The 50 best bars and drinks in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park

Beautiful lake. The boat trip is a must. A walk to the castle is pleasant and quite relaxing. This is a visit to a wonderful park. Not a walk on nature. Overall, I recommend the trip.

A place worth experiencing when you visit Scotland. Everything here is wonderful, from the natural scenery to the people. You can explore this place by both land and water.

What a beautiful place to explore. Had a cruise on the lake which is a must. On a good day you can walk around the loch and climb the Ben Lomond and do a scenic walk in one of the loch’s islands. Make sure you allocate enough time to be able to do most of the activities.

🌊 My Visit to Loch Lomond, Scotland Visiting Loch Lomond was a breathtaking experience. Located just about an hour from Glasgow, it is the largest freshwater loch in Scotland and part of the stunning Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. Surrounded by rolling hills, forests, and charming villages, the scenery is simply spectacular. I enjoyed a leisurely walk along the shore, boat rides on the loch, and exploring the picturesque village of Luss. The calm waters, reflections of the hills, and peaceful atmosphere make it a perfect spot for photography, picnics, and relaxation. Visitor Tips: Bring comfortable walking shoes for trails, and pack snacks or a picnic. Boat tours and water activities are available during summer months. Early morning or late afternoon visits offer the best light for photos and fewer crowds. How to Reach: Loch Lomond is accessible by car via the A82 from Glasgow or by train to Balloch with onward local transport. Overall, Loch Lomond is a must-visit for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking tranquility amidst Scotland’s iconic landscapes.

Ok so the weather at the end of May was not so great ,but I drove up from Glasgow with a Loch tour booked to my amazment I got there way to early even though I had already been to Dunbarton Castle, but I asked at the kiosk if I could change my ticket and just like that the young lady siad aye there is a boat going in 5 mins so of I went on my second adventure in less than 4 hours.

Lovely scenery and it's a very large area so plenty to see if you are up for a bit of a walk

A beautiful lake, which is beautiful irrespective of the time of the day. It has boating and some water sports options to engage with the environment. Very peaceful to just sit by the side of water and let the waves (yes! Waves in the lake water) entertain you for a while.

A stunning place to visit. Just a few minutes walk from the train station, and you are in breath-taking scenery. There are lots of different walking trails. Dotted around the loch, there are children's play areas. There is also a castle and walled garden that you can explore. The nearest toilets are at the castle. There were picnic tables. There are hard surface paths around the loch. These are wheelchair accessible. Dog walking off lead is allowed.

This is amazingly beautiful place to do hiking, chilling by the water or doing water activities, it has it all covered. Little place called Luss, was a brilliant spot for us. Has got boat tours, little cafe and shop, parking and petrol station, town streets and houses are postcard perfect, the beach with white sand. Amazing experience. Weather in the morning didn't promise a nice day, but later sunshine appeared and it was lovely.

Breathtaking! A cross between North Carolina and Colorado. We came through in March and I can only imagine what the scenery is like here in the summer and fall. We were able to see a tremendous variety of flora and fauna, from vast swatches of some of the largest daffodils I have ever seen, to wild Scottish Red Deer, which look similar to a North American Elk. The weather, while cold and damp, was almost perfect for the time of year we visited. This is a bucket list item, for sure!

Truly a beautiful lake, I thoroughly enjoyed my time here. I can really tell the Scottish people take real good care of the lake too. Well worth a visit.

We were staying in Stirling and went on a day trip to see this area. It was amazing to see the beautiful highland landscapes and lowland rolling hills & drive through the villages.

Camping is allowed in this area as its outwith the Loch Lomond and Trossachs no camping zone. Parking at the Balquhidder church this route takes about an hour and a half walking. There isn't many good pitches at Lochan Eireannaich but I managed to find a good one.

Although far for most Englanders, this is a place of extraordinary beauty. Whether you like watersports, or hiking. Quick tips: 1. Always carry midge spray. Avoid DEET though. Midges usually are the biggest annoyance in and around the area. 2. If you booked a water taxi, make sure you call them ahead of schedule if the jeti they will pick you up from is busy.

This was the first hotel we stayed at on our west highland way journey. Rooms were well maintained and clean. We shared a bathroom with one other room which wasn't bad. Staff was great and we were even able to check in early which was so appreciated after a long day. Dinner was fantastic. One of the best we had during our 12 days in Scotland.

