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The Biscuit Factory EDIN Built in 1947 by Crawfords Biscuits the warehouse that sits on Anderson Place served as a their home for over 20 years. The space has now been transformed into Scotland’s most unique event , photography and community space Our space, your way! For more information contact the team on info@biscuitfactory.co.uk Events@biscuitfactory.co.uk

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justjules

Jun 2026

Quirky event space!

A quirky event space- my friend hired it for her 50th and turned the space into a steampunk escape room! It has a cool industrial feel to it - as the former factory there is a lot of space. There were over 100 guests over the afternoon, several wheelchair users, it was a great atmosphere and felt party-busy but never too crowded.

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Disabled Access at The Biscuit Factory EDIN

Our ground floor venue 'The Factory Floor' is fully wheelchair accessible, with step free access from street level. At this time we are unable to accommodate wheelchair users to our top floor Atrium space, though we are working on it. We currently do not offer a hearing loop for those hard of hearing.

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A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.