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Named after one of Robert Burns' famous poems, enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Sweet Afton with delicious food, craft beers or cocktails.
Enjoy Happy Hour offers at Sweet Afton, 4 to 8pm Sunday to Thursday
£3.50 pints*
£5 gin and tonic**
£5 glass of prosecco
£4.50 glass of wine
*Including Guinness, Harp, Hop House, Smithwicks Red, Carlsberg
**Tanqueray
Cocktail of the month £7
Beer of the month £3
Wine of the month £4.50
Above offers are available every day, all day long. Full details of monthly offers can be found on the Sweet Afton social media channels.
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