Great Irish pub the only difference from others is you order food and drinks at the bar. No matter…read morethe stew I had was really good. Nice relaxing pub with screens to watch or quiet enough for conversation.

Three of us stopped in here for dinner and drinks. It was quite busy and seems to be mostly filled…read morewith locals. It was a true bar/pub atmosphere. Ordering was confusing and that we didn't know you had to go to the bar to order food and drinks once we figured that out everything was great. The food was good and we would definitely go back

Dinner in April with a group of 30 from 13 countries, the Drum and Monkey is a lively…read morepub/restaurant (even on a Tuesday evening!) in City Centre (just a few blocks from Central Station) that has a great selection of beers and whiskeys. Although the menu is somewhat limited, food arrives hot, is tasty with satisfying portions, and will accommodate most dietary restrictions (vegetarian).

Delicious food, nice atmosphere, friendly service. The four of us visited from the USA and would…read moredine here again if it wasn't so far away! We loved everything we ate!

For me, the shining light of the Bearsden social scene, the Inn is considerably more interesting…read morethan its rather unadventurous name might suggest. Despite cutting a fairly traditional figure within the main building of Bearsden train station, the inside is stylishly decorated and far more spacious than the exterior would have you assume. Indeed there is even a floor upstairs which can be hired out for social functions. With a menu which is a cut (and a few pennies) above average pub grub, it's also a good spot to enjoy a meal, while commuters can be seen at various points in the day slurping coffees and munching cakes as they await their train. If only all stations could offer you a comfy leather chair to slump in However while the convenience of having a bar within a train station is an undoubted appeal of this place, it's certainly not the only selling point. The Inn is a good, well run pub in its own right and would still stand out in some of the more mainstream locations in the city.

We recently moved from West End to Bearsden and The Station is 5 minutes' walk from the new gaff;…read morewe've been around 7 or 8 times in 2 weeks. Perhaps we're going to the pub too much...! I really like it - good beers, nice bar staff and a decent crowd. We're yet to eat there but will update when we do!

Nipped in here for a bite, and it was packed…read more You have to order at the bar and provide your table number, which was amazingly efficient and simple. Service was very prompt, despite how absolutely packed it was. Beer was nice and cold, food was really good, and bathrooms were clean!

lovely little place in a great location. Had a couple drinks and some pub food! overall pretty good…read morefood for a pub and the staff were wonderful, only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars was that the seating seemed outdated and was pretty torn up. Other than that there was great food and drinks and u can't ask for much more than that :)

Go to Scotland and pub hop they said. So I did and I wasn't disappointed. They serve good beer and…read morehave nice bartenders. If you're not into this place, head on back to your Hilton of safety and stay at the lobby bar.

I brought my cousin in for a pint and a pie and peas. Although the pints were fine the pie and peas…read morewere inedible the pie was cold as was the peas it was served on a large grey plate the presentation and the pie and peas scored 0 out of ten. The service was very slow we waited about ten minuets for the pie and peas. The ambiance was fantastic. The pie and peas was worse than that served to Jack and Victor in Still Game. We wont return there again.

This was a surprise. The Park Bar hit it out of the park!…read more I came across this pub on the way to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. It's more for football/soccer fans. But still welcoming. For a Sunday afternoon, there were a few patrons, but not many. The lunch menu was really cheap - 2 meals for £11! You can't go wrong. The fish and chips were perfectly cooked. Not too deep fried. The fish didn't taste frozen. I wish there was more tartar sauce, but there were a variety of other sauces on the table. It also comes with a drink. There's TVs and sports memorabilia everywhere. Washroom could be cleaner. But everyone is friendly. Most importantly, the food is good.

Without adding an awful lot of new info about this great wee place, i thought it was about time to…read morewhack up another "yur pure great Park Bar, i hink yur cool by the way" to keep old Parkie fresh on Yelp. OK, so whats not to like. Cheap beer, good range of whiskys, cheap food and down to earth patrons from all walks o life. Come for the football, music or just for a laugh... you will not be disappointed!

