History: check Ambiance: check Golf club rental for the pitch and putt across the street: check Friendly staff: check Good beer: check Food: meh My wife had a gin and tonic, I had a beer, both served promptly and wonderful. We ordered some frickles (fried pickles) - they are spears, not chips and are delicious. The Margherita pizza had delicious sauce, but the crust was pretty limp (see photo). Great place to have a few beers with the boys. Don't sit anywhere near the toilets, there's a constant stream of people going by. read more

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5-Star Review for The Golf Tavern, Edinburgh If you're looking for an authentic slice of Edinburgh history wrapped in warm Scottish hospitality, The Golf Tavern is an absolute gem. Nestled on the edge of the historic Bruntsfield Links (the world's oldest short-hole golf course), this legendary pub dates back to 1456 and still feels like stepping into a cozy chapter of Scotland's past--complete with that perfect mix of character, charm, and lively atmosphere. As travelers passing through Edinburgh, we were immediately welcomed by the incredibly friendly and considerate staff. They made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in, going out of their way to accommodate our jet-lagged requests and offering great recommendations on local beers and whiskies. Special shout-out to bartender Miles, who was absolutely amazing--his energy, knowledge, and genuine warmth turned our visit into something truly memorable. He crafted perfect pints, shared stories about the pub's incredible history, and just made the whole experience feel special. It's bittersweet knowing Miles is leaving today, but the good news is that the rest of the team is equally fantastic and more than capable of keeping that same welcoming spirit alive. You're definitely in excellent hands with the other staffers! The pub itself is beautiful--traditional yet comfortable, with views overlooking the links and Arthur's Seat in the distance. Whether you're here for a pint after a round of pitch-and-putt, watching a match, or just soaking up the vibe, it delivers on every level. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in Edinburgh. This place isn't just a pub--it's a proper Scottish experience. We'll be back next time we're in town! 5/5 - Worth every star! ‍ Here are a few glimpses of the cozy, historic interior that perfectly captures the welcoming atmosphere: 0 "LARGE" 1 "LARGE" 4 "LARGE" And a classic Scottish pub vibe with a proper pint: 5 "LARGE" read more

Nice restaurant that sits next to a golf practice facility. It was fairly warm inside, maybe it was from the walk from our B&B, maybe there is no A/C. The place was clean with wooden tables. The staff was great and so was our server, Fiona. Great service, didn't write down anything and nailed our orders. I had the veggie pizza, some winds and macaroni cheese bites. The squeeze had fish and chips. We went with another couple that we shared all the food with. The pizza was cooked on hot stone, the toppings were great and the crust was slightly charred. Very good pie. The fish and chips were outstanding, not very greasy and crisp. The mac & cheese bites were excellent with a spicy dipping sauce. We'd go back again but probably won't have time. The only negative was they were out of IPAs. This was Monday evening, so the weekend could have blown the kegs. They did have it in bottles. read more

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Paul was a hero today. Thank you for being so brilliant & giving us the Scottish customer service we have learned to know & love (even before you opened)! You made a Highland Games Athlete very happy on his Birthday by letting us get a few swings in. read more

The Golf Tavern - Man swinging club on golf course outside of The Golf Tavern - Pubs Near Me - Edinburgh, EDH

Found this bar courtesy of NFL Scotland (had to watch the Packers game while abroad) & so happy we did. The staff was incredible, the manager on duty helped find the game on tv (not easy) and I had a f*cking blast. Highly recommend for locals & tourists alike. Great drinks, great pizza, great service. Will definitely be back. Thanks to all & go Pack go! read more

We took the visiting family here for a traditional pub meal on there visit to Scotland. The first floor, or ground floor as I guess you call it here, felt very war and festive, although good sized and not too packed feeling even though it was busy. Unfortunately it did not have room for 7 people so we went upstairs, which was empty. The service was good and the beer selection on tap was fairly good. They have Blue Moon on tap, which was a huge plus in my book. The menu is pretty extensive and in the end everyone opted for more traditional foods, except myself who tried the ultimate burger, which was a burger with Macaroni and cheese on it. We had the haggis fritters and the bruschetta for a starter, both were very good and well spiced and seasoned. Our food did take a bit long, but they were busy so it wasn't unexpected. The food arrived and was very well presented, also the portions were not too big. Good sized, but not overwhelming. Two of us got the venison and chorizo burger, which was very nice, my burger was amazing! So naughty, but so delicious with the Mac and cheese. It could have done with a bit more cheeses goodness, but both myself and my sister in law loved the Mac idea. The fish and chips were also good and the sweet potato fries served with just the Mac and cheese on a bun were amazing. Overall, it was a surprisingly excellent meal. We were far too full for dessert, but were very keen to try to come back for it. The music was a bit weird, but if you like hits from he 90s mixed with recent hits it's ok. The atmosphere is nice, the food is good and the service is great. Such a nice pub to make a stop at on a cold day. read more

