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.

A fantastic pub located under the Erskine Bridge. The surroundings are modern and comfortable. The…read moremenu is varied and the food lovely. The front area is seated and would be nice on a sunny day. There is a large function area forwards the back of the building which can be hired. The pub advertised live music at the weekend.

Kids were off school on half term and I decided to take some hols and join them, we've spent lots…read moreof time eating out this week. We had been out at local parks, attractions and DIY stores and on way home, decided to stop into a wee gem I had visited in the past with mum. The Twisted Thistle is in the middle of Old Kilpatrick and area of the village appears shabby but the TT is a modern bar/diner located in the shadow of the Erskine Bridge. The interior is very modern and kitchen is open where food prep can be viewed. It has a mix of tables for usual covers and open area with couches for bar adjacent for relaxed vibe. Both were reasonably busy but not overly so. Originally we ate here on a previous occassion as the Lusset ( a former old haunt) didn't do food any more - and sad to say it was very, very run down. However, that was to our benefit once we relocated to the TT. This trip around it was a late lunch / early dinner. I opted for chicken goujons and chilli dip with steak ciabatta as mains. Missus had the soup n sandwich deal. Our youngsters opted for the kids menu with soup and fish n chips for the wee fella and burger for the youngest lass. All were very happy with speed of service, quality of food and we all had a taste of each others grub. Every one agreed on very good value/taste and quality of meals as well as over all service. For me, the goujons were light and crispy and dip was very aromatic - not too sweet and not too spicy. The steak sandwich was cheapest on mains menu (typically tight) but the roll came with chunky steak sliced with onions and cheese. The ends were a little dry but the middle was moist and tasty. Potentially a little expensive for the location but the OK bunch do fancy themselves as a bit up market :) and it was reflected in the high quality of both grub and surroundings. The ambience for a quite quiet day was really good with some ladies lunching in the comfy seats and some lads propping up the bar area all lending to a good atmosphere. The place is very clean including the rest areas. Unknown to me from the previous visit, I spotted that there is a great function area to the rear, so family events could be catered for too - a nice option to learn about. I would like to visit on a weekend evening to check it out then as it's close enough to home to have a relaxed night out and not need to worry about an extended trek home. Plenty of upcoming events with music / DJ advertised such as Hallowe'en, etc. so another reason to nip down on a weekend and TV monitor was on wall with sound down so may be a good spot for watching any big games? In summary; reasonably priced when quality of experience is accounted for. Very very easily the top spot for eats in the Clydebank area. Great big thumbs up. http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g186534-d7660613-r319907892-The_Twisted_Thistle-Glasgow_Scotland.html#

People have said that the Chicken and mushroom pie is superb…read more Fact is it's even better if you manage to get a seat in a booth by the window so you watch the world go by. Legend has it that the Pie is SO good, folk even get it to take away. There's a Sunday Pub Quiz, Saturday DJ, and sport on the big screens. So why folk want a takeaway is a mystery to me!

Whuppity Scourie formerly Jade's formerly Bridgewater Tavern has changed Management A LOT…read more However, the revamped Whuppity Scourie is a very welcome change. Recently refurbished, they have split the main bar away from the Bistro to allow children to enter and reduce the noise. Good plan! The menu has been overhauled and they don't have as many dishes on the menu as before which is a lot better for the kitchen ensuring quality over quantity. I ordered King Prawns with Calamari, my mom Haggis Fritters and my sister in law Black Pudding in Breadcrumbs with a Chilli Sauce. No complaints. They were tasty and well presented. We then ordered Balmoral Chicken, Fish & Chips and a Chicken Burger. Portions are extremely good for the price, food was cooked fresh to order and of a good quality. There was only 1 staff member within the bistro when I was in looking after 4 tables, which was okay but we did have to wait at times to be served; not her fault though. The dishes are a little expensive for a Bar Bistro in Erskine, but you'd expect to pay more if you dined in Glasgow for the quality and size of the portions. Our bill for 2 courses and numerous drinks for 3 people came to around £56. Not THAT bad when you think of it. All in all, the Whuppity Scourie is much better than it's predecessors and I hope it's hear to stay.

I've been coming here on & off for 20 plus years. I like the atmosphere & feels friendly. Love the…read moreProsecco offers just wish they were available mon-fri lol. I want to say positive things about the food but I have to say that I'm not a fan, it's all unhealthy stuff & if you do get any veg/salad it's not great. I recently had "steak pie" which to my disappointment was an actual pie (not steak with a puff pastry on top) maybe my fault for not knowing or asking prior to ordering. Left pretty hungry because I didn't eat much of it. I definitely would eat more often in here if the menu was more exciting. The staff are all very nice and welcoming. Place is dog friendly which is a big selling point for myself as I have a big german shepherd who quite enjoys socialising locally. Would give it 5 stars but the food kinda lets it down but worth a visit when your in the area

Went into The Granary last night, the 16th of June, after work for a pint and feeling hungry I…read moreopted for a Peperoni Pizza which I had previously tried and enjoyed. I paid the +/-11:50GB Pounds, in advance. Instead of the tasty Pizza which I had been expecting I was served up a Thin Ciabatta Bread with Peperoni on it. Tasty as it was, it was like a starter instead of the Mains Pizza I had previously had. When the matter was brought to the attention of the acting management I was informed that the complaint would "be brought to the attention of Upstairs management". As I was hungry at the time and had paid in advance I ate the food but was underwhelmed by the portion of food for the price and therefore cannot recommend it at this time.

