Despite having worked here in the summer, I'm writing this review as a very loyal customer, because…read moreI'm never out of this place! I love The George because of how wonderfully friendly the atmosphere is. It's located in a relatively busy part of Hamilton, and during the day serves a wonderful pub-grub food menu. The bar is fully stocked with malts, spirits and a selection of a few foreign beers in the fridges. It's also one of the only real ale pubs in Hamilton, and has won best ale pub in Lanarkshire various times! It has 3 alternating taps, which are extremely popular with the regulars. There's a DJ on both Friday and Saturday nights, with the crowd on Friday night being nearly packed out the door every week! There's a quiz night on Tuesdays run by Colin, the owner, and on Sundays the food menu isn't on, but there is a wonderful piping hot pot of free soup for all! You'll never meet a more accommodating place, as both children and dogs are welcome, and the owners Colin and Lynn are truly wonderful people who really love and care for the place, and in turn all of their customers.

Try the real ales, the only place you'll find this type of traditional, tasty beer in Hamilton…read more They also do some wholesome looking homemade food at very reasonable prices.

Mavrix is a great wee bar located right in the heart of Hamilton town centre. Despite it being a…read moresort of sports bar, in the sense there's always different sports and games on the multiple flat screens, and me not bring a sporty person, I still love it! They have a full bar, and pride themselves on having life acoustic sets and karaoke on different nights. They also do an open mic night, which is a great idea I think! On Fridays and Saturdays there's a DJ on playing chart hits, but he also takes requests if you ask! Quiet most week nights but very busy on weekends, go here if you fancy a good wee night!

I ventured into this pub on a day out with friends in Hamilton. We decided to have a good old pub…read morelunch to set us up fo a night out, and here seemed the perfect place. This pub used to be known as more of a traditional 'old man's pub' but in recent years has become very popular with the younger generation. It is traditional in decor and style and has a bar wih an adjoining lounge for karioke or live music. We had very plesent lunch; i went for a chicken curry which was nice enough. It came with chips and rice, and the potion was waaay too big! Good for a hungry shopper though. It was really quiet with minimal background noise except for the jukebox when we went, which was a nice oasis from the busy shopping centre.

Here at Dochertys in Hamilton you can get the best of both,if you fancy a quiet night out the bar…read moreis the ideal place with just background music playing.Good place to go to watch the footie also.The lounge upstairs is a great a night out with a Dj and kareoke on Fri and Sat nights open until 1am on a Fri and 12 on a Sat its very popular at the weekend.

The Peacock & Ivy is a lovely bar situated on Peacock Cross, so it's aptly named. It used to be…read morecalled The Tap Room but changed quite a while ago now. It is great bar for food, cocktails and has live nights, karaoke and other entertainment throughout the week. They have freshened up the look of the bar and it looks and sounds more like a bar from the West End of Glasgow rather than in Hamilton West. It also has a side room with booths which is great for getting something to eat. I've also seen it reserved for private functions. I haven't tried the new menu yet but it looks good. My friend and I just went out for cocktails. I was unfortunately driving but the bar staff were very accommodating and made me virgin French Martinis and they were absolutely delicious. If you're ever out that way pop in and you'll see what a difference it is with the refurb and check out the live music as there is plenty of local talent.

My favourite place to go in Hamilton, fantastic food, professional staff and a great night out…read more Second to none in my opinion. Prices are reasonable too.

Had another fantastic night listening to music it had a great party atmosphere. The staff are…read morefriendly and helpful. Stevie and Dot Mair have given the pub a trendy makeover with music every weekend. If you are looking for a friendly pub then I highly recommend The Butterburn bar, you won't be disappointed. You go into the pub a stranger but leave as a friend.

I felt I needed to update my review of this place as I was in last night and actually ended up…read morehaving a really good night. It was absolutely deserted, as you could expect on a Tuesday evening, but the bartender was in excellent spirits anyway and was chatting away whilst making our cocktails. As my friend Amy and I walked to the bar we noticed that the sign outside said £8 cocktail pitchers. And in we went. Once inside we noticed on the cocktail menu a single cocktail was £4, so we went up and asked for a cocktail each, and he said "You do realise a pitcher would cost the same and would get you probably 2 each?". Well you didn't have to tell us twice! I like the fact he actually whittled his bar out of some cash, because it meant he was being customer orientated which I've never experienced from staff in there. Amazing night had, and I might actually return now!