The Golf Tavern - The ultimate burger with Mac and cheese! Also with extra pickles... - Pubs Near Me - Edinburgh, EDH

After walking by this bar for years, recently I finally decided to pay this Tavern a visit. The Golf Tavern dedicates its walls to golfing memorabilia, however do not be fooled by this. Inside, the Tavern is quite modern with lounges, comfy seats and numerous wide-screens! The Tavern was packed when I went in to watch a football game, no seats were available, so if you want a seat while watching your football team, then get there early! No doubt many students were there due to the student offers. There are discounts on main meals and also some discounts on drinks, brilliant if you're a student not wanting to break the bank! The Golf Tavern, along with the Links provides bars where students living in Marchmont and Bruntsfield can come and drink cheaply while watching the football, so if students get on your nerves I would instead play the golf course outside! read more

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Right on the far end of the Meadows, by the Bruntsfield links is the Golf Tavern, one of the oldest pubs in Edinburgh. Despite the fact this is obvious outside, you wouldn't know this once inside as it has all been done out in a really modern style. The bar is pretty cool, but the problem is that it takes up too much of the space. There is no room left for the customers, and once the (very) few seats fill up, there is a crush of people standing. The drinks are okay, just normal pub regulars - Tennents, Fosters etc, and they have an alright selection of wines. They are not too badly priced either, and if you are a student you are entitled to 20% off with their discount card. They also have a pub quiz once a week on Sundays, but it is not great - short and easy. The best bit of the pub actually isn't even found inside it, it's the golf course opposite. There is a really good fun 18 hole pitch and putt on the Links, and Golf Clubs can be rented for a £5 deposit. Only open during summer it's really good fun, and adds an extra element to a pretty normal pub read more

The Golf Tavern - Pubs Near Me - Edinburgh, EDH

Tucked in behind Bruntsfield Place right on the edge of the Bruntsfield Links and the Meadows, the Golf Tavern provides a nice retreat to escape to when the elements force an end to play over the road. Founded in 1456, Ye Olde Golf Tavern has been attractively refurbished into a kind of shrine to Scotland's national obsession, the walls being lined with all manner of mounted photos of the pros in action and other golf-related decoration. Ideal for those wanting a sophisticated place to hang after a few rounds on the links, steer clear if large flatscreens and a stunted range of ales and lagers aren't your thing. Personally, the golfers are welcome to it. read more

The Golf Tavern - Pubs Near Me - Edinburgh, EDH

Really like this pub on sunny days they have seating outside overlooking the bruntsfield links pitch and putt. On the more normal Scottish days the inside is cosy. I think David's review describes the decor just fine so I wont dwell on that. They have a nice selection of beers etc on tap, my current favourite is Orchard cider. The shorts are all there with a few notable whiskeys as well. I dont think I have eaten here past the sides as veggies arent well catered for other than mac and cheese type options, but the potatoe wedges and onion rings were amazing. I wouldnt have a whole night in this pub, but for stopping enroute to another distination or a lazy sunday with the papers and a pint then this is the place for me. read more

