Live Sports — Pubs in Alford
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Found 4 live sports pubs in Alford
Forbes Arms Hotel
Bridge of Alford, Alford AB33 8QJ
Was rumoured to be getting a re-furbishment but no further news. Small, fishing-oriented hotel on the banks of the River Don. The public bar with its open fire, has the feel of a dark, wood-lined cave with one end dominated by a projection TV screen used for sporting events. The lounge bar has a warming wood burning stove and there is a separate restaurant and conservatory dining area with stunning bridge and river views. The riverside garden is popular in summer. Beer available in both lounge and public bar. Meals on Mon & Tue in Summer only. The Grampian Transport Museum with its own miniature railway is nearby and the Castle Trail and a dry ski slope are also close.
Haughton Arms
Main Street, Alford AB33 8WA
Old town-centre hotel, built in 1850, fairly recently refurbished and modernised. Consists of a separate public bar and and Indian restaurant with good sized function room and dining room and a large wood-burning stove located between two pillars in public bar Does a healthy trade in take-away meals, specialising in curries.
George Inn
High Street, Alford LN13 9DS
Standing next to St Wilfred’s Church this 18th century Inn has two separate bar areas, the rear including a pool table and dart board. Parking is available through a narrow side entrance.
Windmill Family & Commercial Hotel
Market Place, Alford LN13 9EB
The Windmill Hotel is a 17th Century Coaching House. Thomas Paine, a man considered to have devised the name “United States of America” at the time of independence and a published author and political activist, held the post of Excise Officer for Alford between 1764 - 1767. His office is in the Hotel.