better off going to somewhere like a bowling alley that puts sport on.
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Easyonefornorman
Goalkeeper
Try Roxy Lanes just off Princess Street!
The Situation
Striker
Not 100% sure, sorry mate. But the last time I was in during a midweek night there were families with kids (albeit eating).
You have a double problem tonight with not only trying to find somewhere in Edinburgh that will allow kids in (which is difficult in itself) but also in have enough screens to show the SAFC game on a CL night.
Three Sisters would be a good shout as they have loads of screens (one in each booth) so I'm sure could put the game on your screen, but would definitely call ahead or pop in first to see if they'll let you in with the kids.
The bowling alley shout from the lads above sounds a good option.
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danthemanSAFC
Midfield
Amber Rose might be a good shout. Get your own little bunker with a TV as well
faith brothers
Winger
They are strange with kids in pubs In Edinburgh remember getting told no kids after 8pm years ago. Then a few years ago going in one at lunchtime with my 17 year old who was going to drink pop and the landlord saying no kids at all allowed even if not boozing.
Aye they are. Had the boys (3 year old) back last summer and the wife tried to take them in a pub somewhere at lunch for fish and chips and she was refused entry.