Before I moved here from the States, I had a vision in my head of what Scotland would be like. I pictured a cheerful pub serving comfort food with rugby games playing in the background. The atmosphere would remind me that people have been getting jubilantly intoxicated in this very location for hundreds of years. I imagined it being packed, but off the main road - a place that locals knew and loved but tourists never discovered. And then I went to Golf, and my dreams came true. Golf is a lovely pub that I would recommend to anyone looking for a cosy place to get a drink and maybe watch a game. They have an upstairs and a downstairs so there is plenty of space. There is also weekly trivia and open mic nights. They offer a pretty good whisky selection, a handful of beers (I always get an Innis & Gunn though, so I don't know how many other beers there are), and a decent menu. Their food is excellent, though I'm a bit disappointed that they recently changed their menu. The first time I went, I had deep fried balls of haggis alongside bacon macaroni and cheese. Excellent. When the menu changed it got smaller and (I suspect) a little bit pricier. A meal is probably going to be in the 10-15 pound range. That being said, it's completely worth it. Since the menu changed I've had a "meat feast" pizza and the homemade beef burger (smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, a perfectly soft brioche bun, the BEST chilli jam, and fries). My only complaints, and they're pretty minor, are that one day my girlfriend and I tried to reserve a table to watch one of the Rugby World Cup games (Scotland vs USA, of course I have to watch this). The person on the phone said we wouldn't need a reservation and it definitely would not get full. They were wrong. That, and the new menu is small! Bring back the old menu! Still, no hard feelings Golf. See you later today. read more

Beer, burgers and football. A well oiled combination of which the Golf Tavern provides in spades. Housing some comfy lounge seats (upstairs to the right for the best seating), a plethora of flat screen TVs and ample amounts of lager/bitter on tap you can expect a decent host for your lazy afternoons watching football. Golfing enthusiasts will revel in the extensive selection of memorabilia covering the walls, and may want to try a few holes on the small scale course situated in front of the tavern (ask at the bar for club hire). Students can rejoice with 2 for 1 offers on food (available with card, ask at bar) and discounts off drinks. The steak mince and chorizo burger I tried was a solid choice accompanied with a tasty relish and some hearty chips. A word of advice, especially during the latter round of the Champions League football fixtures, be sure to get there nice and early and secure the sofa's upstairs as they're by far the best place to root yourself and your chums for the evenings sporting action. read more

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I'd spent the early evening dropping C.V's in to nearby bars, and after seeing a pretty good cross-section of the drinking establishments I was ready to sample the local Pub fare. I stumbled upon The Golf Tavern heading back to my apartment and decided, after spying the fantastic selection of chairs, to give this newly refurbished joint my custom. An Inspired choice! I ordered the cheeseburger. I know, not really branching out, but I've decided the cheeseburger is my litmus test for pub-grub. Unless you're in Australia. Then it's the chicken parmigiana ;) It was hearty, with fresh lettuce, tomato and bun, and a meat patty that looked home-made and tasted delicious. It also came with chunky fries clearly made from a potato (they still had the skin on them!). A solid win for The Golf Tavern. A hole in one. Par for the course etc. So, while I was eating, I considered leaving my last C.V. here, but ultimately decided against. It was too nice a place for a rapscallion like me. Despite everyone in there being young and student-like, it felt like an old boys club. Lots of chesterfields. But still, a great place for a meal and a pint after a round! read more

I have visited the gold tavern many times over the years and its always felt like a painfully mediocre establishment so when some friends arranged to meet me there recently I cant say I was overjoyed, however on my arrival I found that it has been gutted out and had a complete refurb - and seem to have given it a personality transplant in the process. The newly refurbished pub is odd to say the least, every square inch of the walls is covered in random and bizzare objects and pictures. Its very tacky... but so tacky it actually becomes quite cool again! The tables are made from old doors which is another quirky thing that I actually really like. The layout has completely changed so the bar is no longer in the middle of the room and this seems to really open the place up. The staff are great, the drinks are very reasonably priced and they have given the food menu an overhaul too, making an attempt at going down the gastro-pub route. While they haven't quite hit the nail on the head, they have definitely succeeded at offering a good range of pub grub at reasonable prices. All of this has gone towards creating a great atompshere in the pub and has taken The Golf Tavern from painfully medicore to a genuinely enjoyable place to go for a drink and a chat. read more

This is a lovely pub tucked away from the main road. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Nice and cosy for a wet, cold winter day with a nice old style pub interior that means you can while away the hours in here quite comfortably. While we did not eat anything the table next to us did and they were raving about the food. We stuck to our liquid lunch though. A decent range of beers on tap. lovely, quiet comfy pub. read more

I've been twice to the Golf Tavern recently to watch the rugby and it's a really great bar. I can't believe its taken me so long to check it out. I've only been early in the day so far due to the Lions tour time difference but I really like the look and feel of the place. It's comfortable and spacious, and while the Lions tour rugby is on they're doing breakfast deals for £9.95 I think, for a full breakfast with unlimited tea, coffee, or OJ or you can have a beer (that isn't unlimited). I will have to check out this place at night time to see what it's like! read more

