Allanton Inn

11/06/2026

‼️ Weekend incoming ‼️

He’s back at the 🍕 Shack this weekend 👨🏼‍🍳 , although please note the Beer Garden is closed to a private party all day Saturday 🥳.

Please give us a 📞 if fancy a pizza tomorrow night.

🦞 back on the menu this weekend too! 😎😋

05/06/2026

📣Heads up 📣

Tonight is the only night the Pizza Shack is open this weekend 🍕

We will also be closed for lunch next Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday & Thursday 😎.

Open 7 nights a week for dinner as normal 🤗

03/06/2026

James Huttons 300th birthday anniversary 🥳🥳

Through our menus, largely locally sourced, and all our tastes and tales, we are always sharing the history and heritage of the Borderlands.

James Hutton lived & farmed in Berwickshire and is someone who contributed so much geologically & agriculturally both local & global 🌍🤩.

Our pork products come from where he farmed at Slighhouses and barley which we feature on our menus too was a crop he experimented extensively with growing & brewing and documented his findings 🌾

03/06/2026

James Huttons 300th birthday anniversary 🥳🥳

Through our menus, largely locally sourced, and all our tastes and tales, we are always sharing the history and heritage of the Borderlands.

James Hutton lived & farmed in Berwickshire and is someone who contributed so much geologically & agriculturally both local & global 🌍🤩.

Our pork products come from where he farmed Slighhouses Pork and barley which we feature on our menus too was a crop he experimented extensively with growing & brewing and documented his findings 🌾

Today, we celebrate 300 years since the birth of James Hutton and we are so excited by the launch of the new Deep Time Trail in the South of Scotland.

The trail will take you to Siccar Point where you can see the rocks that changed our understanding of our planet.

Come and visit the birthplace of Geology and explore this beautiful area for yourself.

📍Siccar Point, Berwickshire



Edinburgh Geological Society
Scottish Geology Trust
Geological Society of America

02/06/2026

31/05/2026

Along the Berwickshire coast sit four beautifully crafted bronze sculptures that tell the heart breaking story of the 'widows and bairns' left by Scotland's worst fishing disaster.

In 1881, 189 men lost their lives, many within sight of their loved ones on the shore and it's a beautiful memorial that looks out over the seas to remind us of our history.

📍Cove, Scottish Borders



📸Visit Berwickshire Coast | Jason Baxter

30/05/2026

The kitchen & our guests are jumping for joy as summer arrives so do the Local Honeyberry Summer Puddings 🍓🫐!!

Lovely Saturday Daisy beautifully modelling our delicious homemade desserts just being enjoyed in the beer garden this lunchtime alongside local ales 🍻 & chilled wines 😎

Other summer favourites include sweetredballs Gazpacho 🥣 , St Abbs Hazel Ann / Sharatan shellfish St abbs Lobsters🦞, Fish Platters 🦀,Slighhouses Pork Ham Hock, Salmon & 🥚 Kedgeree, Local Andersen and Sondergaard wild game charcuterie Venison Burgers 🍔 & of course our best seller local Beer Battered Haddock & 🍟🐟 rossdougalfishmerchant

29/05/2026

We love our beer garden for Al fresco dining & drinking as do many of our guests 😍

Pizza 🍕 Shack open tonight too plus our Beer Garden Lobster 🦞 Promotion 🤩

29/05/2026

Delighted to see this trail opening this weekend 🤩🤩. The inspiration, learning & development James Hutton took from Berwickshire are globally renowned 🥰

Siccar Point on the Scottish Borders coast is one of the most significant locations in the history of geology. It was here in 1788 that James Hutton predicted, and then found, an unconformity – a geological feature that represents a significant gap in the geological record, and shows how the Earth’s surface is continually recycled and regenerated by natural processes.

To celebrate the Tercentenary of James Hutton’s birth, the Edinburgh Geological Society and partners are creating a new Deep Time Trail at Siccar Point. The trail will lead visitors along the 1.3 km route from the nearest road to the viewpoint above Siccar Point. Along the way, Hutton’s story gradually unfolds.

Join geologists from the Edinburgh Geological Society at Siccar Point to explore the new Deep Time Trail and find out more about James Hutton and this famous location.

The open day is on a drop in basis, 11am to 4pm each day, and is free.

For further information contact Angus Miller, Edinburgh Geological Society via [email protected]

28/05/2026

Fresh locally sourced Seafood Platter & From the Sea Platter just delivered to the beer garden 🤩😋
🦪🍤🍣🐟🦞🎣 🦀

Perfect birthday celebratory lunch on a sunny Thursday 🌞 with some crisp white wine 👌

(48 hours notice needed for Seafood Platter)




Hazel Ann / Sharatan shellfish St abbs Ross Dougal Fish Merchants