Cute wee local- but not scary local pub! Guests welcome!…read moreLive music on many different nights and an open mic on weds! Very quaint a nice place to have a pint with some friends .

Great little pub, definitely the smallest in Perth, with lots of character, loads of real ale, a…read moregood crowd of friendly punters, open mike night on Wednesday with lots of local talent and regular bands and gigs.

We ate here twice while visiting Scotland, both times everybody loved what they ordered! The staff…read morewas attentive and food was tasty! Highly recommend giving them a try!

Had a lovely time with my grandmother today food was good and reasonable prices I had the fish and…read morechips they were pretty good

The atmosphere was fun, welcoming, and clean. The people were very friendly with great service. The…read morefood was delicious bar food, great options for gluten free and dairy free!

Neighbour to the local cinema, you find many people huddled in here at all hours, especially if…read morethere's a big game on. The huge crowds do ruin a very well laid outpub. Great choice of drinks and staff, and a unique way to get to the toilets (I challenge someone new to the pub to find the toilet without help), I highly recommend the Foundry if you want to miss those boring ads before your next movie starts.

Off the beaten path, we passed this wee pub while out and about in Perth for a few days. Honestly,…read moreit looks a lot cooler and seemed a bit more inviting from the outside than it did on the inside. Once we went in, there were only a handful of people sitting at the wee bar and one quiet bartender. We ordered our drinks and sat down for a chat. There's really not much to this pub. Loads of seating, TVs abound and even a Wii in the corner for who knows what! We only stayed for one drink as nothing was really going on in this pub and we were itching to find other places to try. I'm sure we'd go back if we ever made our way back to Perth- but maybe on a Friday or Saturday night when there's more going on.

Popped into the Old Ship Inn in the Fair City of Perth over the weekend, it has got busier as Tina…read moremust have over 60 different Gins, she had to open upstairs room to cope with the demand, very friendly pub the staff again were great even in the busy time and the locals were good as well ha ha.

The Wee Bar is attached to The Bothy restaurant and as the name suggests is 'wee'…read more The bar seating includes comfy leather sofas and tree stumps! The walls are covered with prints of various people/places. The bar is well stocked and does great cocktails and I think has happy hour from 5pm-6pm. To top it all, the men wear kilts!

Service does not sparkle on this place. Often have to wait to long to get served and staff often…read moreseem distracted. Not a good bar.

Decent food. Beautiful location. Slow service…read more Pub that used to be an old library. Stunning looking building. Big open bar. Good atmosphere. Ordered the hamburger with added onion rings and the fish and chips. Took a long time to get the order in as slow service. Then took nearly 40 mins to get the food. The place wasn't overly busy. The actual food was decent. The hamburger bun was twice as thick as the burger. Waaay to much bun. Also avoid the £1 onion ring upgrade. All you get is three tiny onion rings. Not worth it. Fish and chips was decent. But didn't stand out. Great place to stop for a drink but I'd only eat there if there were no other options. Update...... Went there two other times. Service was not slow. Staff was friendly. First time must have been an off day. Also the lasagne was good. This is a good place to go if you have a big party, as you can reserve tables.

Decent food,great price nice atmosphere,plenty space to sit enjoy meal,I heard they were a bit slow…read morewith the meals,but I wouldn't say that,I was happy with service.

Just been over to Belfast and was in Wetherspoons Bridge bar a very busy bar . Well run, staff…read morealways cleaning tables etc. Nothing compared to the Capital asset in Perth where tables can sit with used plates and glasses for ages. Waiters walking past tables and not lifting used items. The whole décor badly needs revamped

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I've been with my friends and that and I've enjoyed it i definitely recommend it its a good place…read moreto go to for a night out

I'm not normally a sports bar kind of a person - I don't want to watch football (or sport in…read moregeneral) no matter how big and numerous the TV screens are, it's just not my cup of tea. On the other hand, I am pretty much always up for a game of pool or two, so a bit bar with a bunch of pool tables is actually interesting. The bar is really quite big. So big that on a Friday night at ~7pm it felt kind of empty, even though there were a few people around. We ordered a couple of beers (maybe just slightly pricier than average but not by much) and headed upstairs for a few rounds of pool. They have both American and British tables available. There's a £10 deposit to pay and then you pay by the hour for your time using the table, I think it was £5 an hour. I got beaten for 3 out of the 3 games that we played and while I'd like to blame Sportsters for that, I probably can't. During our games there was a little live music - a guy with a guitar was playing a few soft rock classics and he wasn't bad. It's perhaps a slightly odd thing to have in a sports bar but I thought it was a nice touch.