The Elbow Room Rosslyn Street, Kirkcaldy Fife Scotland
The Elbow Room
Published: 14th December 2011
Formerly known as the “Royal Oak Hotel” the upper section of the property has been completely refurbished allowing her to offer 6 comfortable en-suite bedrooms at an extremely competitive rate.
There is a large car park at the rear of the building and it is conveniently situated just off the A92 providing easy access to Dundee (40 mins) Perth (45 mins), Edinburgh (40 mins) and Glasgow (1 hr).
There are plenty of golf clubs within a short drive of the premises and Fife Ice Arena is only a 2 min walk away. Muriel & her family look forward to welcoming you to The Elbow Room.
The Elbow Room restaurant offers good quality food at reasonable prices 7 days a week. We use all local, fresh, products. The restaurant itself is a very pleasant room with dark wood panelling and a feature fireplace and it is also available for private functions at the week-end from 8 - 12pm. In years gone by it was used by Kirkcaldy Folk Club and was featured on BBC television, it also played host to dancing and many a local couple met and started "going steady" at The Elbow Room.
The Restaurant opening hours are:-
Bar Lunches
Mon - Fri 12 - 2.30pm
Saturday food served 12pm - 8pm
High Teas/Evening Meals
Mon - Thur 5pm - 8pm (last orders)
Fri 4pm - 8pm (last orders)
Sunday food served 12.30pm - 7pm
Meals may be available outwith these times by prior booking.
The Elbow Room bar is a cosy friendly place to meet, relax and have a drink or coffee. There are 4 flat screen TV's showing SKY and Setanta Sports and all the football packages. The SKY music channels are also on during the day and a pool table, trivia machine and fruit machine - are on hand to keep you occupied.
The Bar is decorated in an Ice Hockey theme with tops and photos from various teams over the years but predominately the great Fife Flyers. The Bar plays host to Karaoke on Friday and Saturday evenings with either Karen & Ian or Jackie.
There is also a quiet snug bar if you just want to sit and have a blether or read the papers.