We had an excellent meal for two here. Though they were extremely busy, all the young waiting staff were refreshing very attentive and with such a good professional approach. Not surprisingly the service was excellent and food well presented and delicious. Many thanks for making our last evening of our break in Loch Lomond feel special.

This is the second time we’ve eaten here and it did not disappoint. The atmosphere is so lovely - cosy and quaint with nice decor too. The staff are friendly and made us feel welcome. The food was 10/10 - tons of choice, big portions and delicious. I had the seafood trio to start and it tasted so fresh. The salmon was incredible - full of flavour and presented beautifully. We had multiple cocktails too and every single one was really nice and presented well. We can’t recommend this place enough - it’s a treasure.

Booked a table for a party of five for lunch mid week. Booking was easy and done in a nice manner . On arrival we were greeted and taken to the restaurant where we decided on the table and then ordered a variety of things from the menu. Staff were both helpful and nice and patient ; they had to be ,decisions decisions were slow on our part . Food came and all looked very appetising ; it was good too and everyone was happy . I remember the food from years ago being very good and while the menu style had changed the quality is still very good . No hesitation to recommend and I look forward to returning. Thank you Clachan team .

Scottish hospitality at it's best! I stopped here a few times on my walking holiday and the staff and locals were so welcoming and friendly. They found a table for me and my dog in the bar when we arrived late, tired and hungry. We'll both be back.

Fantastic service from the minute we walked in. The team there seemed like a solid family. Atmosphere was fantastic. Cocktails where exceptional and the Irish stew was phenomenal. Top marks all round.

it was amazing! the food was great and they also have an entire gluten free menu. personally I had one meal off the specials of the week (which was also gluten free) the atmosphere is unique!!

We came here as a group of 8 and had a wonderful meal. The food was delicious, portions were generous, and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. The staff were extremely polite and attentive, which made the experience even better. Highly recommend!

We visited this homely restaurant with a group of three. The staff was friendly, but the wait time was quite long. We were told it would be 10 minutes, but it ended up being much longer. We tried their F&C (Haddock) and Cod Fish wrap. The food was average, but the wrap had little cod fish filling. Considering the location, it’s a reasonable place for lunch if you’re visiting.

Visiting here to eat was a welcome respite from the rain and being dog friendly was a huge bonus. The menu was much better than most places in the area for those that don't eat meat & fish, so that is an additional bonus here. The staff, whilst clearly busy, were efficient and friendly and the food served quite promptly. Absolutely worth visiting!

Excellent food, staff and atmosphere. Pricier than in the city but it’s a touristy area. Really like this place. Clean and efficient too. Nice staff. They even have doggie menu.

Ate there with me family. It right along the trail and the food is great. We were all really impressed. The service was also great. They allow dogs which is also fun but made us miss our own dog back home. I highly recommend this great spot.

The Village Rest in Luss is such a lovely spot! The food is delicious, the staff are warm and welcoming, and the whole place has a cozy village charm. There’s a nice picnic table outside where you can sit and enjoy the beautiful surroundings — perfect on a sunny day. A must-visit if you’re exploring Luss or stopping by Loch Lomond!

Dog friendly cafe with great food and attentive staff! Highly recommend. The lentil and bacon soup was spot on! Also the fish wrap was tip top.

We didn't eat here but have been to the Òran Mór for a few gigs and I like it! It's usually clean, the bar staff seem nice and the toilets are never messy...a real plus considering some of the pubs I've been to in the area! All in all, recommended.

Absolutely beautiful venue…. We are here for a gig seeing Lisa mchugh but went for light bites and cocktails beforehand and it was fantastic, lovely welcome and great service by all staff especially our server JULES who was fun and friendly! I highly recommend for food and drinks if you love traditional Scottish feeling 🥰 We will be back! 🩷

The food was amazing! We ordered the croquettes, chicken tikka masala and the trifle. The food was delicious but they got my dessert order wrong and they were really generous and gave us the dessert for free - the service and hospitality was brilliant!

Enjoyed a wedding in here in a fabulous setting. Staff were excellent and the food was stunning. Had a great night and well looked after. The upstairs room for Weddings is amazing.

