Sleazy rock? Check! Dirty blues? Check! I think I'm going to like it. Now this was a joint I'd never heard of and only came into contact through a friends wee birthday night out. Now we're not talking heavy full pedal to metal kinda night as the participants and birthday man himself had been doing a 24 hour DJ charity gig around Glasgow the day before. So this was a Sunday night just chillin' and grabbing a few beers kinda night listening to all them dirty dirty blues. Da da da da dum! Oh and talking a whole lotta random nonsence. Da da da da dum! At the entrance it spilt into two, venue to left and the bar to the right, here I am stuck in middle..... er em. Sorry! Anyhoo we had a booth which looked like it could be closed to make a private party area. Steady! It was an all round really good night, the decor was non too shabby for a rock stylee venue with fancy wall paper and chandeliers, one girl actually blended into the wall with the top she was wearing. Nice! Drinks what you'd kinda expect to pay in the city centre but overall a fab night out and wouldn't mind swinging by again for some more of them dirty blues. Da da da da dum! Did I mention I saw The Beatles playing in the venue when we left? Very surreal! read more

With an hour to kill before dinner, I needed a cocktail. Or two. And some chips. Thankfully Slouch has all these things on the menu PLUS seating so that meant it was the perfect stop for Saturday afternoon drinks. My first cocktail was the Personality Crisis £5.95. Made from "Smirnoff Green Apple Vodka & Xante Pear Cognac, shaken with lemons and apple juice. Finished with a splash of lemonade and a drizzle of grenadine, served in a chilled wine glass." There's no denying this cocktail had an apple zing to it - quite sweet but not too over the top and pretty easy drinking. I'd ordered the twice cooked fries (£2.95) and they arrived pretty quickly and were piping hot. They weren't amazing fries, a little greasy but overall they were pretty decent and we demolished them without any trouble. I then opted to get into a second cocktail - it was a Saturday afternoon, after all. The Black Magic Woman (£6.50) is an espresso martini with "Illy Espresso, Smirnoff Red, Patron XO & brown sugar shaken over ice, strained into a martini glass and dusted with chocolate." Woah. This was GOOD. I mean, really good. A bit addictive, even. Thankfully I wouldn't be able to tolerate two espresso martinis so that wasn't really an option. I loved the chocolate dusting and it was one of the best espresso martinis I've ever had. I'd even go so far as to say I would go back to Slouch just for this cocktail, it was that good. read more

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How the dickens have I never been in here before? TELL ME HOW, DAMMIT??? After a night at a Yelp event, a gig in the O2 ABC, and band watching in Howlin' Wolf, I'd got wind that the Temperance Movement (the gig I was at) were chilling out in Slouch and generally faffing about. So, being a glory hunter, off I went. And yes, the band were there, I hobnobbed and selfied and high fived and even bought drinks, had drinks bought for me and basically fanboyed out. That was cool. But... but.... but!!! Slouch itself is INCREDIBLE. Open until 3am (which is when I stumbled out *hic*) every night, it's a cool basement bar, with a wide range of beers, ales, lagers and spirits. I had *cough* some Joker IPA and some St Mungo, both fine Scottish beverages. Prices aren't too steep even allowing for city centre and late night prices, and there's tons of nooks and crannies to get lost in, cool chandeliers to admire, candles galore and the music choice was eclectic, varied but fantastic. There was some space for dancing, as Phil from the Temperance Movement demonstrated ably with his missus. The winchin' was maybe a bit OTT, but hey, who am I to judge? Get in here! I will definitely be back! Although, I of course am never, ever drinking again. Ever. At all. Until Friday. read more

