
The Pub
Experience the heart of Scottish hospitality at The Globe.
Unwind at our bar or cosy up in our historic Snug. Choose from the UK’s largest selection of Single Cask Single Malt whiskies, sample local ales, discover exotic gins and rums, or sip on an expertly crafted cocktail.
No matter your preference, The Globe Inn promises a unique and unforgettable experience.

A New Era of Fine Dining: 1610 by Fraser Cameron
The critically acclaimed 1610 restaurant, nestled within Dumfries’ historic Globe Inn, has officially evolved into 1610 by Fraser Cameron.
This exciting rebrand marks a defining moment for the South of Scotland’s culinary landscape, firmly placing the spotlight on our exceptionally talented Head Chef. A former two-time Young Scottish Chef of the Year, Fraser’s pedigree includes a prestigious stage at The Ritz and training under the tutelage of Michelin-starred legends, including the late Andrew Fairlie.
While the name changes, our bedrock of excellence remains. Guests can expect the same refined, deeply rooted standards that have earned the restaurant its stellar reputation, now driven forward by Fraser’s distinctive style that celebrates the very best of Scottish produce.

PRIVATE DINING
Bespoke menus and warm original features await you in our private dining rooms; Celebrate with friends and family, host corporate meetings and events, or partake in whisky tastings, all within the historic walls where Robert Burns, thespians, politicians and royalty once came to get unco happy.
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ROBERT BURNS
Visit the historic and lovingly restored rooms where Robert Burns ate, drank, recited, slept and otherwise entertained ‘affairs of the heart’. Sit in his chair, dine from his table or read the verse that he etched into the windowpane of his bedchamber. Get intimate with the great man, his life and his legacy.
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Rated one of the cosiest Pubs in Scotland
The Globe Inn – first established in 1610 and Robert Burns’ favourite howff – combines rich and passionate history with a stunning and sympathetically refurbished restaurant and bar.
The most prominent of all the pubs associated with Robert Burns
The Globe is a shrine to Burns’ life and times… Ancient timber panellings cover three tiny rooms – all of them museum pieces – with varnish upon varnish upon scuffed, knocked-about, well-worn surfaces.
Ranked No. 1