Had lunch here. The menu is varied and there is snacks as well as the three course menu available. The bar staff were ok but the waiting staff more than made up for this in humour and big smiles. Hence the top rating. The fries looked great and were a favourite amongst the other customers..

Great night fantastic staff and good wine and fantastic whisky. We ware down stairs after 7 40 and enjoyed kassidy it was a fantastic concert.

Very lovely venue with a great atmosphere whether you want a quiet drink, a chat over a pint, or meet up with your party of friends and have a great night out Oran Mor has got your needs covered, the staff are friendly, including the door staff, the drinks and the choice of drinks on tap is great and all this under the roof of a converted church is awesome!!

Really fun pub with a great selection of whisky and beer. We saw online that they features live Celtic music, but apparently it's not every night (I guess it's Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday) so we might have to come back. A very friendly, knowledgeable and patient bartender helped us find the right whisky, and the crowd was local, loud and entertaining. Great place!

Lovely bartenders and great live music (i was there on sunday). A bit crowdy but in a fun way.

Great service. Helpful and informative bar staff. It's getting a little bit pricey, the range and quality of whisky is excellent.

What a niche place with good vibes. Staff were friendly and there is a lot of whiskey choices!

Fantastic pub with great tap selection and awesome staff. Came here for Wednesday trad music night and it was brilliant. The musicians were absolutely phenomenal and the music was incredible!!

A nice small whiskey pub with many locals a great pub atmosphere. The Scottish baileys Arran is great.

Great little bar with friendly and attentive staff. Decent selection of Beer, Great selection of Whiskey. Fills up fast, particularly if the muscians are playing in the corner

Not sure where to start, the carpentry and decor at this pub is just amazing. Huge wooden doors and panelling, beautiful stained glass windows and just amazing all round. 2 handpumps with real Ale, no pumpclip on the one we had but it was a great pint

Beautiful old pub just a short walk from the three judges very good cask beer 🍺

Very good Glasgow pub about three minutes walk from Kelvinhall subway station. Two cask beers on handpump when I visited including a stout. A few tables outside on the pavement. There is a strong highland connection in this pub, with the name spelt in Gaelic by the side entrance. Stained-glass windows by local artists portray scenes from the infamous clearances while the urinals are dedicated to the Duke of Sutherland and other perpetrators. Regular folk sessions are featured.

TRUE WHISKY olde world bar/lounge on Dumbarton Rd near KelvinGrove in Glasgow that from the outside is unconvincing - but step inside and its cosy, subtle lighting, traditional and warm great service. Lots of great choices of Whisky, two versions of draught Guinness (ice cold) and all of your favourite drinks! I ordered a special Glengoyne and Steven wanted to tell me the price before ordering!! I knew it wasnt cheap but appreciated the heads-up! Great service, good draught beer with clean systems - highly recommended as a stop off in your busy days! Will certainly come back regularly.

Nice friendly pub, good selection of drinks at very good prices. Weather was nice so we sat outside but inside was also good. Busy but never had to wait long to be served, staff very efficient and professional. Didn't eat here but food looked good.

Great experience Characterfull pud Cask good not brilliant. First time seeing a harp player in a pub

One of my favorite local pubs! The live music is great, the service is fantastic. Love to pop in for a pint and weekly whisky special.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is outstanding, with a fantastic mix of art, cultural treasures, and natural history exhibits. The daily organ concert at 1pm is a real highlight and not to be missed. The biggest drawback is the parking—spaces are limited, the machines don’t accept credit cards, and the parking app doesn’t work for international visitors, so don’t bother trying. Bring coins if you must drive, but it’s far easier to take public transit or Uber. Aside from the parking headache, this is a world-class museum and well worth the visit.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is one of Glasgow's largest and most popular attractions. It contains a wealth of exhibits ranging from prehistory to the present day. One of the most interesting exhibits is Salvador Dalí's painting, "Christ of Saint John of the Cross". The sheer number of exhibits and artifacts is impressive, and it takes several hours to explore everything. On-site amenities include restrooms and refreshment stands. The icing on the cake is the organ concert held there. As they say, there's something for everyone. I highly recommend it.

