This Wetherspoon pub has a small beer garden to the rear on two levels with lift access to the lower of the two. Nearby is the Wellmeadow, centrepiece of the town, a grassy triangular plot hosting regular markets and outdoor entertainments. There were once several springs or wells here, where the 4th-century missionary St Ninian is said to have camped with a party of followers. The practice of holding fairs and markets here began in 1824, including the famous Fair o’ Blair itself, which was staged every July for many years.

Up to six handpulled beers. Food served all day, sometimes till 11pm; opens for breakfast at 8am but but does not serve alcoholic drinks until 11am.

Please note that since the September 1994 increase of 30% in statutory Minimum Unit Pricing of Alcohol, Wetherspoon pubs may not accept the full value of CAMRA Vouchers at various times, for some lower-priced cask ales.