Joe, Son of the Rock's photos with the keyword: Bar

St Andrews 'The Keys Bar' in 2016

St Andrews

St Andrews

St Andrews

St Andrews

Corner of Nethergate and Union Street. Dundee ...it's a busy city-centre pub with tremendous character... Quoted from the Trades House Bar website A.I.- Generated Article: The Trades House is a pub located at 40 Nethergate, Dundee DD1 4ET. It is known for its cold beer, hot steak pie and warm welcome. The building itself is old and historic, complete with stained glass windows depicting many old trades associated with the city. It has a great atmosphere and serves good food and drinks.

"The Wine Press", Dundee Located in the heart of Dundee's Waterfront... Quoted from THE WINE PRESS website

West Clyde Street, Helensburgh

Gordon Street, Glasgow

The 'Wee Toon Bar' on the British Listed Buildings website

One of the candidates for the disputed title of the oldest public house in Glasgow…. The Scotia Inn dates from 1792. In its early years it was popular with workers and seamen from the docks and shipyards along the Clyde, and passengers on the busy ferries that stopped nearby…. Quoted from the TheGlasgowStory

"The Rabbie Burns Restaurant is actually on the Royal Mile and close to the Writers Museum." (Michael Adubato , AFAR Local Expert) The Rabbie Burns Restaurant on the AFAR website

LANDLADY Claire Nicoll believes her mum will be having a hoolie in heaven after The Keys Bar was crowned Sunday Mail Pub of the Year 2014. Quoted from the 'Daily Record'

LANDLADY Claire Nicoll believes her mum will be having a hoolie in heaven after The Keys Bar was crowned Sunday Mail Pub of the Year 2014. Quoted from the 'Daily Record' A.I.- Generated Article: The Keys Bar has been an established bar in St Andrews since 1858. It was originally called Stewarts Hotel in the mid-18th century and was renamed The Cross Keys in 1858. The bar has played an important role in the town’s history, providing a much-needed meeting place for local gatherings. The bar is now under new family ownership and aims to build community by providing drinks that bring people together and an atmosphere that is a hub for local entertainment. The bar hosts darts and domino nights and welcomes both the local community and visitors from all corners of the world.

LANDLADY Claire Nicoll believes her mum will be having a hoolie in heaven after The Keys Bar was crowned Sunday Mail Pub of the Year 2014. Quoted from the 'Daily Record'

Balloch, Scotland