The Black Bull Gastro-pub, Moffat

About

The Black Bull Inn, located on Church Gate in the historic town of Moffat, is one of Scotland’s oldest public houses, first opened in 1568. Renowned for its links to literary legend Robert Burns and the 17th‑century Earl of Dundee, the inn blends elegant old‑world decor with contemporary amenities. Guests can savour a diverse menu ranging from full‑course Scottish fare to a Sunday carvery. The award‑winning pub offers a warm, dog‑friendly atmosphere, complete with outdoor terrace, a cosy Burns Room, and a selection of craft ales and fine wines. With 15 individually styled boutique rooms, the inn also provides a comfortable stay for day visitors or overnight guests. The Black Bull’s reputation as a top dog‑friendly venue and its national accolades underscore its appeal to families, food lovers, and history enthusiasts alike.

Highlights

• Historic Scottish Hostelry
• Award‑Winning Pub
• Dog‑Friendly Atmosphere
• Scenic Dining Experience

At a glance

• Verified listing
• Typical visit: about 1 hour