The New Inn, Coldingham

After a long closure (most of 2008) this pub has reopened under new management and reverted to its old name of The New Inn. I'm pleased to report that the real ale has been retained on two handpulls which to date have had only Scottish beers from the likes of Inveralmond, Stewart and Harviestoun on them and this is served in good condition. However for many people the main focus of this pub is the food. A menu of "favourites" is complimented by a few specials, often featuring seafood from nearby Eyemouth. Fresh local produce is used extensiveley and nearly evrything is prepared on the premises.

30 Mar 2009 16:16

The Craw Inn, Auchencrow

Note: The Craw is in the village of Auchencrow not as stated in Eyemouth, which is several miles away.

Decepively sized pub in very small village enjoying a good repuration for both beer and food. Not only off the beaten track, but off the track that comes off that! Holds a beer festival which is well worth a visit.

5 Sep 2006 16:04

The New Inn, Coldingham

Unremarkable but friendly local, also popular with regular holidaymakers. The main bar (to your right as you enter) has basic but comfortable enough furnishings, a TV often used to catch up on the days racing reslults adn a collection of water jugs around the room. There is no piped music although occasionally CDs of a radio are played quietly behind the bar but the main sound is conversation and friendly banter. No real ales are stocked. The upstairs bar (to your left as you enter) is used for karaoke at weekends.

5 Sep 2006 15:55