This is a small, quaint pub. It's a locals spot. If you're looking for something fancy, keep on…read morewalking. We had a glass of wine and a beer for less than seven euros. During our visit we talked to several of the locals. Very engaging people. For some of the local color, this is the place to go.

Just a perfect plain pub. Service was friendly, selection wasn't bad, horse races can be bet on…read moreacross the street.

I went out for a drink on my way for a Sat night out in Glasgow but ended up staying the entire…read morenight! At first it seemed a bit dodgy but within half an hour we were having a total ball. What a riot! Everyone was so nice and the karaoke was hilarious. Locals say it smells like piss but at 2 pounds a pint, who cares? Also, I didn't notice the scent. Defo a fun night!

I'm having a hard time scoring between two and three stars here. I mean, I've experienced better…read morebut it really was ok. My guy and I were in town for a concert at the Beacon and decided that we wanted to check out some of the local pubs. This one was nearby and had a good amount of patrons, so why not? Walking in, we were immediately blinded by the bright white lights that lit up the place. Not the most cozy atmosphere with the particle board seating booths and the tacky tiling, but the guy behind the bar was friendly enough and we were very welcomed. I was about one of three women in the bar, so the ladies toilet was quite grim, and even though there were "no football colours" signs posted there were plenty of local football strips worn. (the small print on the signs said it was ok) Tvs were on every wall, so sports were being watched at every turn. We only stayed for one drink and headed on to another pub but I wouldn't necessarily say I'd avoid this place if ever we returned to Greenock, but there are other pubs in the area that are nicer.

They have a CRT TV and tennants cans and they don't like ray mackinnon. Only issue is that they are…read morein Greenock

Not the best pub in the world, it doesn't sell any real ale and you have to climb a dark narrow…read morestaircase to get to the bar. The only thing that its got going for it is that is handy for a pint before going to watch the Mighty Greenock Morton, you can leave the back at 2.59 and still get into the ground in time for kick-off.

Great food, service and atmosphere! If you're coming in from the cruise ship, it's a great stop to…read moregrab a bite to eat!!

Nice place for lunch dinner and drinks if you're in varied company where not everyone has the same…read moretastes. Unlikely to offend with a very large and reasonably priced menu. Weekend nights have live acoustic music- there's a dining area with tables and booths and bar area. Good selection of inexpensive cocktails and some mocktails, the food menu really is HUGE with some pub grub type stuff, pastas, pizzas and some sharing platter including a veggie one which I found very tasty and ludicrously cheap at roughly a fiver for a board for one! nice suki tea for all the tea jennies out there too! gets very busy on weekend nights, definitely best to book ahead!

This is like stepping back in time. Everything you expect in a modern pub (juke boxes, video games,…read moremeals, 'have a nice day' service) is missing. There's a bar, seats and a table or two. It's the old minimalism and great for it.

This is like stepping back in time. Everything you expect in a modern pub (juke boxes, video games,…read more meals, 'have a nice day' service) is missing. There's a bar, seats and a table or two. It's the old minimalism and great for it.

It have been recently refurbished , and it is alright, but I have liked the old one which it was…read morecalled the Kitchen as i twas much more cozier at this time in the past. However the times seemed to have moved on.