Small family friendly bar near the seafront. The interior retains much of the Art Nouveau fittings from the 1903s. Real ale was discoutinued in 2019.
Two star - A pub interior of very special national historic interest
Listed status: B
This drinkers' pub, which occupies the ground floor of a tenement built in 1901, still retains most of its refitting from c.1930 in Glasgow Art Nouveau style. The public bar has an impressive mirrored gantry with stained glass cupboard fronts and ten drawers, a long bar counter and extensive panelling. At the front there is a snug accessed via sliding doors with etched windows and partition walls. Around the public bar, just below the floral frieze, there are a series of painted plans depicting all the holes at Rothesay golf course.
The pub is situated close to the ferry terminal, where you will find the most impressive surviving late-Victorian gents public toilets in the UK.
Golfers' Bar, Rothesay
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