Right in the middle of the Main Street in Baillieston, and the cheapest by far however it's not my…read morefirst choice of pub but I do go in on occasion. It was always named the "Auld House" for many years but over the past couple it has changed hands several times. The thing that struck me between the East End and West of the city it the price you pay for a pint in the West End, although if your from Glasgow you will probably understand anyway. Notwithstanding its a good pub for a pint if your out shopping locally

One of the better bars in Barrhead, friendly staff and regulars who are always up for a chat or…read morelaugh, in general its a mix of young and old clientele. The bar it's self has two main parts a smaller upstairs main bar and a larger lounge area downstairs. The prices are the main selling point with the drinks set at a pretty reasonable rate. Another bonus is there's no football on in the bar so no fights or folk screaming at screens!

I asked my niece why she shows this place for her 16th birthday, her response was that there was…read moresomething for everyone. She wasn't wrong, but like all pub grub chain menus it was vast and it looked a little ominous for my tastes. I ordered off the early evening menu which limited my choice, but I wasn't fussed. My wife's nachos arrived first, it was an impressive looking platter. Then the garlic bread arrived it was a pretty bland affair, but not burnt and actually quite tasty. My burger was brought and actually it was delightful, I'd added the cheese and bacon. The bacon was crisp as was the accompanying veg. So much so, I ordered a brownie and ice cream. Now it's not going to win a Michelin star, but it's certainly better than some of the other chain pub grills I've been in recently. So while my average for such places would be three stars, this one isn't bad and rockets to the heady heights of a four.

You cannot beat the Beefeater for burgers. You can't. It's a fact…read more I come here at least a couple of times a month and take advantage of their Beefeater Rewards Card which allows points to be saved and exchanged for money off vouchers or special offers. All good value. The food here is of a very high standard. Yes, it's a Beefeater so the menu is limited in the sense that there'll be a lot of red meat but there are still some fish, chicken, pasta and salad dishes too. The focus is on steak and burgers and so it should be as they do it very well. The restaurant is part of a hotel/pub/restaurant complex with a Premier Inn (in Newton Mearns?!?) so the clientele is varied between the traveler and the local and there appear to be a lot of regulars from the local area (always a good sign). Here are some points of interest: 1 - Hobgoblin on draught at the bar 2 - Bottomless fries 3 - This was the last Beefeater to be given an individual name.

Been before and had a good meal it's a bit pricey for what you are getting went back again the…read morestarter was good but the main meal was the worst meal I have ever had .had chicken stuffed with haggis I got runny haggis left most of it girlfriend had fish and chips and came home and was very sick and to make things worse it was very dear for the crap food that you were getting wont be back

Great wee carvery that is very reasonably priced. It is worth signing up to their mailing list as…read moreyou always receive money off vouchers or freebies! Staff are very friendly and quick to serve you with a cheery smile. There is a small bar area just as you come in that is seperate from the carvery area if you fancy a wee drink post dinner. If you are on the soft drinks there is plenty parking outside. Well worth a wee visit if in the area!

An enjoyable place to have a quick meal and well priced, it's a carvery and a decent one, the price…read moreis good for the food, but the drinks are quite expensive.