This is one of the better wetherspoons i have been in. Lots of comfy seats and on this occassion we…read morewere lucky enough to be able to have a big booth. One of the things i love about spoons is that the menu is clearly labelled what is gluten free. Today i had my usual chicken skewers with rice and coleslaw. Its very filling and the yogurt dip is beautiful. Will definetly be back in this spoons very soon!

I really like this Wetherspoons and out of all the Weatherspoons I have been in, this is by far one…read moreof the best. Plenty of seating and it is always clean - staff definitely seem on top of things here! I've had food here before (which was nice!) but on this occasion, I just popped in for a pint of soda water & lime (80p). Got a comfy seat and enjoyed my drink (it contained plenty of lime, just the way I like it!)

The twice ive been in here for a drink, i was made as welcome as a bullet in the head…read more Staff where rude. Seems very cliquey, looks like if your not part of the "in" crowd here, you may as well not come in. Could feel the eyes in the back of our heads as we left our unfinished drinks.

Only drink in Chapmans if- (A) You were born and died in…read moreRutherglen,or (B) Your Siamese twin was born and died in Rutherglen,or You are attending a funeral party,preferably your own.

Now how can I say this politely. . I never did venture into the Stirrup Cup until a few weeks ago…read more The first thing I noticed when i opened the door was the distinct smell of pee. I Though it was quite bizarre. I ordered a pint of miller, and was handed it by a barman who looked like I had just called his mother a bad name. I still couldnt get rid of the smell of wee. I honestly couldnt take it anymore and had to leave.

Have to agree with dickyhart the first thing that hits you is the smell of urine, wondered in…read moremyself one day for a pint, first of was told by a drunk woman I was standing in someones space thats before I even ordered,had to move then was served by Mr Grumpy the barman! The smile you give out returns to you!

This pub is without doubt the best in the entire East End of Glasgow, the beer is superb, as are…read morethe staff Janie and wee Maggie work wonders if you have not been please give it a try you will fall in love with it

Best pint of lager in Glasgow…read more enough said

Not a bad place to go for a drink, wee bit overpriced but worth it. the DJ at the weekend is good…read moreand will play most requests with a polite nod after you ask him. The restaraunt is good value and the food is nice but not spectacular.

Arrived today food overpriced poor quality asked for a med rare steak got a overcooked poor quality…read moresteak told the bar staff who said they would tell the chef nothing done about it won't be back

The Thistle Inn has been here for what seems like a millennia I can remember my dad drinking here…read morewhen he was a young man, he used to come in here on. Friday night after he had his bath and my mum collected his " suit" from the pawnbrokers yes that's right " the pawn" I think everybody was poor in the fifties. Anyway the intrerior has not changed much over the years except a paint job every few years, don't get me wrong it's a vey pleasant place to while a away a few hours whilst waiting for either the karaoke or DJ to appear, the bar is well stocked as is the spirits on offer moreover the lounge which is a wee bit small is very comfortable the only down side to the lounge is that the juke box is housed there meaning if you can't play a tune in the bar as the music is not piped through to the bar. That's me bring pedantic the pub is great on a Sunday afternoon when the football is on and as the majority of the people support Celtic it's very atmospheric during a game but everyone is welcome and that makes for a great place to be on a Sunday or a Saturday night The staff are excellent and very attentive and know everyone by name and I noticed that the entire pub is due a major refurbishment , notwithstanding the beer is great as are the clientele once the pub gets done up it may well get five stars

Love this pub, not only is it close to where I stay but every weekend there is live music, and who…read moredoes not love a live gig, it's a very friendly and welcoming pub the prices are average for the East End. There is free soup and a crusty roll every day ( home made) mmm if ever in the area give it a try however be advised its choc -a on a Saturday night

I attended my nephews christening party back in March 2024 in the Millcroft function hall upstairs…read moreand when I arrived I parked in the car park located to the side of the Millcroft which stated, customers only (which I was one). There was no signage that stated you had to pay to park here so that was fine, I was there for less than 2 hours. A few days later I got a parking fine through the door! I was so confused and called up the millCroft and spoke with a manager (who has now left) and she advised me, don't worry, this has happened a few times and that she would deal with it. That manager left a few weeks later and I kept getting letters chasing me for this fine to be paid. I then got a letter from a debt collection agency advising I was to pay £170 asap and there was no way around it! I called up the Millcroft once again and spoke with the new manager Stephen, and he was great! I explained the whole situation to him and he advised me that when you enter any of the premises beside that car park you have to fill out your vehicle details on an iPad (these rules have only been in place less than 1 year). I had no idea and it wasn't clearly stated. He completely understood my point and he got in touch with the parking company immediately and worked his magic and they agreed to remove my parking fine! I was so worried I would have had to pay this, but I was over the moon when Stephen emailed me back within 30 minutes to tell me it was all sorted! I was very impressed with how Stephen dealt with this and how professional and friendly he was, if I ever have any issues I would 100% ask for him and have all faith that he would solve the issue. All in all the christening party was great and the space was great! My family have been using the Millcroft function halls for years! I even had my 21st birthday party there too so I would 100% recommend it!

Ahh! The Millcroft, locally known as the New Orleans. A…read morefairly large looking pub, but its not. The lounge is quite small and the Wallace bar a bit larger with a function suite upstairs. the lounge looks ok when you walk in, but the toilets are an absolute joke. The have the usual karaoke at the weekends. They did try live music,but the regulars put paid to that. The bar staff are efficient in their duties, if a bit impersonal. Draught Beers and lagers are limited, but a good choice of bottled drinks and spirits. The wallace bar is a typical west of scotland drinking mans establishment, very few woman go in this bit. The function suite upstairs is stuck in 1992. and has a very bizarre entrance. You have to go through the lounge area and many attending the function end up there by mistake. Not the best pub in the world, but not the worst either. its unpretentious and doesnt claim to be something it isnt. Got taken over by Belhaven breweries recently and they have knocked out any soul it had left.

Traditional pub, Just off the main street in rutherglen. The staff are friendly and the booze is…read morereasonably priced. The seating arrangments seem to be badly laid out which can cause some problems for moving around inside the bar. Nice place, nice folk, nice pint. I will return.

It's a wee bit out of the way,but I got a friendly welcome and didn't get…read more ripped off at the bar.Nice pint,good atmosphere,only the geography holds it back.Worth a visit.