The Register Club

Fourth Floor cocktail bar, lounge and games room

The Register Club is now open

Situated in a venue that’s certain to impress, The Register Club elevates cocktails and conversation to an art form. Join us for drinks, light meals and afternoon tea in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

Enter via the soaring lobby of Cheval The Edinburgh Grand and take the lift to the fourth floor where you’ll find a contemporary hangout embedded seamlessly in an historic landmark. Unwind as you step into a world of laidback comfort, where the drinks flow liberally and the day furtively slips into night. Whether you’re joining us for drinks, bites or afternoon tea, eat, drink, relax and take it all in.

HOURS:
Open Monday-Sunday 2:00PM – 10PM
Afternoon Tea, daily: 2.00PM – 5.30PM

Reservations are not strictly necessary, but under covid-19 regulations we are not able to seat as many people as previously, so we do recommend booking in advance.

+44 (0) 131 230 0571 | Email: reservations@theregisterclub.com | Book online www.registerclub.com

Purchase a Gift Voucher

Spoil your loved one or yourself

The perfect gift for that special someone. Choose between Afternoon Tea and the Champagne Afternoon Tea for an extra special treat.

Purchase A Gift Voucher

The Games Room

The Register Club’s big little secret

A chameleon by nature, this room has many guises. In its private life, it’s for hire as a discreet space, with independent entrance, perfectly suited for dinners and receptions.

Our History - Part 1

1825: The National Bank of Scotland

Originally built in the early 1800s as a hotel, 42 St Andrew Square, the site on which The Edinburgh Grand & The Register Club now stands, was bought in 1825 by the National Bank of Scotland.

Our History - Part 2

A fashionable new building

The National Bank of Scotland sought to elevate their status by commissioning award winning London architects Mewes & Davis to design a new building to be built on the site of 41-42 St Andrew Square.

Our History - Part 3

The finest materials

Work began in 1936 and exotic materials were sourced from around the globe; American elm, Mexican pine, Honduran mahogany and English oak were fashioned into wood panelling by cabinetmakers, Whytock & Reid.

Our History - Part 4

Craftmanship

The decorative panels on the magnificent oak entrance doors are among the best of the carved work present today and feature the design of coins of which the majority were historic.

Our History - Part 5

Conforming to local architecture

It was important for the building to harmonize with those in the the vicinity. Completed in 1942, the building is a fine example of impressive neoclassical architecture.

The Register Club

Fourth Floor cocktail bar, lounge and games room