Good pub food for reasonable price for my family of four. Service was very pleasant. I stayed for…read moretasty dessert of sticky toffee pudding after fish and chips. Would definitely go back.

Great welcoming with a sample of both Scottish IPAs served as I didn't know them…read more Good food all the way: - Haggis perfect, - homemade fish and chips, - burger to match my kid's expectation. I stumbled by chance in Strathaven and discovered a friendly lovely place. Will come back if I have the opportunity to wander in the area

Best pub in Strathaven, 4 real ale hand pumps and a great selection of beers in the fridge.read more

Applebank Inn is a lovely pub and restaurant that has a very welcoming feel, it's the type of place…read moreyou can hang out in without feeling like you need to rush out as soon as you've had your drinks or eaten. They have a large area that's hidden from the main pub area where food can be eaten but it can also be hired for an occasion. I had my birthday dinner here recently where there were 26 people and we all got our food at the same time and it tasted great. The menu is big with lots of dishes to suit most. There's vegetarian options and being lactose intolerant, there were lots of meals on the menu that I could choose from. The staff are lovely and were very good dealing with everyone's requests at my dinner party. Sometimes they have bands come in at play at the weekend which certainly brings in a crowd.

An unexpected gem set next to the river Avon in the village of Millheugh, a sort of leafy suburb of…read moreLarkhall. It's a fine, 300-year-old, stone-built inn, that sits above a weir and just before a tall, ancient bridge. Inside it's just as you'd hope such a place would be, the eager staff will even regale you with the story of the "Black Lady". She comes in some times, and they even hold seances so you can communicate with her! The beer choices are acceptable, not great, the food menu though is more interesting. Two of us picked langoustines with charred bread and a garlic butter, for - I think - about £6. Obviously we expected either tiny ones or a couple of medium ones, but no, there were four pretty large langoustines for that price and there were no complaints about the flavours either! Almost astonishing value. I went metro-retro for the main and opted for the lasagne. It was a nice lasagne, cheesy, firm and with plenty of mince, not quite as mother would make it but everyone likes theirs differently, and she was a very fine, qualified cook. It had more cheddar than parmesan, but I love rich food so it was no problem to me and I may well have it next time.

A good local pub with a restaurant attached. It has a ramp thus allowing for disabled access. It…read morecan get very busy and you do know it is a local as everyone knows everyone. The pub prices are reasonable and the majority of the time you can get served quite quickly. There is a small car park usually used by people in the restaurant. The only thing is due to the no smoking ban you have to walk past people who are smoking not the nicest entrance to a pub.

This is located in a small village called Glassford and is a pub and restaurant. The pub is popular…read morewith the locals as it is the only one in the village. The restaurant is nice we went in and were given a nice table it was relatively quiet when we were there which was good as some of the tables are quite close together. The food is really good the prices are mid range not cheap but you do get quite a lot for your money. The staff are friendly and its quite a warm atmosphere. It is best to book especially for a Sunday as it is always busy and shuts about 4.30pm on a Sunday. A nice place for a special treat. They have a very small car park but most people park on the main roads round about.

Slow service, waited ages for food which was luke warm and not worth the money. Terrible. Will not…read morebe back.