It still works! Since I first ventured in here, they've started to put on gigs (aye, tis another music venue in sunny G) which totally fits in with the vibe of the place and not like some places where it can feel a tad 'crowbarred' in to pull in the crowds. This place is kinda settling in to itself. It still has a 'shirt and tie' feel to it, purely down to it's cosy couches, good music vibe that we all seek for a post work pint. Staff in here continue to be both friendly, efficient and engaging. This is good! I like my bar staff to smile at me and pass the time of day, not to judge me by my age, dress sense and lack of media glasses (they're in my bag ok... they're prescription... bloody hipsters!).... and yes Sleazies, I am looking directly at you, pointing fingers and holding a flashing neon sign which reads 'I'm referring to you, Sleazies, in the last disguised attack on aloof, judgmental staff'. Is this my favorite of the Bath Street bars? Eh? You know what, it's not far off. That is all, you may leave now.... close the door please. read more

A wee quick beer before going for Pizza, never been here before liked the vibe of the bar. Also it has Williams IPA, West, ST Mungo's and Heverlee on draught. what's not to like. I believe they do food must remeber to check this place out in the near future. I often forget to visit this end of town. read more

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Slouch is my post-work stop-off point. It's a great place to come and wind down after a busy day. Week nights, post-work, is normally quite lively. Not overly busy, but a good vibe to the place. Mostly rock music - heavily 90s influenced - so right up my street. Great staff, always friendly and open to nattering on the quieter evenings. And, unless it's really busy, they also do table service. They have a good beer selection - Williams Bro and West on draught - Joker IPS (my choice of draught beer) is £3.95 a pint - as well as a decent range of bottled beers. They also do cocktails. you'll find cocktail menus on every table. Try the espresso martini. As well as a pretty awesome bar, there's also a dedicated restaurant area - on the left as you come in the main door, the bar is on the right. Great bar food - mostly burgers, pizza, nachos and hot dogs. There's also a Market Menu that's updated daily. Oh, and banoffee cheese cake! Bands also play here, mostly at the weekend. It's a great intimate venue. But if the music gets too loud for you, they have ear plugs for free at the bar. Right I better run, the work bell has just rung and I'm due at Slouch. read more

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A couple of my friends invited my to photograph them singing/playing the guitar at Slouch on Sunday. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the friendly bar staff who took my drink order. I was super early for the gig so I ordered a pizza for the wait which was great! Just a simple margarita, but my goodness it was full of flavour. I soon found out that cocktails are half price on Sundays. (Woohoo!) I highly recommend Dr Feelgoods and Grounds For Divorce. Once the gig was over we stayed for some more cocktails and munchies in the form of Nachos. I'm very much looking forward to coming back here! read more

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Since I first reviewed Slouch, it has become a regular post work pit stop with the Mr to unwind and blether about our days. I've still not got round to eating here, but the food looks and smells amazing! And they do regular meal deals too. They've an alright selection of beers (bottled and on tap) but we usually opt for Joker ipa (currently £3.95 a pint). Slouch also does a lot of cocktails, with different promotional prices which change regularly. The staff are always super friendly and are good for a chat if you're on your own. I've also been here at the weekend - it gets extremely busy but the staff are just as good, and offer a table service for drinks. The music is always (and I mean ALWAYS) awesome - because it's chosen by the customers. I've put up a tip with the email address for music requests. All in all, I LOVE Slouch! read more

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Holy moley this place is goooood. Great range of draught beers & the food was sooooooooo goood!!! Even the chips- so pleasantly spiced! Add to these things the fact that the staff are freakn brilliant, the play list of super good tunes, and the cosy chill atmosphere and decor complete with homely candles and this place is winning at life. Got a nice range of spirits too so I'll be back to try those. Wish I knew about this place sooner! read more

Slouch - The most amazing spread ever!! - Lounges Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Good pub but it's self service for food and you have to pay at the same time. Not as good for bigger groups