I have had an on-off relationship with the golf tavern over the last 5 years. I started coming here for the quiz and rugby, and then have been a few times for other sporting and quiz based events. I've had friends birthdays there, had parties and watched some good games. It's always pretty good. Thats about it. It is pretty good. I wish there was a bit more to say about it but that's all I can come up with right now. The beer choice is fairly bad. They need to get in some reasonable keg and cask and I'll be happier. Other than that it's a fairly bog standard chain pub with some crazy decor. I've had the food a few times and it's been.... pretty good. The staff are pretty good, although there are rarely enough of them. The layout is pretty good. I think this is a pretty good review. read more

Here comes my drum again.... YOUR A PUB NOT A RESTAURANT!! When its good its great the rest of the time its god awful, when eating opt for the, well they cant get that wrong' options! Cold pesto chicken wrap is one of the worst meals I have paid for in my life - the fact it took 40 minutes to preapre just made it worse. As a pub for footy its brilliant, order the nachos and you have a winner which is why they still get three stars!! But they do try some things that their kicthen staff clearly are not upto! Overall nae bad! read more

I'm totally torn between 3 and 4 stars... The Golf has recently(ish) undergone a makeover, which has left it looking pretty swish I must say. The ambiance is much better, the decoration is great, and it's comfortable. So, 4 stars for the Golf as a pub. It has taken over from the Links as the after work go-to (unless the Head of School forces you to go to the Ettrick instead, in which case everyone stands around complaining that the pub is shite, before finally heading to the Golf). I had a drink in the upstairs bar for the first time on Friday and thought it was great (though, are their toilets up there? I didn't see any and it's a bit shit to walk down two filghts of stairs to use the toilet). There were even plenty of seats on a Friday at 8pm, which was excellent. Food though...hum. This needs work - and therefore the three stars. My coworkers were all starving, so the minute we got there it was right into the menus, picking out food. Someone went to order at the bar and was told that it was table service. Um, from what waiter? I mean seriously I didn't see anyone taking orders. I really think that it's totally fine for bars to have table service, it's a nice convenience, but they then shouldn't prevent people from ordering at the bar! That's ridiculous. So my coworkers waited and waited for the invisible waiter to appear, and after half starving to death, they were back onto the bartender who finally relented and agreed to take orders. I can say that I was nursing my pint, so I was at the bar for about an 45 mins to an hour. In that time, the only food to arrive were the chips which were ordered about 15-20 minutes after everyone's mains. An hour to get someone to take an order, and wait and wait and wait for food. Even on a busy Friday night, that's unacceptable. I can't speak for most of the meals, but I can say that I woke up the next day to a text from a friend saying "The steak was fxxxx carbonised! A lot to write about....ok food but really not great" So, all that wait for overdone food of mediocre quality. What a shame. Reading back my food review it sounds more like a 2 star, but I'll reserve further judgement until I eat there myself. read more

I am never teed off (mandatory golf pun) when I come here, quite the opposite in fact as The Golf Tavern has a good range of beverages at a reasonable price. The decor is a fusion of (someones perception of a) classic country estate and a modern functional bar, a little odd but actually cool once you settle in and fitting given the age and design of the building. Without the quirky decor perhaps I would be less keen (though the alcohol selection is good, so maybe not) but as it stands I like the place. As to the food, well I am a meat eater and my carnivorous instincts were well served in the Golf Tavern, if however you are vegetarian your options are somewhat limited... All in all though a comfortable pub to quaff a few brews in. read more

