The Old Anchor Inn

P U B S

The Fishermans Inn
This well renowned pub sells real ales and is definitely a pub that should visit on a trip to Broughty Ferry. Always popular and always has many choice brews. On Thursday night, a group of local folk musicians get together for a truly authentic, Scottish shindig. An inn with character, warmth for an unforgettable visit any day of the week. Get a taste of real Scotland here. It unique ambience will captivate you. Located on Fort Street.

The Old Anchor Inn
A warm comfortable inn where you can have a great drink amongst wonderful company. Inside this pub, like many in "the Ferry", it is decorated with shipping memorabilia. Located on Grey Street.

The Royal Arch
A great bar with a wonderful friendly atmosphere. Located on the corner of Grey Street and Brook Street, the atmosphere is always cheery and vibrant. Stained glass decor makes this pub a visual feast.

The Ferry Inn
An cosy pub with chatty bar staff. You will always get a friendly welcome here from the "Stewart Inn" This pub is on the corner of Grey Street and King Street.

The Fort Bar
A popular friendly bar where everyone always has a great evening. Hospitality and friendliness are in abundance here. There is alwasy something on in this pub from quiz nights on Mondays to Karaoke later in the week. Located on Fort Street.

The Eagle Inn
One of the oldest pubs in Broughty Ferry. This pub is situated on the corner of King Street and Fort Street. Full of local character, George Clooney is said to have visited this pub whilst in the area for the Carnoustie Open a few years back.

Post Office Bar
This pub has been converted from - believe it or not - the old post office in Broughty Ferry. This pub is always busy and often has bands playing and is a good pub to visit if you enjoy live music. Located on the corner of Queen Street and Fort Street.

Broughty Ferry Hotel
An exquisite hotel in Broughty Ferry. Beautiful food, friendly staff and excellent service.

Jollys Hotel
An old favorite, this pub has recently been redecorated and is now incredibly popular. A modern flavour with traditional Broughty hospitality makes this a great pub. Located on Grey Street.

Woodlands Hotel
Wonderful friendly hotel. You get a warm feeling as soon as you enter. Great food, great sports centre, great smiles.

The Ship Inn (no photo available yet)
Visit this pub if you can. This is a gem of a pub. You will get an amazing view over to Fife when you drink or eat in this pub. The food is excellent and has been highly commended. Its friendly staff and patrons make this pub warm and memorable. Located on Fisher Street.

Papa Jacques (no photo available yet)

A modern classic this pub. Eat here in the day and watch Broughty walk by. Drink here at night and have a lively evening in a lively contemporary pub. Located on Brook Street.


P U B S
	The Fishermans Inn This well renowned pub sells real ales and is definitely a pub that should visit on a trip to Broughty Ferry. Always popular and always has many choice brews. On Thursday night, a group of local folk musicians get together for a truly authentic, Scottish shindig. An inn with character, warmth for an unforgettable visit any day of the week. Get a taste of real Scotland here. It unique ambience will captivate you. Located on Fort Street.
	The Old Anchor Inn A warm comfortable inn where you can have a great drink amongst wonderful company. Inside this pub, like many in "the Ferry", it is decorated with shipping memorabilia. Located on Grey Street.
	The Royal Arch A great bar with a wonderful friendly atmosphere. Located on the corner of Grey Street and Brook Street, the atmosphere is always cheery and vibrant. Stained glass decor makes this pub a visual feast.
	The Ferry Inn An cosy pub with chatty bar staff. You will always get a friendly welcome here from the "Stewart Inn" This pub is on the corner of Grey Street and King Street.
	The Fort Bar A popular friendly bar where everyone always has a great evening. Hospitality and friendliness are in abundance here. There is alwasy something on in this pub from quiz nights on Mondays to Karaoke later in the week. Located on Fort Street.
	The Eagle Inn One of the oldest pubs in Broughty Ferry. This pub is situated on the corner of King Street and Fort Street. Full of local character, George Clooney is said to have visited this pub whilst in the area for the Carnoustie Open a few years back.
	Post Office Bar This pub has been converted from - believe it or not - the old post office in Broughty Ferry. This pub is always busy and often has bands playing and is a good pub to visit if you enjoy live music. Located on the corner of Queen Street and Fort Street.
	Broughty Ferry Hotel An exquisite hotel in Broughty Ferry. Beautiful food, friendly staff and excellent service.
	Jollys Hotel An old favorite, this pub has recently been redecorated and is now incredibly popular. A modern flavour with traditional Broughty hospitality makes this a great pub. Located on Grey Street.
	Woodlands Hotel Wonderful friendly hotel. You get a warm feeling as soon as you enter. Great food, great sports centre, great smiles.
The Ship Inn (no photo available yet) Visit this pub if you can. This is a gem of a pub. You will get an amazing view over to Fife when you drink or eat in this pub. The food is excellent and has been highly commended. Its friendly staff and patrons make this pub warm and memorable. Located on Fisher Street.
Papa Jacques (no photo available yet) A modern classic this pub. Eat here in the day and watch Broughty walk by. Drink here at night and have a lively evening in a lively contemporary pub. Located on Brook Street.