The County Hotel was established in 1816, when it was a Post House with the stable courtyard to the rear. Although the premises have been refurbished, the public bar retains that nineteenth century atmosphere, including the low ceiling, open fire and panelled walls. During the summer months there is live entertainment. The beer comes from the Scottish and Newcastle range, with a wide choice of cask ales including Beamish - Red, Caledonian - Deuchar's IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Theakston's BB.

At the Quarterdeck you will always receive a warm welcome. This was the Pub where Sam Torrance entertained John Daly and Fred Couples during the '92 Open. The Pool table and gaming machines add to a lively atmosphere. The most popular beer amongst the regulars is the Belhaven 80/-, also on offer is a huge range of European bottled Lagers. Round off your visit with a glass of Stella Artois on draught, the original strong lager from Belgium.

The refurbished Ship Inn is a traditional bar serving an excellent range of Belhaven cask ales. The local Belhaven Brewery has in one form or another been brewing beer using the water from the wells of the Benedictine priory near Dunbar since the early 15th century. The Ship Inn also has a bistro serving a variety of snacks, main meals, and cappuccino. You must not leave without tasting the Belhaven "Best" or a pint of "Caffrey " a fine real ale from Ireland.