When Adam and Connor came to Scarborough last August to see Korn live, they didn’t expect to fall in love — not just with each other, but with the town itself. After ten years as best friends and tag partners in the pro wrestling world, their bond deepened into a relationship, and they decided to build a new life together here on the Yorkshire coast.
In February, they took over The Ramshill and gave it a fresh identity — known affectionately now as The Rammy. Just 11 weeks later, the venue has become one of the most vibrant pubs in Scarborough, offering something genuinely different.
Thursday Rock Nights are drawing big crowds with a nostalgic, alt-rock playlist and a friendly, inclusive vibe. Wednesday Quiz Nights are bringing regulars back through the doors, creating a space where locals feel at home again. They're even partnering with Radio Scarborough for a full Scooter Rally Weekender this summer, timed with wider town festivals. And yes — they’re putting a full-size pro wrestling ring in the pub.
The transformation is real — and backed up by glowing Google reviews and heartfelt replies from the team. “We’re building a community here,” says Adam. “The pub had a difficult reputation before. But we’re running it with heart, humour, and just a little chaos. The good kind.”
The Rammy is already proving that independent venues, driven by passion and people-first thinking, can bring new energy to Scarborough’s nightlife. It’s a love story, a comeback story, and a celebration of what can happen when you give something — and somewhere — your all.