I've said it before, but by god I'll say it again. Weatherspoons pub food is good, what's more…read moreit's consistent across all their pubs which I think is very important. I know if I go to a spoons the food will be decent and considering the value for money you get it is a competitive place to go. We swung in here prior to hitting up the Odeon for a film, there were four of us and we ordered in couple but still got our food at the same time. I had a delicious gourmet chilidog which I took a photo of to upload but yelps mobile app on my backberry hates me so I cannot seem to do it, definitely the phone or apps fault not mine ;-* The chiiliedog was perfect, soft bun, well cooked hotdog and the chilli on top was fantastic, a little bit of spice but not so much that it hijacked everything else. I would definitely recommend it, but it was a big eat. The chips were also very nice, crisp on the outside fluffy on the inside and tasty throughout. Also as I always say in Wetherspoons reviews, get the onions rings they never let you down. In general the place was busy but not mobbed and we got pleasant efficient service which couldn't be faulted. Cheap drinks and cheap food which punches above its weight in terms of flavour. If you fancy something simlpe or something a wee bit cheaper that the other places within x-scape this is a great alternative to TGI etc.

Cool place to sit outside in the summer with wine. Beer or food…read more New tables and chairs too.

We headed here for a leaving lunch and were not disappointed. The menu seemed a bit eclectic which…read moreI normally find a bit worrying but we all really enjoyed our massive meals. I went for "The Best Ever" Roastbeef sandwich and the name did not deceive. The beef was amazing and they did not skimp on the portion. I had the horseradish sauce on the side but happily added it back to the sandwich as it had a bite but wasn't overly spicy. I opted for curly fries to accompany my sandwich which were super yummy. My colleagues had a mix of burgers, pasta, wraps and they all enjoyed their food. I would happily go back here again and recommend it to friends!

Bar 91 has been a frequent stop on my roster of refreshment establishments in the city centre for…read moremany years. Always seems to be busy and good to visit at any time of day or evening, if you can't get a seat right away, one will usually be free soon enough. Until this weekend I hadn't eaten here, presuming it was run of the mill pub grub. Wrong! I had difficulty choosing from the menu... I loved the sound of everything. I opted for a special; the Steak Philly baguette - at around £8-9 the dearest item on the menu. My friend had the italian sausage pasta. Service was quick and the food arrived piping hot after a short wait. Presentation was first class, and the food delicious. The steak in my baguette was flavoursome, tender and lean. The generous helping of steak was stuffed in the philly cheese -lined crusty baguette and served with salad and fries. Excellent value for money. It was the extra touches that made my Bar 91 review 5* instead of 4* one. A small but notable example being when I asked for a glass of tap water, it was served with ice and a wedge each of lime and lemon. And when a larger table came available, the staff asked if we'd like to move from our stool-seated bar - we stayed put, but it was great customer service. Looking forward to eating here again - the prices are excellent for the Merchant City, and quality is first class. So, now it's on my food-places list as well as drink-places. Yay!

Was like sleeping above a frat party. Check in was literally checking in as if I was getting a…read moredrink at the literal bar. The sink was stopped up/water backed up, the shower went from scalding hot to frigid cold. We mentioned all to the manager on duty the next morning and kind of got a brush off..... grossly overcharged and the management didn't make it right... DO NOT BOOK HERE!!!!

The location is nice, and the place is spot on, very easy to find, and the parking is reasonable…read more However I have been there twice. So I am not going back there again, as the staff service are absolutely shambles! As when I ordered for the foods, and waited for a bit. Then the food was delivered to our table, and I pointed out that some of them were incorrect. So they have amended it with few more time waiting! Then I asked for the bill. and I tried to work out, as my friend and myself would like to spilt it up. But I have found some items on our bills aren't ours. But it have led more confusion with the staff, and their service are very poor. So I gave up and paid for everything, and walked out. Not a great service from the staff, as they were bit cheeky and impatient

Well this is my first review…read more I attended the Lounsdale on a Thursday with a group of friends to partake in the quiz night. I didn't arrive in time for food, but 4 out of the 5 people that ate enjoyed their food. I've eaten here in the past and always enjoyed it. It's part of the "sizzling pubs" chain but I'm not familiar with any other sizzling pubs in the area. It's a busy place, there were 15 teams in the pub quiz, and plenty of patrons staying for a gab after their dinner. Nice buzz about the place without being too full to move. It's a fairly standard pub quiz, picture round, music round etc. However, the best part of it is the quizmaster who cheats like mad. Now a cheating quiz master may sound bad but it is the opposite. Even if you have a dreadful round 2 or 3 out of 7 (2 pts a questions) you generally don't get less than 10 points out of 14 points for a round. In this way the quiz actually stays very competitive until the end as even the cleverest of teams can't pull away from the pack. 4 drinks, 2 pints and two short drinks, £12.50 that makes the drinks reasonable priced in my book. Nice night, the only problem is that the quiz starts quite late 9.15 p.m. (it's meant to be 9.00 p.m. but I arrived at 9.30 p.m. and the first round hadn't concluded) so I wasn't home until after 12 on a school night.

Fun in the middle of a residential district!…read more Pub Quiz on Thursday night was awesome! Pints are reasonable...pool tables, plenty of tellys to watch the football matches. Recommend it on Thursday night for something unusal mid week!

Great Irish pub the only difference from others is you order food and drinks at the bar. No matter…read morethe stew I had was really good. Nice relaxing pub with screens to watch or quiet enough for conversation.

