Scotland at Murrayfield
Rugby weekends in Edinburgh, at Dulse
Before kick-off or after the final whistle, make a day of the game at Dulse. Scottish seafood to share, a Scottish back bar and a dram of Hirundine, the whisky made by Scotland's Duhan van der Merwe and Pierre Schoeman. Both restaurants are on the tram line from Murrayfield.
Upcoming fixtures
Scotland at Murrayfield
Every Scotland home match at Scottish Gas Murrayfield, next one first. Book your table for before or after the game. See how to get here from the stadium.
Next at Murrayfield
Nations Championship
Scotland v Australia
Sunday 15 November 2026 · Kick-off 3.10pm · Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Next at Murrayfield
Nations Championship
Scotland v Japan
Saturday 21 November 2026 · Kick-off 2.10pm · Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Next at Murrayfield
Guinness Men's Six Nations
Scotland v Italy
Saturday 6 February 2027 · Kick-off 2.10pm · Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Next at Murrayfield
Guinness Men's Six Nations
Scotland v Wales
Saturday 13 February 2027 · Kick-off 4.40pm · Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Next at Murrayfield
Guinness Men's Six Nations
Scotland v Ireland
Friday 5 March 2027 · Kick-off 8.10pm · Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Next at Murrayfield
Guinness Women's Six Nations
Scotland Women v Ireland
Saturday 10 April 2027 · Kick-off 5pm · Scottish Gas Murrayfield
Match day tables go first. Book now and we'll have it ready for before or after the game.
The next Scotland fixtures will be listed here as soon as they're announced. Book a table any time at West End or Leith.
Why Dulse on match day
Scottish seafood, made for a big day out
Dulse is Dean Banks' pair of seafood and wine restaurants in Edinburgh, run by a small independent team with two AA Rosettes and a place in the Michelin Guide. We cook the best of Scotland's catch: Shetland mussels, Orkney scallops, Skye and Crail langoustines, St Abbs lobster and oysters by the dozen.
It's food made for sharing, which is exactly what a rugby weekend calls for. Pile the table with shellfish, order another round and talk through every try, win or lose.
What to order
Seafood and drinks for before and after
Two menus built around Scottish seafood. Here's where to start, with the full menus a tap away.
Dulse West End
Seafood and wine by Haymarket
- Oyster hour, 5pm to 6pm daily, £2 an oyster. The perfect pre-match warm-up.
- Express lunch, Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm to 3pm, two courses £28 or three for £34. Ideal before an afternoon kick-off.
- Shetland mussels, Skye langoustines, Orkney scallops and St Abbs lobster from the à la carte.
- The five-course tasting menu for a long dinner after the game.
- An AA Notable Wine List, Devaux Champagne and cocktails from an all-Scottish back bar at the wine bar.
Dulse Leith
The seafood shack on Constitution Street
- The seafood boil, £45 a head: mussels, prawns, crab and clams poured onto the table. Bibs on.
- Small plates to pass round, from prawn toast to Crail langoustines in garlic butter.
- Half or whole St Abbs lobster.
- £2 oysters from 5pm to 6pm whenever we're open.
- Cocktails, wine and a dram of Hirundine to toast the result.
On the back bar
Hirundine. Scotland's rugby whisky.
Hirundine is the single malt created by Scotland rugby players Duhan van der Merwe and Pierre Schoeman. Both grew up in South Africa and made Scotland home. The whisky is named after the hirundine, the swallow family of birds that make the same long journey between the two countries.
The 12 year old is a Speyside single malt aged in American oak ex-bourbon casks, with vanilla, honey and soft spice. Dean Banks is a partner in the brand and we pour it at both Dulse restaurants. Raise one to the team, win or lose.
Two restaurants, one match day
Before or after the game
Edinburgh fills up on rugby weekends. Book ahead and we'll have your table ready.
Dulse West End · 17 Queensferry Street
By Haymarket, on the way to the match
A wine bar downstairs and a dining room upstairs, two tram stops from Murrayfield. Every spirit on the back bar is Scottish, Hirundine included. Come early for oyster hour, 5pm to 6pm.
Dulse Leith · 102 Constitution Street
Take the tram to Leith
The tram runs from Murrayfield right through the city to Constitution Street, no change needed. Celebrate or commiserate over Leith's only Scottish seafood boil, or a plate of St Abbs lobster.