Absolutely brilliant museum! Can't miss this one when on Glasgow! Definitely worth spending some time here and then some! Setting aside the great architecture of the building itself the collections are absolutely fantastic catering to varying tastes from Natural History to Painting to Design. And to top it all, it's free! The shop doesn't disappoint either if that's high on your priorities 😉

Lovely museum with a brilliant range of exhibits - not just Art. 2 gift shops, one for adults and one for children, will a lovely range of items. Is free to enter but you need to pay for parking. We paid £7.90 for three hours which was well worth it. There’s a food van in the car park for hot drinks and a bite to eat. We used the EV charger - lead got stuck in the machine and had to call the help line who wouldn’t release us until the car next to us had disconnected. Not the museums issue at all but worth noting if you’re planning on charging there.

I have been a few times over the years and still enjoy it just as much as I did the first time. I went recently with my family on a rainy day. We had a good walk round everywhere and spent a couple of hours. There is lots to see and things for kids to do around the museum. There is a wee cafe inside, if you fancy a tea/coffee, cake, soup and other things available. I have never tried to cafe so cant comment on the food. There are 3 floors to discover a huge range to keep everyone happy. There is also a gift shop. Plenty toilets, disabled access with elevators to get from floor to floor. At certain times you can her the giant organ playing (we went Sunday) so it played at 3pm. There is a big park area outside for a walk round or picnic in dry weather. Can hop on the 77 from Buchanan bus station and takes 10mins. Bonus its Free. There are places you can leave a donation. Don't want to share too many photos so you can see for yourselves.

A wonderful place to visit in Glasgow! Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is truly amazing — a perfect mix of art, history, and culture under one beautiful roof. The architecture itself is stunning, and the exhibits are very well arranged. I especially loved the variety — from ancient artifacts to modern art and natural history displays. It’s peaceful, educational, and completely free to enter. A must-visit spot for anyone in Glasgow!

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is one of Glasgow’s most beautiful and iconic landmarks. The museum, opened in 1901, is housed in a stunning red sandstone building located beside Kelvingrove Park and near the University of Glasgow. It features over 8,000 exhibits, including masterpieces by Van Gogh, Rembrandt, and Salvador Dalí, as well as fascinating displays about Scotland’s history, nature, and culture. One of the highlights is the grand organ, which is used for free daily concerts that fill the museum with wonderful music. The museum is free to enter and offers a perfect mix of art, history, and nature — a must-visit spot in Glasgow!

Stepping into the Glasgow Necropolis feels less like entering a cemetery and more like discovering an open-air museum. This Victorian masterpiece is an absolute must-see and a true five-star experience. Perched on a hill overlooking Glasgow Cathedral, the Necropolis offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city. As you ascend the winding paths, each turn reveals a new and stunning monument. The sheer scale and intricate detail of the tombs and mausoleums are awe-inspiring, a testament to the city's rich history and the craftsmanship of the time. You can spend hours wandering, reading the fascinating inscriptions, and admiring the varied architectural styles, from Greek Revival to Gothic. The atmosphere is one of serene beauty and historical reverence, not at all eerie. It's a peaceful place for a walk, a spot for contemplation, and a photographer's dream, especially as the light changes throughout the day. The "Bridge of Sighs" that connects the cathedral to the Necropolis is an iconic entry point, setting the stage for the grandeur that awaits. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique and beautiful place to explore in Glasgow, the Necropolis delivers on every front. It's a truly unforgettable place that captures the city's past and offers some of the best views you'll find anywhere.

Absolutely stunning. We love a grave yard and this has to be one of the biggest and best we've been to in the UK. Huge monuments and lots of different graves and structures to look at. It looks out across Glasgow city and you can see the beautiful cathedral from it's banks. Its a bit messy in places with overgrown ivy and trees but I guess this is down to the council and money. It's still stunning though and really gets you appreciating the architecture.

Set on a hill overlooking the city, this Victorian cemetery offers stunning views of Glasgow, especially at sunset. The architecture of the tombs and monuments is incredible—each one tells a story. It’s peaceful, a bit eerie in the best way, and perfect for a reflective walk. I’d recommend combining it with a visit to the nearby Glasgow Cathedral and grabbing a coffee in one of the local cafés after. A quiet yet powerful experience.

