Established in 1903 in what was formerly a bank, this is more like a classic Scottish single room tenement pub in the heart of the city. Although it is more of stand up drinking shop, there is plenty of seating from which to admire the plethora of old Scottish brewery mirrors, mostly Wm. Younger, the impressive gantry and historic interior. The main features are a wooden floor, a high ceiling with ornate plasterwork below the cornices and large, stained glass windows. It is rightly on CAMRA’s National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors. Children are not admitted.