There's a sense of history in ever corner of this characterful pub. Over the last 400+ years, many people have made it their favourite haunt, including legendary Scottish poet Robert Burns, who you can imagine holding court in the cosy snug which now houses over 300 whiskies. Diners head to the vintage-style, wood-panelled restaurant that was named after the pub's birth year; with its Tam o’Shanter mural, it's an atmospheric place to enjoy the creative, modern dishes that are full of colour and flavour.