Three of us stopped in here for dinner and drinks. It was quite busy and seems to be mostly filled…read morewith locals. It was a true bar/pub atmosphere. Ordering was confusing and that we didn't know you had to go to the bar to order food and drinks once we figured that out everything was great. The food was good and we would definitely go back

I pass by Home most weeks, and each time say to the Mr that we should pop in for a drink…read more Finally, we did. After wandering around the Merchant City, Home looked like the busiest place to hang for a while (it was mid week before payday - always quiet round here then!). It has a pretty decent cocktail menu with lots of weeknight deals - also deals on food, which smelled pretty awesome. Beerwise, not the best selection but you can get Estrella and a couple of others on tap - and it's ultra cheap! Less than £3 a pint. There's a pretty awesome balcony area too - the tables here get booked out so it'll be luvk to get on if you just drop in. There was actually a nice, relaxed atmosphere - not exactly homely, but friendly. We'll definitely be back.

You'll like Home…read more I'm not going to delve into the old cliché's; 'home is where the heart is' or 'there's no place like home'. Nah, I'm too sophisticated for that. Firstly, I think Home is both a clever and silly name for a bar. It's clever because you can say to your partner, 'I'm going Home' and you're all 'Muwahahah...sucker'. But when you're calling a taxi at the end of the night and you say, 'I'm at Home. I am going home' it starts getting confusing. Also, silly because I walk past Home and I think it's an interiors shop. Inside though, it's a beautiful place. It's got lovely mezzanine areas, and windy staircases. Tables and chairs litter the downstairs area, but separated by beautiful velvet covered room separators, giving you the confident and more intimate feeling that you normally wouldn't get from an open-plan area. Red leather sofas and high backed lounge chairs are dotted around, giving comfort where comfort is due. Too often in places that try to be chic, you'll find awesome looking furniture that isn't comfortable AT ALL. I'm glad that Home hasn't sacrificed comfort and functionality for interior design. The prices were much higher than I expected: £2.75 for a Tennents; £4 (FOUR POUND!) for a Hoegaarden (but then again Hoegaarden is a really nice beer). However, Home does have other traits that make up for that, such as 2 for £5 meal deals all day long. And though I didn't try their food, other than a communal plate of chips shared within our party, I was told by a friend, that the food is top notch. The place did have such a party atmosphere that I can understand why it is so popular among the pre-club crowd. On a Friday night, a first class DJ is spinning some very diplomatic beats; nothing too genre specific. I hope you go to Home. It has a lot going for it, and I fin it hard to believe a person wouldn't be able to enjoy themselves here.

Try the real IPA on tap. I also had various apps, didn't try full dinner. All good, and the…read morespecials were a good deal. The haggis got a thumbs up from an aficionado. Relaxed atmosphere, not too bright. I kept going back during my three week stay.

What always amuses me about this relatively trendy bar is the demographic of the patrons. We were…read morethe youngest of quite a number of customers in there, and we're in our forties! Perhaps it says more about the Newlands area on a Sunday lunchtime than the bar, because the bar should be popular with a younger crowd. The real ale selection is good, the decor is good, it could be more comfortable perhaps with a couple more sofas, but it is comfortable enough. The food, well it's comfortable too, not challenging, but very decent value and difficult to not like. I went for the 10 chicken wings (you can order 50!) with red hot sauce for the starter, and the "go large" cumberland sausage and seasoned mash, peas and onion gravy for my lunch main. The shock was that the chicken wings had a genuine kick, not what I'm used to in this pub, and that though they were small 10 was a large starter, 50 for £10.99 would be a pretty large meal. At this point I was thinking about giving a four. Then the main came, and it was okay. The mash was typically a bit safe and the sausage too. It was fine but lacking spice and herbs, so back to a three. I think they know their clientele, but I like a more intense flavour.

I've been to Mulberry Street loads of times down the years yet shamefully have never reviewed it…read more Time to put that right! Mulberry Street is a bar/restaurant that's doggie friendly, sells up to three real ales (usually Harviestoun and Fyne Ales), serves food and has a pretty big outdoor seating area. The beers are always well kept and this is shown by the yearly entries in the Good Beer Guide that Mulberry Street enjoys. The food is really good and not that expensive too, with Sunday brunch being the highlight with all dishes being served with a pot of tea or speciality coffee. They also have a quiz on Monday nights which is free to enter. The staff are really friendly and efficient too. It tends to get pretty busy on a weekend and in the evenings, and if it's a sunny day you'll need to turn up early to get a prime seat at one of the bistro style outdoor tables to watch Strathbungo life go by! Other establishments in the area may be more hyped, but they can't beat Mulberry Street's dedication over the years to this once obscure area of the Southside.

This dog friendly pub is a nice spot to pop into for a drink. We initially sat outside although it…read morestarted to rain a little so moved inside. It's not all that memorable in terms of decor (lots of cream colours) but it is nice enough and had comfortable couches. There's a separate area for the restaurant which was very quiet compared to the bar area but maybe that was because it was mid afternoon. Toilets are downstairs although when we'd visited, the power had gone out so the waitress directed me to the disabled instead. Staff at the bar were really friendly and chatty and I was impressed with the range of drinks. I opted for Strongbow on tap, and there was also West beers available. A round of 4 drinks was just over £10 so not too pricey either. Only downside was that they don't do cocktails but it is a pretty small bar so I guess they can't do everything! I'd definitely head back to check out the food after this visit.