A proper pub with character. Their house gin &amp; tonic was spot on and a fair price. Dog-friendly too, which is a nice touch.

Great spot near Kelvingrove. We popped in after the museum. The outdoor area was lovely in the sun, and they had no trouble seating our group of six. Handy for that part of town.

Really liked the vibe here, felt like a cosy little cave or an old train station storage room. The decor is interesting, adds to the whole feel. Just a cool spot to grab a bite.

Great spot to catch up with mates right by Central Station. The outdoor bit was perfect for our group, felt like we had our own little corner of the city. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing, but the vibe was just right for a chilled evening.

The pint here is decent. Good spot on Ashton Lane for a quiet one when it&#39;s grim outside. That&#39;s about it, really.

A classic old pub with a lot of local history. The front bar is cosy for a quiet pint, but I much preferred the back area. The seating there is so comfortable, you can really settle in and relax. It makes for a very pleasant, easy-going visit.

Stopped by on a drive. The salmon was really juicy, with a nice sear. The mango avocado salsa was a nice touch. Service was a bit slow, but the food was good.

Nice little pub, perfect for a post-Wallace Monument pint. Really liked the cozy, rustic vibe. The staff were super friendly. I had a local ale that paired surprisingly well with the ploughman&#39;s lunch &ndash; a simple but spot-on combination.

Love the quirky decor here, it really sets the vibe. The mismatched chairs and vintage posters make it feel like a fun, lived-in space. A nice change from the usual minimalist spots.

Love that you can BYO here. Popped into the bottle shop round the corner first, grabbed a nice red. Made the whole dinner feel so relaxed and easy. Perfect for a low-key night out.

Seasonal menu, local produce. Chicken schnitzel was spot on. Salmon with whiskey sauce, really good. Cocktails were interesting, not too sweet.

Been coming here for years, it&rsquo;s my local. The staff are friendly, a bit all over the place sometimes, but it&rsquo;s part of the charm. Feels like home. Good place to have a pint and chat.

The service was exceptional, with the staff going above and beyond to ensure a splendid evening.

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A lively spot with live music. The wine list is decent, but the football championship atmosphere was the real highlight.

The fish fingers were a bit dry for my liking, a little overdone. The chips were okay. It&#39;s a simple, no-fuss kind of place, and the staff were really nice.

Lunch outside was lovely. The sunshine helped, but the food really stood out. You can taste the quality in the ingredients - my pasta was so fresh. Pauline was a gem, really attentive. A nice, relaxed spot.

Lovely spot to catch a game, screens are huge and clear. The staff are really friendly and the vibe is welcoming. I had a comfortable seat for the whole match, which made it a very relaxed visit.

Prawn linguine was excellent, best I&#39;ve had in a while. Partner&#39;s smoked salmon salad also very good, fresh ingredients. Service was polite and efficient. Convenient location for a business lunch.

The burgers are seriously good - juicy and flavourful. My friends and I had a great time sharing a couple over some drinks. The staff were really nice and checked in on us just the right amount. Perfect for a casual catch-up.

The service here is exceptional! Our server Liv was attentive and provided great recommendations, enhancing our dining experience significantly.

Been here a few times when in town. It&#39;s a proper pub, feels like the real deal. The pints are consistently good, and the atmosphere is just right - not too loud, not too quiet. A reliable spot.

Love the fresh ingredients here. The salad was crisp and the chicken was perfectly grilled. A nice spot for a healthy meal.

The venison haunch was great, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. The house cognac cocktail was a nice touch though.

The staff were so nice about our luggage - we had a couple of bags with us and they just offered to keep them behind the counter without us even asking. Really appreciated that, made the lunch feel relaxed.

Popped in for a quick breakfast. The BLT bagel was solid, really fresh. Came with a huge side salad, which was a nice touch. The place itself has a good vibe, and it&#39;s just a stone&#39;s throw from Dean Village.

This pub offers a fantastic atmosphere with traditional Scottish food that is absolutely delicious. The service is friendly and attentive, making it a great spot for families and friends alike.

The Guinness was spot on, honestly the best pint we had on the trip. The place itself is nice and relaxed, good for families. Just a heads up though, it&#39;s not the cheapest spot for a pint.

Came for a quiet pint. The place is warm and the staff are really nice, made me feel comfortable straight away. Good spot to unwind after a long day. Prices are fair for the area, didn&#39;t feel like I was overpaying for a drink.

Been here for breakfast a couple of times now. The Lorne sausage roll is spot on, really hits the spot. Fresh orange juice is good too. Decent way to start the day.

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