Celebrate Burns Night in Boreham at Grange
Thursday 22nd January – Sunday 25th January, From 4pm
Step out of the cold and into the warmth of Grange this January and celebrate Burns Night in Boreham. Known locally for our delicious dishes and welcoming atmosphere, our pub is the perfect place to mark the life and works of Scotland’s beloved poet, Robert Burns.
Gather your loved ones and enjoy a traditional Burns Night supper steeped in history, flavour, and camaraderie. Book your table today and join us for Burns Night in Boreham.
Four Course Burns Supper
Our Burns Night Supper menu returns this January, our carefully curated 4 course menu is steeped in the history and tradition accustomed to celebrating the life and poetry of Robert Burns.
Featuring the traditional Scottish dishes, including Cullen Skink, Haggis Neeps & Tatties and of course the classic Cranachan Sundae. We also have a selection of our favourite Scottish whiskies for you to add to finish.
Seasonal cocktails
We see the return of our delicious Glenfiddich Buck* with elderflower cordial, soda and plenty of ice, alongside the sharp tang of a Whisky & Ginger, as well as a new-for-2025 non-alcoholic Elderflower Buck.
Join us Thursday 23rd January – Saturday 25th January from 4pm
Burns Supper
Burns Night is all about indulgence, celebration, and coming together, and Grange is proud to host a specially curated supper for the occasion. Each dish reflects the tradition and essence of Burns Night.
To elevate the experience, pair your meal with one of our carefully selected Scottish whiskies or a seasonal cocktail. Whether you’re new to Burns Night or a lifelong admirer of the bard, Grange in Boreham is the place to raise a toast this January.
When is Burns Night 2026?
Burns Night 2026 falls on Saturday 25th January, but at Grange, the festivities begin early. Join us from Thursday 23rd January to enjoy our Burns Supper. No matter if you’re gathering the family for an early celebration or marking the occasion on the day itself, Grange is ready to make it an evening to remember.
What is the tradition of Burns Night?
Burns Night, celebrated each year around 25th January, honours Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns. Known for his timeless works like Auld Lang Syne and Address to a Haggis, Burns captured the heart of a nation. The evening typically includes traditional Scottish fare, heartfelt toasts, and the ceremonial Address to a Haggis, all set to the sound of bagpipes.
At Grange, we honour this cherished tradition with a menu and atmosphere that pay tribute to Burns’ enduring legacy. It’s a celebration of food, poetry, and connection that welcomes everyone to join in with the spirit of the occasion.
Why choose Grange for Burns Night?
Set in the heart of Boreham, Grange is the perfect setting for an unforgettable Burns Night. With its warm, laid-back, inviting atmosphere and a menu crafted to celebrate the best of Scottish tradition, we’re ready to make Burns Night 2026 the best one yet.
We’re proud to welcome families, with plenty of options for young guests to enjoy the festivities too. Whether you’re gathering around the table or raising a dram to the Bard of Ayrshire, Grange offers the ideal space to connect, celebrate, and indulge.
So why not celebrate Burns Night in Boreham this year? From our delicious supper menu to our cosy beer garden – perfect for raising a dram under the stars – Grange is ready to host you and your loved ones for a truly special evening.
Book your table for Burns Night 2026
Don’t miss out on an evening of tradition, great food, and good company. If you’re looking for the best Burns Night pub in Boreham, you’ve found it. Book your table at Grange today and let us take care of the rest.