Loved it, 5 star from me! Wahoo! I visited Slouch on a Friday evening after work. I'd walked past multiple times when on bath street and continuously thought to myself 'I must try it'. Finally I decided it was time after listening to a friend talk about their cocktails. Wow what a menu. There must be something on there to suit everybody. From vegan delights to enchiladas, to mac and cheese to burgers and hot dogs. I found it so difficult to pick! I narrowed it down to four, then three, then just bit the bullet and went for the Cowboy burger and twice cooked chips. Mainly 'cause I'm a sucker for twice cooked chips! The Cowboy had a hunk of perfectly cooked beef patty (it was so thick!) topped wiith grilled cheese, bacon, house burger sauce (usually BBQ but I swapped it out) and a cheeky crispy onion ring. I was really pleased Iswapped out the BBQ sauce for their house burger sauce - it was totally a good shout. Delicious! The twice cooked chips were heavenly! Perfect crunch on the outside, fluffy inner and accompanied the super creamy coleslaw marvellously. Patrick had the Meat Lover pizza which was super duper cheesy loveliness. Every piece he pulled off was like gooey cheese porn, eeee! Stringy, gooey, cheesy spectacular. Even though I struggled to finish my main I was dying to try a dessert. We ordered coffee whilst we waited for our tummies to free up some room for seconds. We were meant to share - but neither of us could come to an agreed choice, so we ordered one each. Even though we had zero room haha... I got the sticky toffee pudding (such an amazing choice of mine!) and Patrick got the rum and flake baked banana. Both were soooooo freaking good. Mine more so ;). The toffee sauce was beaut, soft spongey cake and wonderfully creamy ice cream. Yasss! The reason this review got 5 stars though is mainly due to the outstanding service we received. The staff truly deserve every single tip that comes their way. They're friendly, efficient and so totally on it! I've not had service that good in a longgggg time. Absolutely spot on. I'll be back! read more

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I love Slouch. It's perfect to start or finish your night. If you're hungry then you can't go wrong with the Cajun chicken pizza or a burger and chips. The kitchen stays open pretty late which is an added bonus for those working late and needing to refuel for a big night on tiles. This little gem of a bar is a music fans hangout. The duke box caters for hard rock, indie and classic rock and punk fans. The venue also provides live music with bands appearing every week. The staff are friendly and very on the ball with service. Even on a busy night you be kept waiting long. The layout of the place is really well thought out for such a small bar. The booths are comfy and the atmosphere is laid back. If you like your old school games then ask for a shot at Connect Four. You'll be graced with a HUGE version of the 80's kids classic. The prices for drinks and food are very reasonable for such a swanky looking watering hole. A favourite with hipsters, aging rockers, punks and suave thirty somethings. read more

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Everything about Slouch is braw as far as I'm concerned. I'll list off why I've been going there several times a week (I'm not an alcoholic, just a wee cheeky disclaimer there). If you were an alcoholic this is the kind of place to hop on that booze wagon in style, but I digress.... - Great food. Sandwiches the size of yer face, spicy chips and the burgers need to be seen to be believed. - Drinks aplenty. The beer supply is good (Brewdog IPA, etc are available), so your craft beer and world beer bases are covered. - The cocktails read like a rock playlist. The Black Hole Sun is a bit of a temptress. - Late night opening hours! - Probably one of the only places in Glasgow to serve good food till 2 in the morning! - Live music nights and when that's not on, there's always a good mix of rock, ska, Brit pop and punk on in the background (if the bar staff are playing the tunes on their Ipods, they have good taste). At the weekends this place is understandably rammed, but it's never uncomfortable. Every time I've been here I've intended to come in for one drink, and stayed for the whole night. It's comfy, classy but doesn't take itself too seriously. The bar staff are lovely, the banter is good, there's a good, mixed crowd in here. In town it can be difficult to find a bar that isn't just trying to get people through the door. It's also difficult to find a bar that isn't full of young, silly bell ends who would rather spew their drink up than enjoy it. What I'm trying to say is, it's nice to go to a bar with good punters and good music that isn't going to deafen you or have that stench of depravity about it. All in all, one of the best bars in town, which sets a high benchmark for some of the other dives trying to entice you in to their Batcaves. This will make hipsters of the world greet into their white Russians, but it's better than Sleazy's. There, I said it. read more

