This is a photo of the Snap Inn, at Knowe Village, Scotland. 

Taken from the book "Penninghame - The Story of a Parish" by Joan Rogerson.

The inn was known as the Snap hence the alternative name for the village until recently. This odd name was due to the idiosyncratic Scottish laws applied to the sale of alcohol which maintained that none could be consumed except to accompany food. To circumvent this inconvenience, the landlady made large quantities of ginger biscuits (snaps) which were duly handed out with the glasses.

Photo used with permission from Graeme Sykes