Haberdashery Bar, Dunfermline

The front door leads into what appears to be a shop conversion, and it's only by exploring backwards from here that the intrepid explorer is able to penetrate the maze and reach the bar at the rear. This is all very pleasant, interesting and intriguing, but for the thirsty pioneer only disappointment awaits, as the bar has no real ale and the Belhaven Best that I settled for was freezing cold and consequently tasteless. Presumably, lager drinkers will be happy enough. Date of visit: 6th March 2016

Situated downhill from the High Street and less the 200 metres from the Dunfermline Town train station. When entering the front there is no sign of the bar. There is plenty of seating and the place looks a maze. I has to ask some customers where is the bar. The bar is further through the back and up a few steps. The bar is better entered from the small opening to the left of the pub and entering from the door at the side rear. The whole place is very dark with subdued lighting. Caledonian best on tap.