Wetherspoons is reopening 60 pubs in Scotland in April - here’s the full list
Wetherspoons will be reopening in 60 of its pubs in Scotland next month when restrictions for pubs and restaurants will start to ease.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon unveiled a timeline for the lifting of lockdown in Scotland on 16 March, announcing provisional dates for the reopening of shops, hospitality venues and hairdressers, among others.
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Under the plans, hospitality venues including cafes, pubs and restaurants will be permitted to open from 26 April.
Rules state that such venues can open until 8pm indoors, but without serving alcohol, and up to 10pm outdoors where alcohol is allowed to be consumed.
Wetherspoons has confirmed it will be reopening from 26 April, with customers able to sit inside to enjoy a meal from a reduced menu and non-alcoholic drinks, or sit outside in beer gardens, rooftop gardens and patios if they wish to consume alcohol.
Customers will not be able to book a table in advance and may be asked to wait outside until space is available during busy periods.
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Hide AdSeven of the chain’s pubs which have hotels in them will also be reopening from 26 April. These are:
- King's Highway, Inverness
- Saltoun Inn, Fraserburgh
- Cross Keys, Peebles
- White Lady, Corstorphine
- Golden Acorn, Glenrothes
- Guildhall and Linen Exchange, Dunfermline
- Jollys Hotel, Broughty Ferry
It is expected that customers will be asked to follow the same rules as were announced for pubs in England, which include wearing masks when walking around and maintaining social distancing.
Wetherspoons in England will be opening slightly earlier than in Scotland, with pubs due to reopen for outdoor dining with no curfew from 12 April, although customers will have to wait until 17 May to eat and drink inside pubs and restaurants.
Which pubs are reopening?
All 60 of Wetherspoons’ pubs in Scotland will reopen to customers from 26 April. Here is the full list:
- Archibald Simpson, Aberdeen
- Muckle Cross, Elgin
- King's Highway, Inverness
- Justice Mill, Aberdeen
- Alexander Bain, Wick
- Cross Keys, Peterhead
- Gordon Highlander, Inverurie
- Saltoun Inn, Fraserburgh
- Standing Order, Edinburgh
- Foot of the Walk, Leith
- Hunters Hall, Galashiels
- Playfair, Edinburgh
- David MacBeth Moir, Mussleburgh
- Alexander Graham Bell, Edinburgh
- Newyearfield, Livingston
- Bourtree, Hawick
- White Lady, Corstorphine
- Cross Keys, Peebles
- Booking Office, Edinburgh Waverley Station
- Caley Picture House, Edinburgh
- Counting House, Glasgow
- Sir John Stirling Maxwell, Glasgow
- Last Post, Paisley
- Crystal Palace, Glasgow
- Wishaw Malt, Wishaw
- Robert The Bruce, Dumfries
- Esquire House, Anniesland
- Hengler's Circus, Glasgow
- Sir John Moore, Glasgow
- Brandon Works, Motherwell
- Society Room, Glasgow
- Kirky Puffer, Kirkintilloch
- Vulcan, Coatbridge
- Lord of the Isles, Glasgow
- John Fairweather, Cambuslang
- An Ruadh Ghlean, Rutherglen
- Carrick Stone, Cumbernauld
- Hay Stook, East Kilbride
- Counting House, Dundee
- Golden Acorn, Glenrothes
- Corn Exchange, Arbroath
- Robert Nairn, Kirkcaldy
- Carron Works, Falkirk
- Capital Asset, Perth
- Crossed Peels, Stirling
- Guildhall and Linen Exchange, Dunfermline
- Bobbing John, Alloa
- Fair O-Blair, Blairgowrie
- Jollys Hotel, Broughty Ferry
- James Watt, Greenock
- Wheatsheaf Inn, Kilmarnock
- West Kirk, Ayr
- Salt Cot, Saltcoates
- Corryvreckan, Oban
- Priest Pioneer, Prestwick
- Great Glen, Fort William
- Henry Bell, Helensburgh
- Auld Brig, Irvine
- Paddle Steamer, Largs
- Captain James Lang, Dumbarton