The Royal Scot (formerly the Railway Inn) was the very first pub purchased by Frederic Robinson on 3rd May 1876. This quaint little pub is situated in the picturesque village of Marple Bridge alongside the River Goyt and continues to thrive in the centre of Marple Bridge.
Dog friendly
Beer gardenThe Royal Scot serves a fine selection of real ales and premium lagers and fine wines of which it prides itself upon. It hosts regular live entertainment and shows live sport throughout the year. The pub has a very welcoming atmosphere along with cosy real fires in the winter months. The two rooms in the pub are called the 'Malcolm Ellison Room' named after one of Manchester City's flamboyant managers and the 'Dave Wyatt Room' - named after a popular local post man and patron of the Royal Scot.
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We're open
12:00 - 22:00
Serving Food
12:00 - 20:00
We are proud to serve Robinsons beers alongside a tempting selection of old and new world wines, that complement our pub restaurant menu. For a pre or post meal ‘relaxer’ you will be glad to hear that the Royal Scot also offers the world’s choice of spirits, with prosecco and gin a speciality.
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0161 425 5129
colmroyalscot@gmail.com
