Kirkclady pub completes refurbishment
The Exchequer got a new look as part of a £180,000 investment.
The High Street bar has new booths, with individual TV screens – which can be reserved – new artwork, bric-a-brac and a garden area.
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Dave Beveridge, general manager, said: “This exciting investment has totally transformed the look and feel of our pub, and we are excited to unveil it to the people of Kirkcaldy.
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Hide Ad“ Whether it’s a daytime pint to watch the sport or coming to enjoy a family Sunday roast, The Exchequer will be a warm and inviting pub that everyone can enjoy.”
The pub has revamped its drinks selection, and is launching a series of events, including live music and quiz night sin the run up to Christmas.
The refurbishment comes as news emerges of a planniong application to open a pub in the building currently poccupied by Burton and Dorothy Perkins, just a few yards along the road.