| 7 Baker Street, Stirling FK8 1BJ | |
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This gateway to craft beer is set in the Gateway to the Highlands. We converted the old Drouthy Neebors bar on Baker Street into a 15-tap BrewDog hop-den, serving amazing offerings from ourselves, other UK breweries and guest beermakers from overseas!
A few minutes from the station and the castle, we found the perfect location for Stirling!
No.2 Baker Street has the atmosphere of a traditional local, somewhere that values good company, good beer and good entertainment.
READ MORECreated around the original building which dates back to 1726, The Inn at Torbrex has become hugely popular with locals and visitors.
READ MOREThe Crook bar & Bistro is an intimate bar and bistro serving Spanish Tapas and hosting live music on a fortnightly basis.
READ MOREThe Corn Exchange, Stirling is your ideal location for any night out with great service, great staff and great tunes, it's got it covered!
READ MOREThe Westerton Arms is situated in the historic town of Bridge of Allan.
READ MOREWhy not escape the city and enjoy our beautiful countryside and relax in the tastefully decorated surroundings of our lovely Black Bull.
READ MORESlanj-a-Va or Slainte Mhath Gaelic for “Good Health” our way of saying “Cheers & welcome” to Stirling’s home of live music.
READ MORESet within the heart of Stirling comes its first boutique Champagne and Cocktail Late Lounge set within a modern, contemporary but relaxed environment.
READ MOREWelcome to The Bawbee. Sip history in every glass at our iconic bar!
READ MOREThe Settle Inn is Stirling's oldest alehouse serving traditional real Scottish ales since the 1700's.
READ MOREAllanwater Brewhouse in Bridge of Allan is a hub for all things brewing. You will enjoy many fine beers and a comfortable atmosphere within our walls or out in the beer garden!
READ MORENicky-Tams, one of the oldest pubs in Stirling, opened in 1718 and was originally owned by Laird Graigengelt, the family crest of which is still visible above our doors.
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