We enjoyed the amazing food. Service was excellent. Had a special Steak Sandwich and the wife,…read morebreaded Haddock. Was referred by the Park Bar because they didn't serve food. What a find. Either spot is a must in this area. Americans visiting Scotland.

Great place for pub food. Lots of TVs for a variety of sporting events. Service was good…read moreconsidering it is a pub.

The Rock, slightly marooned on Hyndland Road, is almost always packed with customers enjoying a pub…read morelunch or watching the football. Its generic decor gives it a down to earth, almost "chain" feel. The last time I ate in here I was impressed with the cous cous dish although it was overpriced at £8. Mind your step when you leave as it is very easy to take a tumble down the steps following a few shandies.

Haven't been here for years but last weekend I popped in for a drink. One was enough... Time to go!…read more Its really gone downhill since I was last here. Everything about it seems tired and somewhat sticky, carpets and tables included. I can't vouch for the food but from what I saw delivered to the tables nearby I can't say I was remotely tempted. It was 6pm Saturday evening and if you don't like football your stuffed!! Every telly was showing the latest match results so not really much conversation or atmosphere in the place. Perhaps I picked a bad time to go but sadly disappointed in what used to be one of my favourite watering holes.

I haven't been here in years - last time we visited for food and I remember being a little…read moredisappointed. But we were having dinner with the in-laws at Sapori D'Italia and decided to meet her for a pre-drink. It's a very beer/sports pub, which is totally fine by me. They were showing the tennis so it was nice to be able to catch a glimpse of Scotland's hero, Andy Murray while we chatted over drinks. I had a glass of zinfandel rosé which was nice and sweet like I like it, and just over £4 for a small glass which isn't too bad. Overall, I'd say it's a decent place to go if you're looking for beers or watching sport. That's not really something I do a lot which is why I haven't been in so long. That being said, I like that Clockwork brew their own beers and I'd be quite keen to go back for a sampling session soon.

Pretty decent wee pub on the southside that has a lovely beer garden when we are fortunate enough…read moreto have some sunshine. There is parking around the back of the bar with a few on street spaces out the front. The clockwork is a popular pub with the tartan army prior to any home games at hampden. In fact it will usually be busy here before any event thats on. There is an up stairs area that you can reserve for special occassions and the food is pretty decent too.

Amazing food, service, and atmosphere. if I lived anywhere in proximity of Glasgow, this would be a…read moreweekly priority.

So this was to be the venue for my chocolate making class with Nucoco Chocolate, who I discovered…read moreat a previous Yelp event last year. Their chocolate is really delicious and I just had to make some of my own. Noms! I had been to the Lansdowne Bar a good few years ago for a few drinks with work mates and it was a really pleasant atmosphere with a well stocked bar. The chocolate class was held in The Glasshouse, which I believe is a fairly new addition to the Lansdowne and can be booked for private functions. It's like a large conservatory and is exactly what it says. It has a fully glass roof, so it was very bright and it's like an ickle house, well more of a big room. We began our class but would you believe it, the sun was out and it made it more like a green house. Of all the days in the last few months, we suddenly had a warm sunny day. Hello weather? What the...? So chocolate making in a green house was a bit of a struggle. It was melting so fast and wouldn't set our trays of chocolate so we had to use the bar cellar instead. It was still an excellent class but it made me think what it would be like if you had a private function in there. There was only 10 of us and we were sweating. Fortunately there's a door that opens up to a lane outside, this is where we continued the rest of the class. As part of booking the class I got 10% off food (yay!) so I decided to stay and get a wee bite to eat. The staff were really obliging and I was given the choice of where to sit. I ordered just a small dish but wish I ordered more. I was meeting friends not long after so couldn't stay too long. It was really tasty and I would definitely come back to try something else and bigger. I had a really delightful and informative afternoon and the staff got to know who we where especially as we were at the bar lots in our wee pinnies. (I so wanted one!!) This was only because it was so hot in the Glasshouse. Maybe that was their ploy?! Hehe! Tasty food, nice staff but not ideal for chocolate making. I think Jackie of Nucoco would agree. The main reason she chose there is because there was kiddies on the course and the normal Good Spirits Co isn't really an ideal venue for children. Here's hoping she manages to find somewhere to suit. An awesome bar, good food and look forward to more food from the menu.