The Old Bank

The building was first used as a bank about 1882 by the Commercial Bank, which later became the National Commercial Bank - 'the Nat Com'.

In 1956 it was sold to the Royal Bank of Scotland who used it as a bank before selling it once more when it became the Sorrisdale Hotel.

This later became the 'Royal Hotel' until 2003 when it was bought by Sam & Marion who re-opened it in its present form - The Old Bank Restaurant - in a way retaining its historical association.