The earlier review that said it's like a McDonald's of the pub world, hit the nail on the head…read more When you walk in, you get a waft that can't be described - somewhere between feet and bad cheese. We were so jet lagged and hungry we just dealt with it. Bad decor, cafeteria feeling - no ambiance. No signage so had no idea you either go to the bar and order or order off the bar code. Evidently, this is a thing in Scotland, but we had no idea. The food had a fast food feeling to it. Edible, but that's where it ended. No service except for dropping off the food at your table. Would not recommend.

The first of the Wetherspoons I encountered with the Order by Ap. It was so very odd to me that…read morethis is how you would order. Of course most of the time you order at the bar, so that's a change for me too. The food is decent. We Ordered the Scottish Breakfast, I had to ask about my eggs as they forgot to deliver it with the plate. It's ok, they got them right the 2nd time. I've developed an affinity for baked beans and tattie scones for breakfast.

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

Came here for a small breakfast and free coffee refills. The free refills were nice, but the coffee…read morewas the kind you serve yourself from a machine so it tasted okay. The food tasted like it was reheated or fast food. Nothing special. Service was fine, but our server had a bit of an attitude. I give this place 3 stars because there was nothing that stood out about it and the food wasn't great. I'm sure it is great place to hang out during night time for drinks.

My wife and I were in Glasgow last week when we stumbled across The Counting House while visiting…read moreGeorge Square. Actually, it was hard to miss thanks to their huge outdoor seating area. We found ourselves here more than a few times after sightseeing. The places packs them in, so they must be popular with the locals. We were there for the drinks and weren't able to try the food because we had dinner reservations all nights. They had a huge selection of beers and wine. You can either order at the bar or use the QR code and have your items delivered to your table by using its table #. It's definitely a fun time with a cool vibe in a great location, and we will visit again and recommend it to all. Slàinte Mhath

Snugly placed just off Crow Road, the Three Craws has survived for years which is comforting, but…read moreas Gillian pointed out in the last review this is largely to do with this otherwise gorgeous area being a barren wasteland in terms of shops! Most of the other bars within a mile radius of this joint seem to close down - perhaps it's to do with how clogged up this road is with traffic, or the fact that the sparse bars this area has to offer seem squashed and exposed at the bottom of flats the 80s produced. For all these reasons, Three Craws is like a spacious and family orientated ranch compared to that. It's part of a chain so expect the standard pub fayre - fish and chips, bangers and mash, two for £8 pound deals...I used to eat in here quite a lot with my ex's family and we always enjoyed the food. It was stodgy and wholesome. Nevertheless, we had the same complaint as Gillian did with bar staff. They were always ice cold and not too eager to help when things went wrong with the orders...which they had a tendency to. We had a running joke that everytime we visited the Three Craws, the drink we wanted to order wouldn't be available. Towards the end of our visits there, it was not so much a joke than a reason not to return. I don;t know if it was to do with the fact we visited on Sundays (which was quiz night at the time) but my ex's dad had various grumbles about the poor selection of ales. Rather than encourage the staff to amend the situation, they often seemed irate that we were dissatisfied. I work in customer service and the last thing you want is a complaint but we were very mild mannered and understanding of the whole thing, so to be treated by staff the way customers can often be rude to you at the other end, it's just gets my goat. It wasn't the end of the world that we couldn't always get decent beer or ales on tap, but a bit more sympathy would've been nice. This was a while ago now so the staff have no doubt changed but certainly when we visited the staff had a knack of blowing a chill into the air of an otherwise cosy, laid back pub. Hopefully something's been changed on that front because we otherwise have no complaints!

Nice bar/restaurant with decent food. No riff-raff so very pleasant to have a decent conversation…read morewithout overbearing music. Glad that they now have a new ice-making machine as we had been in a few times and it had broken down.

Was like sleeping above a frat party. Check in was literally checking in as if I was getting a…read moredrink at the literal bar. The sink was stopped up/water backed up, the shower went from scalding hot to frigid cold. We mentioned all to the manager on duty the next morning and kind of got a brush off..... grossly overcharged and the management didn't make it right... DO NOT BOOK HERE!!!!

The location is nice, and the place is spot on, very easy to find, and the parking is reasonable…read more However I have been there twice. So I am not going back there again, as the staff service are absolutely shambles! As when I ordered for the foods, and waited for a bit. Then the food was delivered to our table, and I pointed out that some of them were incorrect. So they have amended it with few more time waiting! Then I asked for the bill. and I tried to work out, as my friend and myself would like to spilt it up. But I have found some items on our bills aren't ours. But it have led more confusion with the staff, and their service are very poor. So I gave up and paid for everything, and walked out. Not a great service from the staff, as they were bit cheeky and impatient

I feel that I could write the same review for every Wetherspoons I visit, which some will interpret…read moreas a bad thing, but I definitely consider a good thing. Once again, Camperdown Place delivers good quality food, that tastes nice and comes in large portions, and all at an excellent price. For a city centre George Square location, you really cannot do better than this. We visited on a busy Saturday evening, but found a table easily enough. We both had burgers, Mary a veggie burger and me a beef one. Staff were friendly and helpful, food was served quite quickly, and the atmosphere in the place was jovial. The provided Wetherspoons magazine was interesting to read. It's amazing how many branches they have across the country. At one point in the evening, a glass smashed close to our table. However, in less than a minute, a staff member was on hand to clean it up. The toilets are kept very clean as well. Great work Spoons, keep it up!

A nice wetherspoons, but just a wetherspoons nonetheless…read more We actually nipped in here to use the loo after a train journey involving too much rose/gin and stayed for a drink so we wouldn't feel too guilty ;) Staff are friendly, decor is interesting. It's quite dark and fairly moody looking but has a good friendly atmosphere. Also they stock Caorunn, one of my favourite gins, so a star to them for that! Would probably nip in here for a quick drink if waiting on a train rather than going to Bonapartes in future.

It's a church turned into a Tavern. How cool is that? Had the steak club steak potato peas and…read moretomato. With a Tennants. 9 pound 10. Dirt cheap. The decor is great. Would eat here every week...I only I could move to Ayr.

The West Kirk JD Wetherspoons is a fun place to grab a quick meal or meet up to have a drink. They…read moreoffer a wide selection of drinks and have a full menu. The food was good and the service was better. The atmosphere is spacious, fun and upbeat. The staff and patrons all seem very friendly and eager to have a good time. I love the history and beauty of the building that this pub/restaurant is located in. The building was built in 1845 as a Free Church. (They closed their doors as a church in 1981) It was part of the Great Disruption of the Church of Scotland. That was a time when over 400 clergy separated from the Church of Scotland to form The Free Church of Scotland. This place is rich in history and is still very beautiful.

They had a vegan burger but I wouldn't recommend it. The fries were good. The salad was suspect.read more

Went in for a quick pint after work. Asked to leave because they needed the table. Shocking…read morecustomer service. Food is suspect so generally to be avoided.