Great friendly family run pub, with a function room too which is free to hire…read more. They also do lovely meals and bar snacks too..

Located just round the corner from the Path Tavern, The Feuars Arms is a truly historic pub!…read moreIt is a converted flour mill dating from the mid nineteenth century. The décor is in spectacular art nouveau style, complete with a mosaic floor and extensive tiling. Even the bar is adorned with tiles, and is also enhanced with standing lamps. Another interesting fact about the Feuars, is that it is allegedly haunted! Interesting place!

This was my local when I lived in Kirkcaldy and for very good reason. The pub is well run and the…read morestaff (some of whom are now close personal friends) are attentive and look after their clientele but don't take any nonsense from anyone! Always a great selection of beers, ciders, and premium spirits; they won't let you drink any old nonsense in Betty's! I always had brilliant nights here and it might sound sad but it's the (only) thing I miss about living in Kirkcaldy. It's actually worth going back just to visit....

Located on the High Street, Betty Nicol's is one of the better Kirkcaldy pubs. It is very…read moretraditional inside, with comfortable chairs and a wooden floor. The atmosphere is quiet and relaxed. Real ales are on tap and bar snacks are also available too.

Bogarts is a small local pub on the fringe of Kirkcaldy. It…read moreis very much a 'local's local', with a pool table, and screens with satellite channels. The ambience is quiet and relaxed. Bogarts is an ideal pub for a quiet pint.

Had my 2 cars washed over the weekend…read more Afterwards they both looked like 'new' cars, I was impressed. Spent £5 per car, which for 10 minutes vigorous cleaning I thought was a bargain. Will go back.

This is a real tradditional pub with a great range of real ales always on offer. Bar snacks…read moreavailable and a great atmosphere. The gents toilet are not luxury, but functional. The location shown on the map is way out, the bar is further north along side the harbour, hence the name.

Best wee pub in kdy. Micro brewery ales available on tap at cheap prices( watch tho as they can be…read moreextremely strong) My choice for when I'm back

We ordered two orders of nachos. I asked if they specifically make them with tortilla chips - they…read moredon't - they use cool ranch Doritos. I asked for the jalapeno's to be put on the side - they put them on the chips. I asked her if the nachos specifically came with cheddar cheese - it didn't, they came with mozzarella cheese (barely melted). The food was so disappointing. My mother is allergic to MSG and thank God I noticed the chips weren't plain chips - my mother could have gone into anaphylaxis shock. We were all so upset, we didn't eat any of it.

At the start of the summer I couldn't help but heap praise on the Robert Nairn bar in Kirkcaldy…read more Yes, it is another Wetherspoons bar, but it was its uniqueness and setting which made it stand out from the rest! From the outside, it looks quite grand with its Victorian-esque building. And when you go inside, the character of the pub hits you. It feels quite cosy with booths either side of the door, and a range of seating levels on different levels. There are sofas at the far end, with televisions either side of the main room! The bar is long, and traditional in its appearance and traditional in the sense that it sells what all other Wetherspoon pubs in Scotland sell! However, on one wall it has a list of ales and also a collection of beer mats! (For me as a beer mat collector, this was highly interesting!). Go on give it a try!

A converted TSB bank in a central location, I would judge this as one of the better Wetherspoons…read morethat I have visited. It is named in honour of Robert Nairn who established the family linoleum business in Kirkcaldy. As with most Wetherspoons, it is large and spacious with a long bar. The atmosphere is pleasant and relaxed with a number of real ales available. Of course, food is served.

This location is not available. Go to the 42 Shandwick Place location which I visited and fell in…read morelove! Awesome store with a pretty good collection of items. The staff were friendly and helpful if you have a question. Film and books are downstairs. CD's are down in and to the right, while the l.p's line the middle to the back and to the left. New releases and specials are in the front of the store. Music lovers, you will not be disappointed! The special prices of some items are like icing on a cake!

Once a thriving independent with a string of shops across the country, Fopp is now a small chain of…read moreeight shops bankrolled by HMV. Whilst this branch is a lot smaller and smarter than the original Edinburgh branch on Cockburn Street, it still stocks a cracking selection of CDs, DVDs, box-sets, graphic novels, books and tee-shirts. There's no listening booths unfortunately, but a lot of the new releases come with written descriptions and the staff are usually willing to play certain album if you ask nicely. As for the stock, we're talking fantastic compilations, back catalogues, re-issues and new releases for bargain basement prices. With great Blondie, Human League, Cocteau Twins, Nick Cave, Nina Simone, Ella Fitzgerald and Bob Dylan remasters for £3 each, I defy any fanatical music or film fan to come out with less than half a dozen goodies!