From classic pubs to historical haunts and live music venues, here we take a look at some Edinburgh bars no longer with us - how many of these did you used to drink in?
![Drinkers always referred to it as Mathers Broughton Street, to differentiate it from the other Mathers at the West End. It closed in 2016 and reopened as The Empress.](https://jp-ct.co.uk/image/onecms:9c03a41d-bffe-4ea5-a0d5-bd62dc84fd09:9d4d5fa9-b062-4c53-a943-3a2bf89c7993/Mathers.jpg?crop=3:2&width=640)
1. Mathers
Drinkers always referred to it as Mathers Broughton Street, to differentiate it from the other Mathers at the West End. It closed in 2016 and reopened as The Empress. Photo: other
![The Green Tree in the Cowgate pictured in 1999. Popular with students and locals alike, this was a lively bar on the weekends.](https://jp-ct.co.uk/image/onecms:a3c5cf56-4ce0-4188-9ae7-326abe9a2778:ffe5896e-ecae-4a36-b8e0-140872312059/the%20green%20tree.jpg?crop=3:2&width=640)
2. The Green Tree
The Green Tree in the Cowgate pictured in 1999. Popular with students and locals alike, this was a lively bar on the weekends. Photo: TSPL
![Before its transformation into the Fountain Bar, the Dundee Arms on Dundee Street had a fairly rough reputation - rough enough to be nicknamed the Vietnam.](https://jp-ct.co.uk/image/onecms:f6121f73-f71d-4ce7-a195-6dafabb56205:5cd97ac7-0078-4a01-99b7-d01cd086ccc3/FOUNTAIN%20BAR.jpg?crop=3:2&width=640)
3. The Dundee Arms
Before its transformation into the Fountain Bar, the Dundee Arms on Dundee Street had a fairly rough reputation - rough enough to be nicknamed the Vietnam. Photo: TSPL
![This establishment on Drummond Street was once frequented by the likes of Robert Louis Stevenson.](https://jp-ct.co.uk/image/onecms:4df419db-8916-4224-a99e-16847b9e9da4:dec6b7dd-1246-4ed7-9582-ef1b09bc8b36/image%20(1).jpg?crop=3:2&width=640)
4. Rutherford's Bar
This establishment on Drummond Street was once frequented by the likes of Robert Louis Stevenson. Photo: TSPL