I can't remember the last time I was in Slouch. Not because it's been a long time, just because it's got a good bar, great music and it becomes just another basement bar that I've stumbled out of. For that alone I'd recommend checking it out, but last week I was there to meet some people for food. After a few St.Mungos, I was getting pretty hungry so ordered the chicken satay skewers to start and the Southern Girl for my main. Thankfully the food didn't take too long to arrive, just as it didn't take too long for me to demolish the chicken satay skewers! That wasn't before I noted how succulent and juicy they were, whilst being wonderfully chargrilled on the outside. The peanut sauce could've done with a little more kick to it but overall it was delicious. Not long after that the Southern Girl arrived. At this point I should point out that it wasn't actually a girl from the South, but a plate consisting of Southern fried chicken breast with a portion of creamy mashed potato, crisp fried hash browns and homemade dirty chicken gravy. No, I'm not sure why you'd make gravy from a dirty chicken but there you have it. Again the chicken was good, but I admit that I expected a bit more of a flavour from the Southern fried breadcrumbs. The mash was good, the gravy was tasty and for the most part the hash browns were crisp and delicious. I say for the most part, because the parts of them there were wading in the dirty chicken gravy soon turned soggy and disintegrated. I love potato. I mean I LOVE potato. I may have mentioned this in other reviews (and obviously you've read them all by now) but for me this combo didn't quite work. Mash and gravy is good, the chicken was good, but adding the hash browns didn't really bring anything to the dish and it all ended up being a bit bland and mushy. Maybe a different veg? Maybe serve it on a plate and not add so much gravy? I'm not sure, but it was all kinda 'meh' by the end. I can't believe I've just said that about a potato dish. This won't stop me going back to Slouch and try more of their food. It was all well cooked, and served with a smile. The beer is good, the music is good, and the prices aren't too steep for the city centre. I'll be back! read more

The most challenging thing about playing live at Slouch? Watching the most drool-worthy juicy burgers pass by, just inches from the stage. I never realised how simple gigging in Stirling was until we ventured to Glasgow to play. In wee Stirlingshire, it goes a little something like this. - The person who booked you will; a) most likely own the bar, b) has seen you play live before and wanted you to play in their venue, c) will welcome you, listen throughout the night and, if it's a paid gig, pay you at the end. Simple. It's between you and the owner. - No complications. In Glasgow, not so much. It's a promoter's game, and as a result, there's a middle man, which often brings complications. Not at Slouch! I love the initial interaction with a business, especially somewhere that we're genuinely excited to play. Holly from 'Shake your Tail Feather promotions' was a pleasure from start to finish and really got us excited as the gig got closer. So Holly had booked us, confirmed times and noted our tech specs...But who would meet us at the venue and who would mix our sound? Holly! Not only was she resident promoter but she's the face of music at Slouch. As a result, the experience was easy peasy from start to finish; there were no crossed wires as we'd been dealing with the one person from start to finish. It was nice to work with someone who genuinely seemed interested in our music and took the time to get to know us, along with showing genuine passion for Slouch and the Glasgow music scene. And the sound mix was great. - Thank you, Holly! When Slouch asked if we'd come back to play again, it was a 'heck yes!' from us. We'd love to make it a regular thing, for sure! Next time, burgers. And cocktails. (After the set!) read more

The food is of a higher quality than you would normally get in this type of place. The bar menu has a load of burgers, dogs and pizzas but we like to go for the bar bites - onion rings, fries, haggis bon-bons. One time our chorizo balls were cold, they replaced them and also gave us a glass of wine to ensure our hearts were as warm as our balls. The menu and service in the restaurant part really is of the highest quality - we even came here for Hogmanay. They make good cocktails here and the beer selection is great. The staff are notably friendly and cheerful. Popular with the younger crowd. The music is good but pretty loud, and they show mismatched music videos which should be illegal. Despite this, Slouch remains one of the best bar/kitchens I've been to. read more

Went to Slouch last night post-yelp event with some of the yelpers and had a great time! I've never been before, and going for the first time on a Tuesday when they're doing half price cocktails was definitely a good idea! We all had a big booth up the very back of the bar, and after we'd decided on what cocktails we wanted from their extensive cocktail menu, sat and had some wonderful chat! The nice thing about this bar is normally you have to wait ages for your cocktails to be made at a bar, because of all the ingredients and what not, but in here they tell you once you pay that they'll bring your cocktails over to the table once they've made them to save you waiting. Lovely! They do a food menu filled with nibbles that's on till 2am, but I'd devoured so much cheese at the wine tasting that I didn't really feel up to ordering any food. Colin and I left about 11 o'clock, hopefully the yelpers who stayed behind after us didn't get too drunk and got home okay! I'd definitely go back to Slouch for drinks in the future! read more

