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  1. mike burman ★★★☆☆

    We went for sunday lunch and ordered roast beef and a steak pie. The beef was descent but not great considering the price, £22. The pie despite being advertised as award winning and costing £19 was disappointing. The taste was descent but there was very little steak. The place was not heated and therefore cold. We ordered a single espresso and was charged £3.75. Not sure if this was an error, but very pricey

  2. Courteney ★☆☆☆☆

    Overall experience was quite bad. Walked in and said I had a table to be stared at and had to repeat three times my reservation name for them to walk past and not tell us to follow. Ordered the food and when it came the size of the chicken I received was ridiculously small and the beef was so dry. The roast potato’s absolutely were frozen cheap ones. Gravy was water and flavourless as with the rest of both the meals as well as dry and cold. The food eas not edible, we were not up for forcing ourselves to eat food that was completely not enjoyable. Me and my partner were excited for this meal all week for our date night. We asked for a refund on the whole meals. It came to £56.00 for a shandy, j20, two roast dinners and a side of cauliflower cheese. Only to receive a refund of 42.00. Wasn’t up for explaining ourselves anymore so we left. Definitely advise not to go here for the food.

  3. Brian White ★★★★★

    Visited on a Thursday afternoon, on a whim and I am so glad I stopped in. Extremely dog friendly pub with great food and wide selection of spirits to warm one up of a brisk afternoon. The Cullen Skink was excellent, served with ample buttered bread. But the atmosphere is what I loved, it simply feels like a traditional pub. Look forward to visiting again soon.

  1. C Rr ★☆☆☆☆

    The drink was nice atmosphere great, food was mid. I ordered the Nourish Bowl with brown rice and quinoa for 14 pounds. There were literally 2 grains of rice

  2. Tim Ware ★★★☆☆

    Great atmosphere and a beautiful pub with good service. Drinks are slightly above an expensive pub's prices. We were going to have dinner but after we ordered some sides of chips and Halloumi fries it was clear we'd still be hungry no matter what we ordered. £5 for a side of "thrice cooked" chips (they are basically Tesco frozen fries) and you could count them (see pic). The £6 Halloumi fries were bigger but you still felt shortchanged with the portion. If you can't get chips right then I can't justify ordering a main for £15-20. Just go for a drink if you find yourself here.

  3. Forest R ★★★★★

    Went here after my kids commencement from University of Glasgow. Nice pub with very good food. I had the Steak & Nicholson's Pale Ale pie. Delicious - tender beef, gravy, mashed potatoes and carrots (with other veg) that were the best I've ever had. The place is huge and the servers are very nice.

  1. Thomas Alexander ★★★★★

    The pub was constructed from two cottages. One large room. Five real ales on all good. Wonderful atmosphere. Staff excellent.

  2. YIXIN HE ★★★★★

    Nice pub with good food and board games! It is absolutely huge inside, lots of seatings and good food! The crofter’s pie was delicious, my friends enjoyed their steak pie and burgers as well. The sticky toffee pudding is great, the pulled pork chips are tasty. They have a good selections of drinks too. The best part is that they have quite a few board games to choose from so you can enjoy food as well as games with your friends! Nice service as well !

  3. mrkskdr ★☆☆☆☆

    Hadn't been here for years, came in for lunch with friends. Couldn't believe some of the prices for main dishes and burgers. I had a side of Mac n Cheese which was the smallest portion for £4.50, looked like I had around 20 pieces of pasta absolutely ridiculous portion size. It did taste nice but not enough for the money paid. I also had the Skin on Fries, decent portion size but the fries were too crispy which wasn't nice to eat. It's also very dark and gloomy inside no character, definitely gone down hill and the rest of the menu I thought was far too expensive Wouldn't recommend

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