Robertson's 37 Bar

Rose Street is popular for a pub crawl and this is one of three real heritage pubs along it. It retains its splendid tall ornately carved original gantry and what is believed to be the original bar counter which has a frontage added in the 1960s and a renewed top. Built as a four-storey red sandstone dwelling in the 19th-century, the interior by P L Henderson is dated 1898. Quite possibly the bar was much as it is today. apart from the rear left section where the toilets used to be - these are now downstairs. The only other recent change is the removal of some fixed seating on the right c.2000 to create more space.