First off - I am not offering business advice. I am sure that the name Slouch was market researched by some very important people. Well paid, as well, I suspect. But I think it is a bad trend in bar naming. What are we going to have next Lackadaisical, Apathetic, or Listless? "Hey mate, I am going to Apathetic for a few rounds - want to come?" The alternaitve is that they really wanted to call it "Sloth" but the Seven Dealy Sin thing did not get past the Focus Groups. What is it really? A Bath Street Basement Dark Wood bar that shows Sports and has Live Music next door. This is not that common. Normally hipster bars in the bath street region distain physical activity of all kinds. Pale Skin and No Muscle tone are the regular anatomical badges for this tribe. Then they wear a lot of other badges - that make no sense - "Cause That Is The Point, there is no point" So find yourself at this end of Bath Street - check in. beers are quite fine, whisky selection is limited but sufficient, and they have some tellies chucked around the place. Oh and the live music next door. King Tuts it is not - but if you are asked to go - you will enjoy yourself. Just don't think about the name too much read more

I was only here briefly upon my last visit (BAD Yelpers you! Tut-tut! Ouch) but I have been here before and I must say this bar is pretty damn nifty. Here's the pro's: Good music of an alternative/rock/punk/grunge/Indie/New Wave variety Nice big seating areas/booths Good choice of drinkage Friendly bar staff Cheap cocktails mid-week (damn them) Only con for me is a pure daft one and that is I very rarely seem to find myself of an evening in this particular part of town, I know that's TOTALLY personal but it just means I don't really ever stumble upon it and just GO there. I haven't tried their food but heard good things so maybe one. I also know they have a FREE nightclub right next door which when I was there on a Sat night sounded pretty swell to moi. Also it's FREE! Yus. Slouch my very relaxed bar friend I shall return. Oh yes, I shall return. read more

Fantastic place to spend an evening. Can't praise the place high enough. Went for a friends birthday and had a small area of the bar booked! A great setup with couches and tables made it very easy to get everyone from the group a seat and have a relaxing evening. The staff are extremely friendly and always helpful! Bar service was excellent with reasonable prices. There is something there for everyone. Many of the group didn't drink so could have soft drinks at reasonable prices. For those that drink there was a number of different options with some fantastic cocktails! Can't praise the place high enough! Almost a regular there and will definitely be in again whether it be for a quick pint or a long night out! read more

In such a quirky and good location, we already knew this was going to be a fantastic place. We had the hot balls with a baby Mac n cheese for starters which was perfect. The famous 'slouch chilli' and the 'sweet child of suine' were a delight. I've never had a shredded beef chilli and it was gorgeous! Highly recommend to someone looking for something different and quirky. read more

Im giving this a 4 on the basis that it was new years and that i will re review it. I was probably very merry hence the need to try it out again.....any excuse lol. So the bar is pretty cosy, its a little basement bar which thankfully does not suffer from the usual basement bar problems of being either a. dingy and small or b. a sauna! Nice enough decor, great bar staff who were very quick. I waited no longer than 5 minutes for any of my drinks which on Hogmanay with cocktails is an achievment in itself. They were still serving nibbles and such up till 2 am which is amazing! Good selection of rock cocktails such as Dr Feelgood all named after iconic songs. Music selection is a bunch of easy listening rock classics, well known headbangs and some slightly pop like ones to get you all in the mood. They also as mentioned earlier do food which is yet another excuse for me to visit again. Really nice bar, great attentive staff and a nice area for libations! read more

Friendly place with decent drinks selection, plenty of seating, booths (as praised in a more erudite fashion by Emma K. below) and more than decent food. It arguably does itself a dis-service and discourages younger folk with its ropey 70s-esque advertising (lots of Bowie and Stones references). I think Bowie and the Stones are great, but The Kids probably don't get it... read more

