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.

Doing well in difficult times. Lovely helpful staff with a great selection of drinks and views over…read morethe River Clyde.

Decent pub with another bar in the cellar, where they often have live music. Views over the Firth…read moreof Clyde out the back windows.

A fantastic wee pub in the coastal village of Kilcreggan. A favourite with the locals this small…read morepub has everything you expect from a village pub plus views out across the firth of cyde, handy for the local ferry or the Waverly which comes into the pier during the summer season. It has always been a warm and welcoming pub when you've come off the boat and are either waiting for the next bus or just for the weather to abate. If it's evening entertainment that you're interested in then the pool table is very popular as are the regular Karaoke nights and the friendly local bar staff.

suppose its better than anywere round ere but its owned by an ex polis that used tae gee me shit…read morewhen a was younger but sound now

Good local pub, found in a building which dates back around 300 years, when it was used as a…read moresorting office/staging post for the Roya Mail. Recently refurbished, has Sky TV but no real ales... Don't know whether they serve food, but I doubt it.

The cafe is a wee oasis in the desert that is inverclyde! Perhaps the only problem is that it is…read moredefinitely Glasgow prices, but I guess that keeps the neds at bay and you are paying to drink in the best pub around! Service in here has always been good and one of the bartenders, Brendan, is game for a laugh! Food is good in here if you're looking for a nice bite for lunch but I wouldnt recommend dinner as this place gets packed at night time! Serious standing room only. If your going for your lunch, sit up the back as there is a huge window with panoramic views of the Clyde estuary. Whenever I sit here I just get transfixed watching all the boats and ferrys! One of the best sunsets this side of Timbuktu can be viewed from this pub as well! Quiz night is always a laugh in the Cafe but if you want to attend, bring your pal from Mensa as its bloody impossible! But a good laugh all the same!

On a crisp, sunny day there are few better day trip locations from Glasgow than Gourock, and few…read morebetter places to enjoy a spot of lunch and a few ice cold beers than the place known locally as the "cafe". Offering spectacular views across the Clyde, the best thing about the Cafe is that this is predominantly a local bar. In other words, rather than being tacky, touristy or ridiculously over-priced, it just so happens to be a normal bar with a spectacular location. Exceedingly child friendly during the day, the place can be lively at night and offers an extensive menu and fine selection of beers on tap, including Erdinger.

So... I'm a tourist. My family ventured into this pub for a bite to eat after our cruise ship…read moredocked at Greenock. We finally figured out we had to order food at the bar, and of course I got fish and chips. The food took some time to come out, but honestly it was well worth it. THIS WAS THE BEST FISH AND CHIPS I HAVE EVER EATEN. Maybe it's because I'm an American tourist and I haven't had enough fish and chips to make a fair assessment. But. I tell you. The fish was fried to perfection: flaky, crispy, and not too greasy. I typically hate peas, but these ones were sweet and fresh. The fries were also good. I am so happy to have stumbled upon this place with my family. I ate fish and chips about 5 other times while I was in the British Isles and none of those hold a candle to this place. Highly recommend for the fish!

I am truly a sucker for a wetherspoons establishment. I mean, where else can you go for a really…read moregreat selection of drinks, get full up on said drinks and leave feeling like you haven't burned through your life savings? A wetherspoons pub, that's where!! This pub, like many of the other wetherspoons was in a grand building with high ceilings and loads of seating. The toilets are big and bright and always clean. We were able to order some drinks and find a great table with a decent view of Greenock. My guy and I only stayed for a few as we were on our way to a concert at the Beacon, but we had high hopes of making it back after the concert for some snacks after checking out the substantial food menu. Unfortunately, we didn't get back from the concert before 11pm (when they stop selling food), but we did stop back in for more drinks and crisps on our way back to the hotel. The perfect night cap to an amazing night.

There's an unfortunate dearth of choice on the pumps - not the pub for real ale fans, but if you…read morelike your whisky you're going to be blown away by the sheer plenitude of single malts on offer. As the first pub I went to when I came of age, I'll sum up The Clyde Bar in the following poem: A Toast to the Clyde From the psychedelic paint job that has ye tripping through the door, Tae the shelves o' finest whisky for your taste buds tae explore. The Clyde's where I've been gettin' foo, for twenty five quick years. I dread to count the cash I've spent whilst getting in the beers! I first came here for the live bands rockin' every weekend nicht. 'Course now it's where the DJ's play while the young ones shake their bits. She was the first one in here to serve me, Back in my teenage years. Now I still drink at Tina's bar and her memory aft brings tears. This place has always been well staffed, as I look back on days gone by. And Johnny's always been stressed oot, but we've never found out why! Aye, we've all come here a lang while, And o'er that time it's stood the test. 'cos of all the bars in Scotland, The Clyde's amang the best!

The only bar in Helensburgh worth going to. Good music, friendly bartenders and a late license at…read morethe weekend. There's no where else close guaranteed to be so chav free and music friendly.

You could easily drive by this little unasuming pub's restaurant. Don't!…read more We had a lovely meal there on 26/02/11 around 5pm. All the dishes are freshly prepared and delicious. I had the trout with almonds. Almost too much for one - yummy. If I had to be picky, we felt the brocolli was a little overcooked and it would have been nice to see on the menu or be offered a side dish of vegetables for all main courses. I had the trout was only offered chips or new potatoes. Or thinking about it again now, perhaps the big dish of brocolli and carrots that arrived with the steak pies was meant for all of us. The waitress didn't say. There was enough for everyone, so we just tucked in. I would like to suggest that diners are offered a dish of veggies of the day for the whole table, or ask the diners to pick 2 veg from a small selection? Would love to go back again and have the chicken with garlic and white wine sauce. That tasted amazing too!

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Yes, it IS quite a journey to get to, but I'd say it's worth the visit. I visited on the Saturday…read moreof the Easter weekend, and enjoyed the whole experience. There was a band all set up to play at 9.30 pm and I think that the whole village of Kilcreggan turned up just as they started. Up until that point the place was about half full and the many TV screens kept you entertained,(if you like football that is ). The band consisted of three men and some acoustic string instruments, not all guitars. They started with an Eagles song and the place just suddenly filled up with locals. Being a small and remote village, I got the feeling that everyone knew who everyone was and the band played really well but the place was that busy that I'm not sure that most of them bothered with them. Some women had a wee dance in the wee space just in front of the band. I think that there was either an over friendliness between the women of the village or just a small section of the population that were known lesbians as there was a lot of arse fondling for long periods. Just felt it was a bit unusual. Anyway, the owners turned up to take over from the injured barmaid and they were very friendly and bubbley. I don't know if they do food during the day but I can recommend this place for the good feel on a Saturday night. I was open right up to 1 am.