The pub is situated in a traditional three-storey sandstone building, purpose built in 1895 for the Alloa Co-operative Society.
The pub's name relates to Alloa-born John Erskine who created industrial Alloa, developing the town as a coal mining centre. He was twice Secretary of State for Scotland under Queen Anne; however, his frequent changes of political allegiance earned him the nickname 'Bobbing John'.
Much of the building's existing stone has been retained and a new Victorian shop front reintroduced, in keeping with the building. the pub feaures a large beer garden.
Alcohol served from 11am
Children & accompanying adults are allowed on the premises until 8pm (childrens rules apply). Last orders for meals for adults with children is 7pm
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This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 3 regular beers.
Changing beers typically include: Broughton (varies) , Williams Bros (varies)
Source: National
Cask Ale
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