Getting here from Murrayfield
From the stadium to your table
Both restaurants are on the tram line that stops right outside Scottish Gas Murrayfield, by the Roseburn Street entrance.
Dulse West End
17 Queensferry Street, EH2 4QW
- By tram
- From the Murrayfield Stadium stop, head towards the city centre and get off at West End, two stops along by Shandwick Place. Queensferry Street starts at the end of the street.
- On foot
- About half an hour. Follow the main road east from the stadium through Roseburn and Haymarket, then on along Shandwick Place to the west end of Princes Street.
- By train
- Haymarket station is the nearest to the stadium. From there it's a short walk along Haymarket Terrace and Shandwick Place.
Dulse Leith
102 Constitution Street, EH6 6AW
- By tram
- From the Murrayfield Stadium stop, take a tram towards Newhaven and get off at The Shore, at the junction of Bernard Street and Constitution Street. Around 25 minutes, with no change.
- From the stop
- We're a short walk along Constitution Street at number 102.
- Making a day of it
- Staying in Leith? The same tram takes you back out to Murrayfield on match day, through Haymarket and the city centre.
Match day tips
- Buy your tram ticket before you board, or tap a contactless card on the platform.
- After the match, tram queues at the stadium are split by direction. City centre, Leith and Newhaven trams share one queue.
- There's no public parking at the stadium on match days and nearby roads close for a while after the game. Ingliston Park and Ride is free and on the tram line.
- Book your table ahead and leave plenty of time after the final whistle.
Book your match day table
Before kick-off or after the final whistle
Book online in a couple of taps. Coming as a big group? Send us an enquiry and we'll find the right space, from a long table to private dining.
FAQs
Match day questions
When are Scotland's next games at Murrayfield?
The fixture list at the top of this page shows every Scotland home match we know about, with the next one first. It updates itself as each match passes.
Which Dulse is closer to Murrayfield?
Dulse West End. It's on Queensferry Street, two tram stops from Murrayfield Stadium (get off at West End), or about half an hour on foot. Dulse Leith is further but on the same tram line, so there's no need to change.
How do we get from Murrayfield to Dulse West End?
Take the tram from the Murrayfield Stadium stop towards the city centre and get off at West End, by Shandwick Place. Queensferry Street starts at the end of the street. On foot, follow the main road east through Roseburn and Haymarket to the west end of Princes Street.
How do we get from Murrayfield to Dulse Leith?
Take the tram from Murrayfield Stadium towards Newhaven and get off at The Shore, at the junction of Bernard Street and Constitution Street. We're a short walk along Constitution Street at number 102. The journey takes around 25 minutes and there's no need to change.
What's on the menu at Dulse?
Scottish seafood throughout. West End has oysters, Shetland mussels, Skye langoustines, Orkney scallops, St Abbs lobster and a five-course tasting menu. Leith has the seafood boil, small plates and lobster. See the West End menus and the Leith menu.
Can we have lunch before the match?
Yes. West End serves an express lunch Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm to 3pm, two courses for £28. Leith opens from 12pm Friday to Sunday. Both are on the tram line to Murrayfield, so lunch before an afternoon kick-off is easy.
What drinks do you serve?
West End's back bar is all Scottish, including Hirundine whisky, MOND vodka and Lunun Gin, alongside an AA Notable Wine List and Devaux Champagne. Leith pours cocktails, wine and Hirundine too.
Are you open on match days?
Yes. West End is open every day and Leith is open Wednesday to Sunday, so both are open for every fixture on this page.
Should we book on match days?
Yes. Edinburgh is busy on Murrayfield weekends, so book ahead to make sure you get a table. You can book West End or book Leith online.
What time should we book for after the match?
A match runs for around two hours from kick-off. The tram queues at the stadium take a while to clear. Give yourself plenty of time after the final whistle when you choose your table time.
Is there parking at Murrayfield?
There's no public parking at the stadium on match days and roads nearby close for a time after the game. Ingliston Park and Ride is free and has its own tram stop on the same line.
Do you serve Hirundine whisky?
Yes. Hirundine, the single malt made by Scotland's Duhan van der Merwe and Pierre Schoeman, is on the back bar at both Dulse restaurants. Dean Banks is a partner in the brand.
Can you take a big group after the match?
For larger groups, see private dining or send us an enquiry and we'll find the right space.
Where are you?
Dulse West End is at 17 Queensferry Street, Edinburgh EH2 4QW. Dulse Leith is at 102 Constitution Street, Leith EH6 6AW.