Marooned in the middle of a busy bus station, it was one of Edinburgh’s more peculiar city centre watering holes.
Known by various names over the decades, the Highwayman pub at the Clyde Street end of the old St Andrew Square bus station was popular with generations of thirsty travellers, who would dive in to grab a quick drink before catching their coach.
But while the pub is fondly-recalled by some, others say it was one of the dodgiest boozers in the capital.