Bruntsfield is really lacking for good pubs. The Links, the Ettrick, Montpellier . . . these are the poor drinking options to be found there. As I work in the area, when I want a drink after work I normally drag people down to Tollcross or beyond, and never considered the Golf because it was crap. But it's now been done up and has become our new first choice for after work pints. All the decor is completely fake, a lot like the Brass Monkey pubs. Fake tradition and history, lots of "quirky" things attached to the walls and ceilings, but it produces a comfortable cosy setting. It's almost a pub for people who don't like pubs, a sanitised version of an old man pub. But then that makes it perfect for an after work group who can't agree on where to go for a drink. Less off-putting for non-pubby types but pubby enough for someone who wants a few pints of ale (= me). There are four real ales on the pump, plus interesting options on draught such as Blue Moon. Keen students of my oeuvre will note that I rarely rate the food in my pub reviews. There are so many good places to eat in Edinburgh that I generally drink at pubs and eat elsewhere. I'm partial to some pub grub when the occasion demands but I'd be unlikely to knock a star off a favourite drinking hole because the food wasn't up to scratch. But in this case I have actually tried the burger and found it to be rather good, if not indeed very good. The rest of the menu seems a bit pricy for pub grub though. So yes, spruced up pub that's good for mixed crowds as it's pubby enough for the pub goers but classy enough for everyone else. You can see that the mix of punters also seems to be edging from students more towards the after work crowd. I was going to give it 4 stars just because it's great to have a decent pub in the area (although if you get that far from Bruntsfield proper then you could just as well go to a real pub like Cloisters or Bennett's I guess), but the service is a bit hit and miss so I'm going for 3 stars and let's hope I can upgrade it in the future after a few more visits. read more

The Golf Tavern overlooks the Bruntsfield Links and Arthur's Seat stands proud in the distance. It's a regular student haunt, especially because it's right next to the Wright's Houses halls of Edinburgh Napier University. On the night I went, it was the Champion's League semi-final, and as has already been attested it was packed. I was standing for the whole game, and at one point managed to find a part of the bar on which to balance my drink, which was a relief. I was not aware of said upstairs area, as I could barely negotiate the space downstairs. That said, the bar was well served throughout the course of the game, and the game itself was easily viewed on the plasma screens. I'd have to go back on a quieter evening to get a better idea of this place. The other reviews speak positively though, so I'd be prepared to give it another try. read more

Certainly a pleasure to find a nice pub close to where I live. The Golf Tavern was a good save to a mediocre night. Newly refurnished since the fire, the insides have changed so that it looks like someone went to a car-boot sale and bought almost everything quarky and strange. That being said it does all flow together and offers conversation starters as you wonder why their is a bike on the ceiling. Cheap drinks, good atmosphere and friendly staff make this place a grade above your standard pub. read more

Great atmosphere, nice portion sizes, quality food, a little loud but great for mothers day

Friendly staff, the usual drops on tap and pretty good food...the Crombie sausages and mash a stand out. read more

The Golf Tavern - Pubs Near Me - Edinburgh, EDH

I do not drink so this review is for the venue itself. I came here for a Pre-Wedding party for out of town guests. The party was held on the second floor and children and even a dog were welcome. I'm from California and that's huge: children and dogs are generally not allowed in bars. My favorite item at the buffet table was a chocolate peanut butter bar that was absolutely delicious. If you are looking for a party venue with food and an activity for your guest, they have Pitch and Putt on the greens across the street. read more

How could I not like this place after living next to it for four months?? Good sports bar, awesome deals on Sundays with your student card. I ordered food a few times and it was pretty standard pub fare. It gets pretty crowded on any sort of game day and I was often in want of more seating, but what can you do? Order more drinks, that's what you can do. read more

Popped in here yesterday, second time I've been in. Still not convinced about the photo/window things but it's a good atmosphere, friendly staff, good food and they have a great student promotion on just now. Prices are reasonable all the time but for students this year it's great! :o) It's on the other side of town for me but I'll come back if I'm in the area, not sure if it's worth two buses though... read more

Not a bad pub although does get full of students as it is right next to Student accommodation. They're good for a late night pint on a trek back home from cloisters. I've had many a good night rather drunk huddled round the quiz box wasting lots of money. They have a pub quiz too which you win beer in. Which is nice. They've got the usual selection of beers on tap - nothing special. In fact the bar is nothing special, pretty average. But it's not bad. Good for a post golf pint - but if you're looking for something better in the area - go to Cloisters. read more