I grabbed a bite and a couple of pints in here on a typically miserable January Friday night with a bunch of old colleagues (old because I no longer work with them, though even under the subdued lighting it was clear we're all getting on a bit). Food was ok and reasonably priced - had the mushroom stack and pork belly (which always tastes better than it sounds) and the beer was decent. I thought the door staff were a bit OTT - a member of the party was initially refused entry because she was wearing heavy boots and had to show her change of shoes before getting in. Since when did Glasgow bouncers have to graduate from the Karl Lagerfeld School of door management? That said, his black nylon bomber really brought out his eyes. Staff were nice, but as soon as the bill was paid we were asked to leave the table so didn't hang around much longer. Am thinking a mid week meal might be a bit more relaxing but all in all not too bad. read more

I visited Slouch for the first time last night and hopefully not the last. I like bars with a mixed clientele, where the bouncers don't eye you up precariously before reluctantly allowing you entry after making you complete a questionnaire on what's on your identification and what establishments you've frequented this evening. You're not made to feel like a criminal for wanting to go for a drink, quite simply. And that is what Slouch gives you. It's welcoming, it's warm, drinks are reasonably well priced for the location and the bar staff are friendly and efficient. I also liked the quotations in the ladies toilets, and the booth like seating which gave an initimate atmosphere to the place. It is for that reason I'd definitely recommend this place for a wee drinks date, it's cozy, down to earth and not too pretentious. What more do you want from a Glasgow pub? read more

After coming to Slouch a number of times for drinks we decided to book a table here for new year. It was only about £20 each for 3 courses and you get your table until close at 4am. I had never had food here before but I love the décor and atmosphere of the bar so thought we would try it. Have eaten in sister bar Maggie Mays before and the food was good so was looking forward to it. The food did not disappoint! We had to pre order our meals from a set menu. It wasn't your typical Christmas menu which was a good change. I got a prawn cocktail to start which was nice then crab linguine. This was the nicest crab pasta I have ever tastiest! I didn't want the food to come to an end! Other people in my party had steaks which they said were good and gnocchi. Desserts were nice..panna cotta was good. We were then served coffees and tea with biscuits. I thought this was all very good for the price! On other occasions we have sat in the bar area and drank from their extensive menu of beers (they sell Hoogarden yay!) and cocktail list. They do a lovely cocktail called young lust (highly recommended). The bar is usually very busy at weekends and sometimes hard to get a table. read more

Slouch is a fairly unique bar in that it caters to almost all kinds of occasion: it's great for a quick drink after work, it's good for a weekend pub lunch, it's fun late at night (open v late and still doing food until 2am which is BRILLIANT!) and they have live music almost every evening. Food is amazing, decent selection of bottled beers, nice staff and it's free and simple to reserve a table or a booth if you're having a birthday thing or something. Basically, it's the place where I bring my folks if they are in town and we want lunch/dinner but it's also where I go at 1am when I'm drunk and NEED chicken wings! read more

Slouch is one of my all-round favourite Glasgow bars. It's not the best at one particular thing, but it's good in everything. Apart from maybe the music, their taste in music is excellent. They might be the best in that... The food is your usual bar bistro fare. Burgers, pizza and some pasta. But it is all tasty and reasonably priced. They also have a simpler bar menu which they serve right up until 2am, which after a few drinks is amazing. The drink selection is good. They have a few beers on draft, normally including a West and a Williams brothers, as well as a decent selection of bottled craft beer alongside the usual suspects. Their gin, rum and whisky selection is top-notch and can rival some of the more specialised establishments in the city. Plus they have one spirit of each type on special each week. A good tip though if you're going at the weekend is to book a table in advance in the restaurant area. This secures you a table for the night once it gets busy and has the added bonus of table service all night so you don't have to fight your way to the bar. read more

