A great little authentic "locals " pub. It has at least one real ale on tap, otherwise it's…read moreTetleys etc. It is clearly into supporting local sports teams.

If you are looking for a old fashioned pub, with the traditional stuffs inside, then this place is…read moreto be It is quite cramped, with a roaring real fire, and the heat is overpowering on your face The booze are really cheap, and it is cramped actually. Not wheelchair friendly place The decor is very old, with wooden beaming on the walls and ceiling. I have been in there a few times, but still feels creepy..

A good number of real ales on tap, given the overall size of the place. A little off the beaten…read moretrack but frequented by chatty locals and with a mine of local history & information displayed around its walls, making it a very welcoming establishment indeed.

Very nice pub in Annan, right near High Street. Clean and comfortable with a very welcoming air…read more You can watch TV, enjoy a beer or just talk with your friends. It's not quite a dive bar, but not a high end kind of place either. Prices are good, drinks are large and all in all you'll enjoy yourself here.

This is one great sports bar in the town of Annan, well run and supervise and well supported and…read morehome of Annan Tartan Army.

This was Robert Burns' "howff," or, his favorite local pub. In fact, he allegedly scratched verses…read morein the windows with a diamond and had an illegitimate child with the barmaid. Thus, for historical value, I had to check it out, but I only stayed for one drink because I did not find it particularly friendly. I have found that dichotomy across Britain (but not Ireland): pubs in large cities welcome everyone, perhaps because of the cosmopolitan nature of a city; in the small towns, where there are probably fewer tourists and more local regulars, I often get a very icy vibe from both patrons and staff. Too bad. I paid 2 for a Tennett's Velvet, a great price for a quality beer.

Sorry to hear about David R.'s experience at the Globe, I found the staff to be very friendly…read more However, my grandmother and aunts and uncles live in Dumfries so I did come in with locals (I'm American, so I stuck out!). My family and I came to the Globe Inn for some after supper drinks. I had never seen the Robbie Burns' paraphenalia in the other parts of the Inn and my uncle asked the bartender if she would show us around. The lady was more than happy to open it up for us and show us the other rooms. I got to take some cool pictures with my family in the backrooms of the Inn. After the unplanned tour we had about 3 more rounds and then headed to another pub. I'm not sure when the other parts of the Inn are open regularly with the Robbie Burns memorabilia, but it was pretty interesting if you're fan of his. Definitely made this place above average.

Continuing with my tour of the UK, our last dinner ended up being at the Woodrow Wilson, part of…read morethe Wetherspoons chain. If you haven't figured it out by now, Wetherspoons are known for their extensive menus, cheap prices, and liberal libations. This one was no different. The Woodrow Wilson was just down the street from our hotel and we took full advantage of not having to travel far for a decent meal. The place was packed as we walked in and our group had to split up in order to find a decent table. We joined a couple from our tour who had just ordered. My friend went to grab drinks from the bar as we waited for the waiter to stop by for our food order. I ordered the sweet potato, chickpea, and spinach curry since I didn't want anything fried or meaty at this point. Nine days of English breakfast sausage will do that to you. My dining companion ordered the Buffalo wings and superfood pasta which looked pretty good as well. The food arrived in decent time considering how full the establishment was. The place was huge and bustling on a Saturday night. The service was fine. The food was decent. Great place to grab a meal if you can find a seat.

Dark woods, books to read and small, intimate booths…read more Perfect place to grab dinner before the movie. We looked at the menu, both of us opting for traditional meals, I got the fish & Chips, He got the shrimp scampi with chips, both came with peas (What's the obsession with peas?) The food came out quickly, and it was eaten just as fast. It was greasy, but tasty. The tartar sauce with the fish was in a bottle with the other condiments.. It was Ok, but that meant I could have as much or as little as I wanted. None of that nasty vinegar for me. NO WAY. The bill was inexpensive, under 30 pound

The Old Crown is an institution. First it had the first co-operatively owned brewery in the…read morecountry. Now the pub is co-operatively owned and managed. Offers great real ale, including Doris, Carrock, Catbells. Some are more lethal and others. A cosy country pub with no loud music, a warm fire, and the chance of conversation. It has an extended dining room now, and offers a good choice of food. Well worth a visit.

Greens is a great place to meet up with friends and have a few beers. The atmosphere is really…read moregood, and its not associated with either celtic or rangers, so its a good place to watch football (on the big screens) whether you support any team, so old firm games are great to watch here, there won't be any bother. Bar staff are friendly, and the pub has been recently done up, so its a clean and friendly place for a beer, of which theres a decent selection. I think this is a great pub.

one of the best pubs in dumfries.period…read more could do with maybe a couple of extra tv's to be more like a proper sports bar, but it does the job. no food served here, this is a proper pub decent atmosphere, and good bar staff make this a good 'un

Nice village pub with a great menu. Also do B&B. Food served 7-9 weekdays, earlier at weekends…read more Booking for food advisable.

Nice little country pub in the village of Clarencefield. Extensive bar menu and cracking chef has…read moremade this pub a great venue for a lunch or evening meal. Meals served until 9pm.