“Grand cemetery of the Victorian elite” as per Google maps! This place is so interesting, full of social history. We were there over an hour and only saw some of it. Following in from the entrance next to Glasgow Cathedral the paths twist and turn getting higher and higher. The view from the higher parts of the Necropolis are breathtaking! We visited on a bright sunny day but I would love to see it at dusk. I think the Necropolis has to be one of the places you should definitely visit when visiting Glasgow. Free entry. Highly recommended!

We were visiting Glasgow for a day trip from Stirling and walked around this fascinating attraction known as the Victorian “city of the dead” situated on a hill just east of Glasgow Cathedral. It is home to approximately 50,000 burials and around 3,500 elaborate monuments and mausoleums. The top of the hill has nice view of the city and the Cathedral.

The large cemetery located behind the Glasgow cathedral. It is very extensive and imposing. The Victorian style tombs tells the power and wealth of those buried there. One of the biggest and noticeable tomb is a monument dedicated to John Knox, while he was actually buried near Giles cathedral at Edinburgh. The place necropolis means city of dead.

The Necropolis is a great place to visit in Glasgow's spiritual heart. Although the Necropolis is in the centre of busy Glasgow, it is a good place to go for inner city peace and contemplation and also stunning views of Glasgow stretching in all directions. Tours are also given lasting about 2 hours, which book up quickly. I highly recommend a visit to the Necropolis.

Despite the advised booking of free tickets online, we discovered upon arrival that no one was checking them, and we were permitted to enter freely. We were fortunate to join a free guided tour immediately. The volunteer guide provided excellent context, explaining the history of the cathedral and the reasons for its construction in that location. There is a great deal to see, and visitors who appreciate religious art and history could easily spend several hours inside.

Stepping into Glasgow Cathedral is like stepping back in time. The architecture is incredibly detailed and mesmerizing, and the history within its walls is palpable. It's a truly unique experience to walk through such a historic place. Plus, it's free to enter, and you can get audio guides for a small fee to learn even more. The cathedral is really well-maintained, and it's a great visual experience. Highly recommend

First visit inside, had walked past it on numerous occasions in the past. A wet Saturday afternoon, the cathedral and the square looked amazing. Lots of tour groups, the place was a buzzing. Once inside, the atmosphere was very sedate and respectful. Beautiful , building and the stain glass windows just add to the spectacular nature of this building

One of the most impressive cathedrals I've ever been to! It's such a large and beautiful place. We were blown away. Free entry and worth a visit to the necropolis over the bridge while you're here.

We love to visit the Cathedrals when visiting a city, although we have visited Glasgow many times this was our first visit to the Cathedral and it is well worth a visit. Wonderful stain glass windows and ornate ceilings. Loved all the history and atmosphere as I said well worth a visit if you're going to Glasgow

Gorgeous. A very beautiful cathedral. Wonderful history of survival. Very nice to see how they are fixing the stone outside and preserving it's beauty.

Amazing cathedral, the architecture is truly magnanimous. I really like the way they maintain and run these establishments. Was able to spend more than 60 minutes..just soaking in the history of this place. The audio tour was really good..good accessibility and proper restrooms as well. Overall, I love it

An iconic restaurant in Glasgow's food scene. A must visit if you are a visitor to Glasgow. Great food, with an even better setting. Don't miss the roof top terrace! See our full video review on our experience under The Olive Tree Family on all social media platforms.

Brought my grandaunts and their husbands there, all have high standards for dining and everyone loved it. We all spoke highly of the place after and really enjoyed our meal. Amazing quality of ingredients and great menu yet not pretentious. Would definitely want to come back

I don’t recall where the recommendation came from, but it was suggested to try the tasting menu, especially for those who are looking to have a culinary experience that highlights the elevated Scottish cuisine. Locally sourced foods backed by the amazing ambience and atmosphere give an amazing authentic atmosphere and experience. Would highly recommend to anyone who has one restaurant to try while in Glasgow.

Terrific selection and all very tasty items. But what makes it really stand out - the people Staff made this a special evening by just taking extra step in making us comfortable. We came half across the globe to this city and this place just made it a great evening.

Cute atmosphere, super friendly staff and delicious food and cocktails. We almost walked past thinking inside would be small, but there was ample seating, with two separate dining areas. We ate upstairs and the laksa was sensational!