I always find slouch to be a nice place for an early dinner or the start of a long night. The food is very good value for money, good portions and usually well cooked. They always tend to have good drink promos on however like most bars on bath street, it tends to get a bit over crowded on a Friday or Saturday night. Regardless, if your going with a group of friends and get there early to snag a 'comfy' seat the atmosphere is worth it. read more

Went here as part of my hen do for dinner and drinks. Food is great and music too! Good drinks and staff are friendly. We had a dirty glass on our table which they were more than happy to swap and apologise for. Will definitely return. read more

I would have loved to give a positive post for this bar/restaurant based on the recent reviews however I can only give feedback based on my experience tonight. When my wife and I arrived we were asked to leave immediately for no apparent reason. The person who was at the door was extremely rude and asked that we do not enter. There are many great bars/restaurants in the general area. We ended up at a chill place just down the street (Bloc} and had a fantastic time. I would suggest you do the same. read more

I don't go to Slouch often but I've had a good experience every time I've been. Slouch is a large venue that combines bar, restaurant and gig space and it has a bit of a rock theme. It's definitely a pub but they have a lot of food on offer. They do lunch and dinner including a three course menu. I don't drink much so the contents of the bar are a mystery to me but the drink menu is also long with plenty of beers, spirits and cocktails. The main menu is dominated by pizzas, burgers and hot dogs but there are other options including veggie dishes. On my last visit I went for the "Fleetwood Mac" which was macaroni cheese with chorizo and cajun chicken. There was more tomato in the sauce than I'd expected but it was still pretty good. It came with garlic bread which was dissapointing, very small peice and not enough garlic. I also had dessert, a hot brownie with white chocolate sauce and vanilla ice cream. This was divine, I was scraping the plate! Staff are very friendly and helpful, we were a big group and they were really accomodating. This probably wouldn't be my first choice for dinner or drinks but if you're looking for a good lunch deal, having a casual meal with a big group, looking for somewhere that plays rock music or you're going to a gig here then it's a good call. read more

Great pub in town ,great food -till early hours of the morning - and cheap booze plus great music , they even have a app so ya can request any song ya fancy , got to say had to put that to the test ,so asked for a song by Aphrodites child called the four horse men thinking was being a bit of a smart arse but sure enough they played it , so defo going back here soon as , even if its just to see what crazy music I can get them to play maybe try them with a bit of captain beef heart next time any kool music ,kool decor ,kool beers ,kool food and defo kool prices read more

This place is popular for drinks on a night out. It is always buzzing, but I tend to find it too busy as the night goes on. Of the times I've came here we've booked a table for around 15 people and had food before it becomes more club like. The food is okay - it is typical bar food so lots of burgers and pizzas. I got chicken wings the last time, but found them extremely greasy. My other friends seemed to enjoy their food though and the chicken burger did look tasty. Most of the staff are friendly, however, the manager was rather rude to us for taking a while to order our food and kept pushing us to order with a threat of us having to leave otherwise... Overall, this is a good place to come for food and drinks for a night out, but not a place I'll be coming back to very soon. read more

Still a fan - I was in a couple of weeks ago, at exactly the same table oddly enough, but sadly cannot for the life of me remember what I had to eat. I know it was lovely though. And surely as lovely as their cocktails, which are possibly to blame for my failure to remember what I ate. There was gin. There were sours. There were napkins, a lot of crushed ice and most of all, there was joy. I'll be back. Again. read more

The bar staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good and the waitress gave me some nice tips on what to check out in the area.

It's not the cheapest place to get a beer, or the best variety in beers, but I just needed to find a place like this, the music is awesome or at least that day (Rock, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Guns N Roses). I had a pretty good time and loved the ambient. read more

This place is awesome! Good vibes, great atmosphere, nice mix of music, friendly staff, reasonably priced drinks and the FOOD! You have to try the food! Recommend twice cooked chips and macaroni balls. It's open very late so it's good to spill into after your other favourite pub closes its doors for the night. read more

Bon Scotts and beers. How can you go wrong? Late night food with good tunes and atmosphere.

Alway happy to recommend this place to anyone that comes for a visit to Glasgow. Great place, great staff, great food and great music!