Built in 1896 and said to be the oldest pub in town, this interesting high-ceilinged and friendly traditional Scottish drinking shop has been tastefully updated. The bar has bare floorboards around a mahogany bar, carpeted areas and a welcoming atmosphere enhanced by a real fire in winter. The gantry has four carved pillars and supports six old numbered whisky casks. The through lounge has varied seating, a pool table and pictures of sporting heroes. It is the closest pub to the Firth of Forth so handy for the beach and harbour area and it supports the RNLI. Sadly, the two windows shown were vandalised but have been replaced by good reproductions.