Last night, we visited the ever popular Ubiquitous Chip and it was another great dining experience. The Chip (as it's known) is a sister business to Stravaigin (another favourite of ours) and it's recently reopened after a bit of a refurbishment. There are various spaces to enjoy including a pub and bar as well as a large multi level restaurant area. The vaulted glass cieling area is a mix of brick, iron and big green plants. It's softened by interesting artwork, especially the stairway to the bathroom. Staff are always attentive, casual in approach but knowledgable. The atmosphere is always buzzing and the crowd tends to be very local. We enjoyed torched makeral and pigeon to start. Followed by sea trout and venison. To finish our meal, the desserts (chocolate delice and fig & custard) were the highlight. Highly recommend this Ashton Lane stalwart.

27.09.25 Updated review to reply: If it's likely to not get charged £25 per person by cancelling then it should be considered changing the wording on the cancelling policy. If it is for no shows mainly (which I do understand btw). Added photo/screenshot for booking policy. Initial review: The food was amazing and the service was good too. Giving 4* because if you happen to not manage to go within less than 24h they will charge £25 per person on the booking. Which is a bit cheeky! I understand lots of people won't even bother cancelling but I would say £10 per person with maybe 12h notice it would be understanding.

A truly beautiful and peaceful place in the heart of Glasgow. 🌿 The glasshouses, especially the Kibble Palace, are stunning and filled with rare plants. The gardens are well maintained, perfect for a relaxing walk, photography, or just sitting quietly to enjoy nature. It’s free to enter, which makes it even better! Great spot for families, students, or anyone who loves greenery and fresh air. Definitely one of the best places to visit in Glasgow.

The Glasgow Botanic Gardens is a truly magical place. The variety of plants from all over the world is amazing, from rare species to vibrant, colorful flowers that make every corner feel special. The glasshouses are stunning, especially the indoor “forests,” where you can wander among towering trees and lush greenery no matter the weather. The gardens are beautifully maintained, peaceful, and full of life – perfect for a relaxing stroll, photography, or simply enjoying nature in the heart of the city. An absolute must-visit in Glasgow!

I really enjoyed my visit to the botanic garden. There’s a wide variety of plants here, including both tropical and temperate species. I was especially impressed by the large collection of orchids. It’s a beautiful and peaceful place where you could easily spend an entire day exploring and appreciating nature.

Beautiful and peaceful gardens. The glasshouses, especially the Kibble Palace, are stunning, and the variety of plants makes every visit special. Perfect for a relaxing walk, a family outing or just enjoying nature in the heart of the city. Best of all, it’s free to enter

Great place to go and have a nice bite to eat or a picnic. We went for glasglow. It was really good but it was overshadowed by the amount of people. Spent ages queing to get pictures and so many rude people were their tonight. Perhaps limit how many you let in at s time. and let people enjoy it instead of just thinking about money.

Absolutely amazing night at Glasglow. Every section was well thought out, staff were friendly and helpful. The event itself was fantastic. From the light show to the animatronic dinosaur in the Winter Gardens.

This is a beautiful botanic gardens around a 10 minute walk from Hillhead station making it very easy to get to and it's absolutely FREE!! The botanics feel like you are miles away from the city despite being nestled in the heart of it. The grounds are peaceful, large with lots to see and plenty of places to sit and enjoy the scenery. The greenhouses are wonderful, have lots of interesting plants which are thoughtfully laid out to create beautiful displays. There are also a lot of statues and history in the main greenhouse. If I lived in Glasgow, I would visit here every week.

Beautiful campus for visitors. Glasgow University is one of the best universities in the world with brightest brains studying there. I visited the campus as a visitor and got in love with the historic buildings over there. Beautiful and lovely place.

The campus is absolutely stunning — the Gothic-style buildings make you feel like you’ve stepped into a movie set (almost like Hogwarts!). It’s not only beautiful but also full of history, and the views from the university grounds are breathtaking.

