Cheerful, welcoming, town-centre local, also known as 'the Trust'. The mosaic entrance floor shows it was once the Tweedside Inn. The bright, comfortable bar is decorated with jugs, bottles, pictures of old Peebles and displays relating to outdoor pursuits. There's a cosy corner with a log burner and a small room to the rear with a dartboard. The sun trap patio overlooks the River Tweed and hills beyond. The gents has superb well maintained original Twyford Adamant fittings.
Children are not admitted.
CAMRA Borders Pub of the Year 2025 third place.
CAMRA Borders Real Ale Quality Award 2024 runner up.
CAMRA Borders Pub of the Year 2024 runner up.
CAMRA Scotland and N Ireland Pub of the Year 2019.
One star - A pub interior of special national historic interest
Listed status: B
An old pub rebuilt in 1900 in connection with the rebuilding of the adjacent River Tweed bridge. The exterior has prominent timbered gables. The large main room retains an old bar-counter possibly from inter-war times with two old water taps (one still used) but a modern bar-top. The bar-gantry with small drawers is also possibly inter-war; the pedimented top section (above the mirrors) is an addition of c.2000. The intact Gents’ toilets have Twyfords Adamant urinals, sink and taps; also glazed brick walls to two-thirds height and quarry-tiled floor.
You must be a Digital Subscriber or CAMRA Member to be able to view specially curated GBG descriptions
This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 0 regular beers.
Session Golden Ale
Spotted twice recently. Last spotted 2 days ago
Session Pale Ale
Spotted twice recently. Last spotted 5 days ago
Session Golden Ale
Spotted twice recently. Last spotted 2 days ago
Session Bitter
Spotted 4 times recently. Last spotted 1 week ago
Session Blond Ale
Spotted twice recently. Last spotted 1 week ago
Premium Pale Ale
Spotted twice recently. Last spotted 5 days ago
Session Pale Ale
Spotted once recently. Last spotted 5 days ago
Only two on during the week.
Changing beers typically include: Cromarty (varies) , Loch Lomond (varies) , Stewart (varies)
Source: National
Notice an error or missing details? Help us keep our pub & club information accurate by sharing any corrections or updates you spot.
Introduction This guide describes the 116 pubs identified by CAMRA as having interiors of national or regional historic or architectural importance, plus a further 24 whose interiors are of some regional interest. Scotland has over 4000 pubs so why do...