Always make you very welcome. Nice people,great banter and…read morenever any agro. Very nice decor and pleasant lounge. Wee JMac is somethin else !!!!!!!!

I've only been to Scotstoun for the rugby at the stadium, so my review relates to that…read more The stadium is fairly small, about 1/10 capacity of Ibrox or Parkhead. There's only 3 stands at Scotstoun, but at £15 for a standing ticket (in advance) you can't complain about watching Glasgow's only pro rugby team. Watching rugby live isn't like watching it on TV, the atmosphere is much better than you'd expect for 6000 people. On match days you'll find plenty of small food trucks, a dedicated Guinness bar (pro12 sponsors) as well as the clubhouse which has a bar, food & pre/post match entertainment. There's a merchant stall as well as a kids zone to keep the wains entertained. The one difference between football & rugby games is that you'll find some of the players wandering around & taking part in passing circles with kids etc. If you've never been down to a rugby match at Scotstoun, then you're missing out on a great afternoon/evening. There's beer as well!

Surprisingly for such a large swimming pool, it is possible to catch a quiet time in here: although…read moreit is used by schools and has a large programme of lessons, there is always space for a few leisurely lengths. In line with the general run of Glasgow Council's pools, the centre is immaculately clean, and a gym membership covers all of the Council's sports' facilities. The gym is busy and businesslike: Scoutstoun is the ideal place for a complete work out, even if it is some distance from the town centre and slightly off the beaten track. The sauna suite suite is especially impressive, with a women only night on Tuesday, but it always worth catching a class or two. The Body Combat is good for a high energy laugh.

I've been a warriors fan since the lads were playing at Firhill, making it to as many games as I…read morepossibly can. This has changed a little since loving to Manchester, but this weekend I came up for a game for a friends birthday. The growing fanbase at warriors has meant an increased capacity at scotsoun stadium (mostly covered) and more extras at the stadium. There are various bars, serving the brilliant ginger grouse, a stone baked Pizza cabin and the ubiquitous pies, burgers and fries. There's also a merchandise stall and the clubhouse which is great to warm up in afterwards and even secure some pictures and autographs with the players. The thing I love most about coming here is that it's completely family friendly and there's a big focus on making sure that the younger generations love rugby as much as we do.

Despite not being a rugby fan in the slightest, I must admit to being plesantly surprised by the…read morematchday experience offered by the Glasgow Warriors. The west's Magners League representatives currently compete against the likes of Leinster, Osprey and, of course, bitter rivals Edinburgh at Partick Thistle's Firhill Stadium and have enjoyed a good 2009/2010 season so far. Popularity for the Warriors has grown over the years and December's match with Edinburgh ended up being a sell out - the first at Firhill for many years. As an added bonus, the stadium is also licensed for matchdays meaning, unlike football, punters can also enjoy a pint with the match.

Brilliant venue for a dance, party, social event or family gathering…read more Ideally located in the heart of the West End with a great (cheap!) bar, ample seating of both booths and tables, dance floor and space for a DJ. I'm most familiar with this venue for northern soul dances and it fits the bill as the perfect venue for a dance with friends old and new.