University of Glasgow is an absolutely stunning and historic university! 🏰 The architecture is breathtaking — it truly feels like stepping into a movie or a fairytale. The campus is full of charm, with beautiful old buildings, peaceful courtyards, and amazing views of the city. It’s not just a place of learning, but also a must-visit landmark in Glasgow. A perfect spot for history lovers, photography, and anyone who appreciates beautiful places filled with culture and knowledge. 🎓✨

This is a beautiful university and we were glad that were able to visit this on our say trip. The architecture is stunning. We were there during graduation and it was great to see the graduates celebrating with their family and friends.

This isn’t likely to be on many people’s bucket lists, but if you’re an architecture enthusiast, you’ll definitely want to visit the University of Glasgow. You might think it’s just another school, but it’s not. It has a rich history and numerous architectural features that have stood the test of time. Stepping onto the campus feels like stepping into the past, creating a surreal atmosphere. The university’s preservation is remarkable, and every location is incredibly picturesque. It’s not just a place to learn; it’s a wonderful destination to unwind and be amazed by the architecture. The campus also houses a museum that might interest you. Overall, this is a place you’ll definitely want to visit in Glasgow. It’s a historic architectural masterpiece that transports you back in time.

The University of Glasgow is absolutely stunning and feels like stepping into another world. As a Harry Potter fan it is hard to believe no scenes were filmed here because the architecture is magical. For any tourist this is the most essential place to visit in Glasgow and it truly leaves a lasting impression.

An absolutely stunning campus to visit! The University of Glasgow feels like stepping into history – the architecture is breathtaking, with its Gothic towers and beautiful cloisters that look like something out of Harry Potter. The Hunterian Museum and the university grounds are free to explore, and the views over the city are amazing. Even if you’re not a student, it’s a must-see attraction when visiting Glasgow. If you're visiting with kids, like I did, it's definitely an inspiration for them.

Came back here after many many years. Really enjoyed it the first time around. We did come on a day when the restaurant itself was closed, but the shop open - we did know that, but thought the surely sell oysters in the shop as well. And they did. Got a salmon sandwich and half-a dozen oysters. Took a seat outside on one of the many tables. Dogs are welcome outside. The salmon was of great quality and the Oysters as excellent as we remembered. Good sized, smooth....creamy. Since we bought them in the shop we had to open them ourselves, but it was manageable. Since the salmon was so delicious we bought to whole packs of them, another 6x oysters, some cheese and black garlic paste. There are other seafood items for sale, cheeses, jams and much more. Staff was friendly and helpful. Toilets in the shop as well. Even though the restaurant was closed, the place was really busy. But the parking lot is huge, so that's no problem. Surely we'll be back when we're in the area next time.

It's a shame one now has to come here for a decent seafood experience. I do miss the other Loch Fynes that used to exist. Nevertheless, the quality is still top rate. Unfortunately the day I visited there were a lot of items unavailable which meant we couldn't have the seafood platter, instead I had the lobster and fries, and it was excellent

We had a really wonderful meal here. I’d had been before many years ago, and was so excited and pleased to go back. Food is top quality, very fresh seafood, simply but effectively prepared. Good wine list. And considered the quality of say very good value for money. There were a few tiny things about service that stopped me putting a 5 star review, but it is a great restaurant, most of the staff were lovely, and I would deffinately go back again if in the area.

We went for lunch on Sunday 20th July The restaurant is set at the head of the loch in glorious mountain scenery The room was white , bright, beautifully furnished and very welcoming The food!! This was by far the best lunch we had had for a very very long time We shared battered haddock and chips And a platter of smoked fish We started with plump fresh oysters - a fantastic taste of freshness The haddock - wow - by far the best we’ve ever had - perfectly cooked fish in a light and crispy batter - gorgeous !! The platter was great - tasty smoked mussels, perfect pickled herring with tart apple slices to cut through the vinegar - mild smoked trout The onion rings should be banned as highly addictive !!! Great service! Great food! Good well stocked deli too

