Chancho, Leith

Property Description

Located on Bernard Street, Leith, Edinburgh, known as the thoroughfare, Chancho forms part of the buildings converted for pubs, cafes and publishing businesses.  This area has been preserved as an historical enclave as it formed part of the main coastal route around North Edinburgh and was once a stop on Leith's electric tram line until 1955. This area is currently part of the Edinburgh's tram development to re-enact the tram stop which will increase footfall to this area. Leith is easily accessible via major roads such as the A1 and A199 and has regular bus and tram services running regular to the city centre Pub Layout Upon entrance from the main road, this open plan, galley style room is adorned with a mixture of high tables and loose seating, bright decor, exposed walls and soft furnishings that provide a modern, trendy theme throughout. The galley bar, to the left of the entrance is a predominant feature central to the main room providing a single servery to both downstairs and upstairs. On the first floor there is a small room with loose seating which could either be used for a function room for private events or an overflow for busy weekends.

Trading Style

Chancho’s trade is predominantly wet-led with a focus on international beers and cocktails. There is a kitchen on site to provide a small food offering to compliment this, however is currently unused whilst they develop on the cocktails. The key focus is also on building strong relationships with customers , providing excellent service in a relaxing environment making Chancho the go to cocktail venue in Leith.

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