There are also picnic benches at the front of the property where you can catch the evening sunshine. Originally established as a public house in 1891, The Railway Inn was the closest pub to the Railway Station and quickly became a firm favourite with both locals and visitors to the area. There is a private beer garden to the rear of the pub with a covered area. The Railway Inn is one of very few independently owned traditional village pubs in Edinburgh. The warmest of welcomes awaits you at The Railway Inn Country Cottages and Caravan Park We are situated on the edge of Acklington, located only 4 miles. We do not have a food menu, however, toasties, pies and bar snacks are available. In Victorian days the pub also offered rooms. We also offer a selection of over 25 Malt Whiskies as well as an extensive gin selection. The Railway Tavern was known in 1855 as The Railway Hotel, one of several pubs in the famous Quadrant of Richmond. Real ales and Continental beers Traditional Sunday lunch. Our ales come from all over Scotland from Orkney to the Borders as well as from local breweries in Anstruther, St Andrews and Glenrothes. We have been nominated for Best pub for dogs at the Great British Pub Awards, read more here. In addition, there are five Scottish guest ales available which are updated on a weekly basis. The current owners, Alistair and Oormi Rae, took over in December 2013.Ī great selection of draught beer is on offer from traditional Scottish beers such as Tennents Lager and Belhaven Best to some new world lagers such as Estrella and Birra Moretti alongside classics like Guinness and Strongbow. Situated near the East Neuk section of the Fife Coastal Path, it is a firm favourite with ramblers, dog walkers and locals alike. The Railway Pub near Leicester is a recently refurbished, traditional village inn which serves up a delicious range of classic pub food as well as our. The Railway Inn is a friendly and traditional village pub and has been an established public house in Lower Largo, Fife, since 1749.
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