My friend invited me to come for burgers with her here after with a pretty amazing 5pm deal for it…read more Honestly, I didn't know it even existed. Coincidentally, I had just a few weeks earlier walked past the church (?) and thought that it's pretty cool that you can wander down a side alley and find a pretty lovely square. That's Glasgow for you though I suppose. Our first moment included us waiting at the door to be seated - mind you, the sign specifically says you should go the bar to be seated. Duh, blonde moment. It makes total sense though, the bar staff don't have a view of the door because of the big round pillar in the way. We had a good laugh about it though. Word to the wise though - sitting anywhere close to the door can get rather drafty. Especially when it's cold outside. The place was really busy with a rather eclectic mixture of people - older men, business people and later on some youths who were pretty drunk and relatively inappropriately dressed. Anyways, on to the food. My friend went for the pork and black pudding burger with the fried egg. Be advised that there is chopped bacon in the pork mince and so don't worry about the pink spots. It comes with a side salad and some fries. I myself wen't for the veggie haggis burger (I don't know why) but I do not regret my choice (salad and fries as sides). It was very, very tasty, crumbly and extremely large. The cheese was melty and wonderful but I wish there had been a little sauce of some kind and maybe a little more spice in the burger itself. The fries were on the dull side, bland and semi old and cold. We also shared some onion rings which were pretty tasty. The batter was crisp and not dripping in oil, but it could have done with a stronger flavour I think. We drank some house red, which was mediocre but helped, and at the end, although extremely full, we had some peppermint tea to forego the dessert. The tea comes with some pretty amazing little sweet treat and so dessert was definitely not needed. It's definitely a hidden little gem in Glasgow!

With Jack Johnson purring from the stereo, moody lighting, cocktails and black and white films on…read moreTV, this bar should be pretty much everything I don't look for in a watering hole. However, situated on the edge of the city's east end, it's hard not to be encapsualted by Cafe Source. Formed in the basement of the truly sumptuous St Andrews in the Square, the cafe/bar is tastefully decorated and is virtually a cocoon in one of the least appealling areas of the city. While football fans could be battering lumps out of each other little more than five minutes away, more sophisticated locals and those in the know are likely to be supping a mojito, enjoying authentic and delicious(although not cheap) Scottish grub and watching a Laurel and Hardy film in here. Were this pub situated in the West End it would probably be unbearable, but so inconspicuous is its location that it maintains an extremely laidback and friendly vibe. The staff, in particular, are excellent. Visitors would be well advised to order a taxi from here if they're leaving late at night, but that shouldn't put them off coming in the first place. This is a lovely venue with some of the best local food on the go. Oh, and if you combine it with a gig in the upstairs venue, you're talking about one of the best word of mouth nights out in the city.

I am on a tour of Scotland and Ireland with one of my oldest and best friends. We went to dinner at…read morethe Griffin with two other women on our tour from Canada. We are from the US and I have lived in the Boston area for almost 40 years. Anyway, I wanted to try more traditional Scottish cuisine. Ordered a Scotch egg, which was amazing! A crispy fried outside with delishness inside. The Cottage Pie was hot and very flavorful with tender beef, gravy and mashed on top. I asked if The Griffin had won any elite food awards because it was that good!! Not to mention the great friendly attitude from all staff, as we just went in and seated ourselves not knowing the etiquette of the establishment! It was a relaxed pub atmosphere with an incredible dining experience!!

Stayed at the Griffin for drinks, appetizers, dinner AND desert. We did laundry at the launderette…read moreacross the street and the staff were very kind to let us eat and drink for a few hours while we were doing laundry. The drinks are affordable, and the food is great! Staff is so kind and good at giving recommendations. We were recommended the Sunday Roast and wow it was lovely!! It is huge and delicious. The dessert is also great, we had the chocolate torte and it was AWESOME. Overall loved this place, we got to play monopoly while eating and it truly was an unforgettable meal for us. Thank you The Griffin!