Now owned by local Annandale Distillery owners David Thomson and Teresa Church, The Globe Inn's rich history has been preserved for generations to come and enjoy after a lengthy and sympathetic refurbishment of this stunning building first established in 1610. 

The Globe Inn's rich history will send a shiver down your spine. Tour the rooms preserved as they would have been during the patronage of world-famous poet Robert Burns who ate, slept and held court at The Globe Inn in his remit as local Exciseman. Many original artefacts still remain and you can even sit in his chair and recite poetry where the bard once did himself.

Address:

56 High St, Dumfries DG1 2JA

The Globe Inn is part of our Dumfries, Galloway & The Borders Tour.

Opening hours:

• BAR Wed-Sat 12noon-11pm LUNCH Wed-Sat 12pm-2.30pm
• DINNER Wed-Sat 6pm-9pm

TOURS Wed-Sat 12pm, 2pm & 4pm (please book in advance)

DINING AND DRINKING AT THE GLOBE

Named the Dumfries & Galloway Restaurant of the Year, The Globe Inn has several private and general dining facilities. Parties can dine around Burns’ very own dining table and enjoy a 7-course extravaganza, alternatively parties of up to 30 can enjoy the stunning surroundings of the old hay loft, and groups of up to 60 can enjoy our set, tasting or A la carte menus in the coombed eaves of the old stables.

Our Michelin experienced chefs prepare fresh local produce which you can enjoy with a wide range of beers, fine wines, and cocktails, or choose a dram from our whisky list boasting over 250 bottles of Malts and blends from around the world.

We also cater for day delegate meetings, weddings and bespoke parties, which can also be linked in with our Single Malt Whisky Distillery just 20 minutes up the road.

Named the most historic pub in Scotland, you will enjoy a truly memorable experience.