This used to be the 55 BC. l don't know if it is the same company now as before. The bar in newly…read morefitted or at least looks that. The bar felt character less and you got the impression that they where trying to dress mutton as lamb it did not work. I found the bar to be cold and needed to put my jacket on l got the feeling that the heating had been turned off or something, the food they serve is the basic food nothing special they have a small menu that suited the bar but you could get most of what they sold from JD Weatherspoon.

Great bar and restaurant that is a new addition to Bearsden. Awesome cocktails and wine!…read more Good food and a great, chilled atmosphere.

This is a great restaurant. We are staying at the Premier and it is an easy .3 mile walk. Highly…read morerecommend you make reservations, regardless of when you show up. Outdoor seating is available. Both covered and uncovered. The staff is phenomenal. Very attentive. Great teamwork. Everyone makes eye contact and greets you. The food was amazing. It was done so quick and completely fresh. Those skinny fries you see with the Buffalo Mac and blue cheese, is classified as a side item. So much! The fish and chips were cooked perfectly. The batter is light, crispy and the fish is fresh and moist.

So, I've emerged from Yelp semi-retirement for this sole purpose: to share the retro-fabulous…read moredeliciousness of Finsbay with you, the world. When a delightfully longer-than-anticipated lie-in thwarted our plans for a lunch-time south-side soujern, we decided to stay closer-to-home (read: within a 0.5mile radius) and finally try the lovely dog-friendly cafe/bar/restaurant we'd spied when first making the move west to Milngavie a couple of weeks ago. From the moment we walked in to excited cooing over the pup (which quickly escalated to doggy water bowls and a piled plate of doggy-heaven sausage), took in the effortlessly chic retro-inspired interiors - a wall mural of retro telephones and a converted retro tv fish bowl?!? YES PLEASE! - and wrapped our mitts around the handle of a glass tankard, we just knew we'd found our new local. With our pints of West Brewery lager in hand, we fawned over the surprisingly well-priced cafe-bar menu full of fun, modern-Scottish twists. The Light Bites, salads and sandwiches were immediately saliva-inducing but neither Lisa nor I could resist the Croque menu... me the Stornaway Black Pudding (yes, you read that correctly) and Lisa, the classic Croque Monsieur; each with the chef's own béchamel sauce. As if I wasn't already courting a coronary - I added a bowl of chunky chips; Lisa the chunky sweet potato chips. Our pal Laureen opted for the 6oz beer battered fish, chunky chips, peas and tartare for £6.50 (an upgrade to 8oz fish is +£1.50). Wow. Just wow. I'm an Eater from way back and - honestly - I'm typing this 6hrs later and still haven't even the slightest urge for dinner. The Croque was INSANELY good and the chunky chips, some of the best I've had. The combination of black pudding and buttered leeks was outstanding offset beautifully by top-quality Arran Cheddar. Lisa's Monsieur was perfectly translated: A-grade bread, proper Gruyere cheese and super-tender baked ham that just melted in the mouth. Laureen's fish'n'chips a beer-battered, white-fleshy-and-deliciously-flaky-fish triumph. And, those chips. Whether you're a Milngavie and surrounds local or up for an easy train jaunt (there's also loads of handy parking at Tesco or behind M&S) I wholeheartedly recommend checking out Finsbay. Warm, welcoming and altogether super cool, we couldn't have picked a better place to show-off Glasgow's dining delights to our London pal. With a monthly Gin club, open mic nights, special events and a cocktail list of dreams, we'll see you there.

If you were being positive about this place you would point to the fact it is virtually the only…read morenight life option in a largely residential area. You'd also probably mention it is essentially a traditional no thrills pubs, many of which come with their own unique charm. Unfortunately, for all the good intentions of the Lincoln, it can't shake off that air of menace that permanently exists. This place has had its fair share of trouble over the years and continues to attract a fairly unsavoury crowd. During the day, it's fine and a reasonable place to drop in for a pint if you're in the area. Otherwise, one to avoid.

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Great Pub. Staff are friendly. There's usually a band on Friday Night and a £50 cash quiz on a…read moreWednesday which roles over if not won to the following week. Cash has been up as high as £500.

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!

This is a good celtic supporters pub its also quite cheap its kinda busy at weekends or when there…read moreis football on the staff are very friendly they have karaoke nights and a pool competition and darts and not too many weirdos drink there either lol

I am a local and go in there a lot the stakes are very high quality but the staff could be…read morefriendlyer

It had been raining all day so didn't venture out much, but the need to find dinner was becoming…read moremore important than the rain, We wanted to keep it local for the night, so off to The Burnbrae we went. This is a cozy pub/restaurant. To drink I went with the house Rosé and I was not disappointed. For the meal I went with the 10oz Black Angus Rib eye with sautéed Paris brown mushrooms, onion rings, chips, roasted cherry tomatoes and topped with garlic & herb butter. Though the rib eye was cooked to perfection, perfectly pink and melt in your mouth like butter, I would have liked it a little bit warmer, maybe to melt the butter a tab more. Over all the meal was perfect, in fact I ate every bite. I also added a side salad, was it vivid in color, it was fresh and great tasting and nicely went with the meal. Service was great and friendly, glad to have stopped by for dinner.

I used to come here loads when i was a student and it was always bouncin!…read more NOw though it seems to have matured (aswell as the clientelle) into a quiet relaxed pub that is usually busy with couples or older gentleman out for a pint

Moriartys is a pub located in Cumbernauld Town Centre. It is popular with shoppers who fancy a…read moredrink and or something to eat. They searve meals from midday and kids are welcome, a kids menu is available. There is a variety of entertainment in this pub, Wednesday and Friday are karaoke nights and on most Saturdays there is live music. The atmosphere is pretty good and the staff are nice, the toilets are usualy clean but can get busy. Wheelchair access on first impressions seams good but the tables are close together and it can be difficult to get arround. The pub also shows live football and this is popular so get there early if you want a seat. Good for something to eat while out shopping if you want something more than a sandwich.

I hired this location out for a get together after a funeral, I have to say, I was blown away…read more The staff could not have been more helpful and the prices were excellent. I had money behind the bar and it didn't run out. It's recently been refurbished and whilst I don't go here regularly (I live a long way from Maryhill) I know that people may be looking for a place for functions, I'd recommend it.

I suppose this pub could be considered our "local", as it is the nearest pub to where we live, but…read moreit's far down on the list when I think of places to go out for a pint. Still, I average 3-5 pints a year in this pub and I suppose that makes me more of a regular than most, as nobody else has reviewed the Ram's Head here yet. It's right across the street from "First and Last," which is technically our closer pub, but looks far too uninviting for us to wander in for a pint. The Ram's Head is just a tiny bit less scary, so that's the one we frequent. The Ram's Head is a real neighbourhood pub where everybody pretty much keeps to themselves, their friends and their conversations. I wouldn't consider it lively, though they do have open mic sometimes on a Friday. It's the pub we go to when we're too lazy to go anywhere else, and it's not much more to us. The best thing about this place is that there is an actual ram's head mounted on the rafters, so it's not just a clever name.