This sneaky place got my vote after my Uni mate (a Norwegian who loves food - especially Haggis) invited me to approve on The Golf Tavern Haggis. I say to approve but it was merely for us to both get some awsome haggis and replenish ourselves after trekking all over town and soon to be IKEA in the "moving in-phase" of the Postgraduate Student Life, and for him to get some of his lovely Scandinavian neighbours fine furniture. Outside it just looks like any normal pub but inside it transforms into a smokey fire lumberjack/hunting lodge. Numerous woody decor and antlers on the wall and a open fire with couches and dinning tables all in a open planned layout. Very cosy and very chilled. // T H E M E A L // So we both had Haggis, Neeps and Tatties which was served with a whisky sauce - Great combination! The Portion size was ample too, strangely filling up both parties (lanky Scottish slim guy & Norwegian retired viking who had let himself go). But it's more than likely he would have been appeasing his self with some other treats prior to that meal. Our meal was on a menu of 2-for-£10 which made it even better. And for the drinks we ordered (Cola & a Corona) the Viking had a Golf Tavern Members card which gave a % off the drinks. *The card could be bought from the bar and gave around 15% off drinks! // P E R F E C T F O R // Overall it is a great spot. I'd definitely recommend it for casual dinning, drinks, studying, chilling, social catchups, some kinds of dates (depending on what you want obviously - it could work!). Right next to the meadows for a wee stroll afterwards. read more

Yo a drink n clubs for 5 quid , for like 12 i think you can get food too. open pretty late and has a lively younger crowd. The golf tavern has 2 bars, one upstairs and one downstairs, and the seating is very comfortable. you can also buy your food and eat it out on the grass on a sunny day or bring your drinks out onto the benches outside to smoke. A pretty chill local pub overall. read more

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The 'Golf Tavern' is a sports bar with several large-screened TVs. One of the places to go to see all that football and rugby action over the season. They even offer a free drink when Scotland win at football which is becoming more often ! This Brunsfield pub is one of the best for pub lunches and meals. The quality of the food and value is fantastic! Furthermore, the bar offers several student deals so you can get a pint for around £2 if you have a student card. The seating and music is good and the general atmosphere is excellent. The pub is next to the Meadows golf course and the Links so you can pick up a cold pint after a round of golf or a long game of football on the Links. read more

If there is a better place for watching live sport on a lazy Sunday afternoon in Edinburgh, I am yet to find it. Situated just off the pitch-and-putt course on Brunstsfield Links, the Golf offers decent pub grub plus the option of golf clubs if you fancy a quick round. The recent change of management (plus stricter drinking laws) has seen a farewell to the student deals of old, but a welcome reduction in full prices across the board. Comfy sofas upstairs offer the best experience, but you better get there early if you want to secure one. And if you like a busy atmosphere, head down during the Six Nations for a rousing rendition of O' Flower of Scotland! read more

Nice sports bar in Bruntsfield area of Edinburgh. Serves good quality grub and always has special discounts on food/drink for students. Has lots of golf memorabilia on display throughout bar , does get busy at times but i prefer upstairs if you can get a seat. Situated at the meadows right next to pitch and putt golf course , so what better excuse than to pop out play 18 holes then go in to discuss the ones you nearly holed in one. read more

Was looking for a decent pub near the B&B we were staying at. A cop recommended this place, and it didn't disappoint. The food was excellent and the staff was prompt taking our orders. read more

Loved visiting this tavern on a recent visit to Edinburgh. It was a great spot for a few pints with my co-workers after we had played some sports on the Meadows nearby. It was a mostly young crowd and it was pretty lively too. read more

Great pub. Great Restaurant. I got the seafood cakes. Mostly seafood, not a lot of cake. Very good. No Complaints. Good location.

3.5 stars. The golf tavern was a convenient choice for us to go grab a drink, hang out, use the free wifi, maybe get a meal (the food is pretty decent btw). A drunken evening led the three of us here during one of the live band nights and it was a grand old time. I'm not too big a fan of watching sports at pubs so its not really my kind of scene. read more

This place is absolutely awesome. Food beer and service are on point. Definitely recommend coming in for sure if you are visiting the town!

For some reason this place has undergone a refurbishment and they've returned it to a state closer to what it was when I first became aware of it around 18 years ago. The downstairs bar is therefore back to being along one wall rather than central and the lighting is more supper club-subdued than submarine-dim. There are also all manner of toby jugs, brass instruments, a suit of armour, stuffed animals etc. nailed to the walls & ceiling in a style rarely seen in the last decade (probably for the better too). You can still watch the sport though and that's mainly what folk come here for so the surroundings are in a sense superfluous. The service was fine, soft drinks from the gun seem to be £1.70 and apparently the venison burger is tasty. In the space of 3 weeks soft drinks seem to have gone up by 30p to a round £2.00. Maybe fresh orange & lemonade is dearer than coke on its own though in which case my previous bill wasn't an even two way split. Still not bad compared to similar places in the city. read more