I'm not a huge fan of Hamilton's nightlife but went along for a friend's birthday night out,…read morestarting off at The Stonehouse bar. Modern and stylish, the bar mixes tradition with trendy chic which makes for an unusual atmosphere. We managed to get a table but there aren't many to come by, which makes it impossible to go in large groups if you want a seat. We ended up sitting next to complete morons for a good hour or so, and were unable to move because there were no more seats! That made for an interesting conversation at least. This bar is unique in that it does cocktails and shooters, much like the more modern bars and pubs in Glasgow do. My friend and i opted for the P.S I Love You cocktail, which sounded delicious; amaretto, Tia maria, cream, Kahlua and dark rum. Truth be told we chose this because it had the highest alcohol content, but it did sound nice! Unfortunately what we got was a tall glass full to the brim with a whole tub of Elmlea single cream and a few shots of liqueur. It was so thick and sweet, just like drinking cream from the carton, so after battling half way down the glass (yes i know, I'm a trooper), i left it at that. The cocktails were around 4 quid which was pretty good, although I'll be giving that a wide berth in future as it made me physically sick and i had to leave early on in the night, not a great impression! As the night went on the bar got increasingly busier until the floor was literally jam packed with boozers. It all felt a little sardine like and claustrophobic so we left to go somewhere else. Not a bad place, just unfortunate about the sickly cocktail. I would try it on a quieter night for the full experience.

The Railway Tavern is fast becoming a 'cool' pub to visit in Motherwell. I went with my friends one…read moreweek night over the festive period and we had a great night! It was a Wednesday night but i assume they only had karaoke on then because it was Christmas. The bar is pretty old fashioned inside, with the bar in the middle of the pub and tables surrounding it. We ordered some vodkas which were reasonably priced (just slightly more expensive than The Brandon Works) and sambucas. Instead of the normal clear shot, the barman gave us Luxardo Sambuca cream, a kind of coffee tasting liqueur, which blew my socks off. Safe to say the rest of the evening is a tad blurry. The locals were really friendly, the karaoke host was lovely and had some great banter with us, we even got up to belt out a bit of the classic Kenny Rodger's The Gambler! The pub always has entertainment on, with bands playing and themed parties for special occasions. It also has quite a sizeable beer garden which is perfect for summer. I would suggest that they make a website for irregular punters like me to see what is on and when. Other than that, it seems like a great wee pub!

Visited last Wednesday with the kids for lunch. The food was lovely with very friendly efficient…read moreservice. Great value for money. I'll definitely be back soon.

Lovely wee family run pub with a very friendly atmosphere, where you can enjoy great food at a very…read morereasonable price. The Sunday lunches are my particular favourites with traditional steak pie,potatoes & veg....mmmmm. Family orientated therefore the kids are more than welcome & the kids menu is also very well priced....So What Are You Waiting For! Get yourself along to Roxy's & im sure you will be reccomending it to all your friends & family.

One of my favourite bars in the fair land of Hamiltonia!…read more ML3 is located pretty out of the way of most amenities, with it not being particularly close to either Hamilton train station; but somehow still manages to stay incredibly busy and popular at the weekends. It is quite a pricey bar in comparison to the rest in Hamilton, but I think that's because it's trying to market itself as more of a student pub. Plays sky sports, has a big modern jukebox, and the staff are great. Nothing much more to say about this great wee place!

This is quite a remote part of Hamilton to have a pub like this, as there aren't many places up…read morehere to go, so I suspect it's mainly for locals in that area. Weekends in here are quite busy, and are usually full with the younger crowd. It is a cosy pub, quite small with a big fireplace making it feel really quaint and comfortable. The drinks are quite expensive though, with a glass of red wine coming in at just under five pounds, restaurant prices. Not somewhere I would go out of my way to visit, but nice enough if you land there by accident.