Pubs with Bruce

Brighton. Originally a farmhouse, in 1779 the owners were granted a license to sell liquor to the local agricultural community. The name...

Brighton. A historic Brighton pub located in The Lanes, known for its medieval cellars and a stone fireplace bearing the initials "ME" of...

Brighton. Dating back to 1535, this pub has a long history steeped in legend, with tales of its use by smugglers who transported...

Rottingdean. Dating back to 1513 and located on the High Street, it was formally known as the Black Hole and was once a blacksmith's...

Leith. Built in 1434 on Leith's historic shore (it is around the corner from Her Majesty's Yacht Britannia), the building began as a...

Edinburgh. Established in 1680 with the cellar dating back to 1590. In 1964 the pub was renovated and renamed after ensign Charles Ewart,...

Edinburgh. Located at the Haymarket, it was originally an inn and weight house in the 1830s called The Hay Weights. It was redesigned in...

Edinburgh. The Cafe Royal's Roots trace back to 1826 when it was a tavern serving coffee, wine, and oysters. The current building...

Edinburgh. Established in 1896 and designed by Robert Macfarlane Cameron, who in a time of temperance was one of the few people who sat...

Edinburgh. Located on Edinburgh's Royal mile, established in 1806 and named after Deacon William Brodie, a well respected cabinet maker,...

Edinburgh. Formerly known as the Edinburgh Cape Society Tavern and was the original gathering place for the famous 18th century Cape...

Edinburgh. Dates back to 1893, built on Candlemaker Row (1722) adjacent to Greyfriars Kirkyard. It is named after Bobby, a loyal Skye...

Duddingston, Edinburgh. Established in 1360 with the core of the current building dating from the 18th century and is believed to be the...

Edinburgh. Situated in the Grassmarket (once a bustling marketplace for corn, cattle, and other goods) and starting as a coaching inn,...

Edinburgh. Dates back to 1516 with the current building constructed in 1740 (though the cellarage from the original structure still...

Fitzrovia, London. The current building dates from the early 19th century, but there has been a pub on this site since 1738. The pub was...

Fitzrovia, London. The building dates from 1730, and it became a pub in 1860. Before that it housed a candle maker, blacksmith, picture...

Fitzrovia, London. This corner pub was licensed in 1767 and rebuilt in 1897. The pub sign features Prince Andrew, the current Duke of...

Fitzrovia, London. Licensed in 1730 as the Sun and rebuilt as an elaborate Art Nouveau Gothic style building in 1897 by Treadwell and...

Whitechapel, London. Originally established as an inn before 1654, it was rebuilt in 1894. It is located on the site where the Legend of...