With six quickly changing hand pulls and a roaring fire through the winter, this pub is named after a member of the Nairn family, helping to put Kirkcaldy on the map. The building, a former bank, is just off the town’s main pedestrianised area. It has a split-level lounge, and pictures of old Kirkcaldy adorn the walls. The pub’s central location, close to the town’s Old Kirk, allows it to attract a mixed clientele. Be aware due to MUP legislation in Scotland 50p CAMRA vouchers may not always be accepted.