The freshest seafood ever! I mean, seriously. Most everything on the menu is caught in Loch Fyne. The OYSTERS are to die for. We were unable to get a booking Saturday as they were completely booked out days in advance. We decided to get takeaway oysters and smoked salmon, and ate them outside on the picnic tables. Wellllllll the oysters were so good we asked to book lunch the next day. They fortunately had an opening. We came back today and were blown away by the selection and the quality of the food. Again we had 6 fresh oysters, and also the hand dived Shetland scallops with the a black pudding on the side (it is Scottish sausage and I don’t eat meat, but the husband does). We also indulged in the Loch Fyne Langoustines. I enjoyed a glass of extra brut Cremant BdB from France. Nice and dry bubbly. Hoooo weeee that was a great lunch! Everything came out quickly and was a nice presentation. The langoustines were served with a side of garlic butter and chips (fries). The food we selected was perfect for two people. If you are in Scotland and you like seafood, make sure to put this place on your list. Best oysters I’ve ever had. They also have a very nice deli attached with some local gifts. The fresh fish looks amazing. They also sell some snacks like fresh cheese and those oat crackers that are so good.

Very disappointing. They have a seating area outside with picnic benches over looking the loch. I would say perfect location with gorgeous views - especially for those like ourselves who have a dog. The picnic benches are just outside the restaurant door… hardly a ‘hike’ from the kitchen yet you aren’t allowed to order off the main menu, only the poor selection from the take away menu - a choice of 3 things. If you don’t fancy a heavy meal you’re pretty screwed. All we wanted was 3 starters, a portion of chips and a glass of wine each. The deli next door hardly had a great choice either - 1 tuna sandwich that looked like a 6 year old had made it and two other sandwiches for just short of £4. Hardly appetising. We’ve ended up leaving in hope to find a friendlier spot, with a better selection and more accommodating staff. We won’t be rushing back nor recommending it to anyone. Shame.

My wife declared this her favorite meal of our two week trip. The seafood was fresh and amazingly delicous. Much of it comes directly from Loch Fyne, right on the doorstep. The staff were extremely joyful and friendly. There were 8 of us for lunch and we did make reservations. I highly recommend a visit. Quick tip... try the oysters!

What an entitled, aloof, privileged and arrogant institution this is. Their catastrophic footprint on the local area and Glasgow as a whole after their fires can never be ignored. Having closed roads for years for their personal use under the guise of repairing the Mack is appalling. The place should be demolished and every single person in management fired!

Purchased the Noisy Decoder, and from the packaging to the presentation and decoder, You can see how there's lots of love and dedication to a product that really helps in Your music making.

The building is under renovation after fire destroyed it

A waste of time ! Building under renovation. Nothing to see. The modern Reid building facing it is not worth it.

I'm happy to share my experience at The Glasgow School of Art! The institution's commitment to delivering high-quality education is evident in every aspect. As a student specializing in design, I have found it to be a great place to learn and connect with outstanding lecturers with a lot of both practical and theoretical experience. Even as a first-year student who joined as an advanced learner from year 3, I've been thoroughly enjoying every moment and discussion with my tutors. The classes are of great quality, providing valuable insights and fostering practical learning. It's been a rewarding experience, and I highly recommend The Glasgow School of Art for anyone seeking an enriching and fulfilling education in design.

This is by far the best and most user friendly circle of fifths I have come across. It has already advanced my knowledge and understanding in just a few weeks of using it. Would recommend this to not only beginner guitarist, but experienced players as well!

What a great historical building with very knowledgeable and convivial students. The building was designed by the famous architect mackintosh. The building is very beautiful. It would be better if we could see the studios with their huge north windows witch was a shame. Over all great experience would go again sometime. Leave a like please 👍🏻

A wonderful city full of history and architecture. Perfect place to drink a real Scotch! 🥃

George Square is a central spot in Glasgow with a lot of history and a great atmosphere. 🏛️ It’s surrounded by beautiful buildings, and the statues throughout the square add to its charm. 🗿 It’s a nice place to sit and relax, especially on a sunny day, though it can get quite busy. 📸 Sometimes, there are events or gatherings happening, which makes it even more lively. Definitely worth a visit if you're exploring Glasgow

George Square is a famous place in the centre of Glasgow. There are big statues, old buildings, and usually many people around. But now the square is under construction, so some parts are closed and not so nice to see. It’s still a good place to walk by, but not the best time to visit until the work is finished.

The "renovation of the century", a complete transformation of the square, is currently taking place on the square. It is completely fenced off, nothing can be seen from it.There is a hole in the tarpaulin, through which you can look into the square to see the construction work.

We visited for the punk all day festival, and it was excellently run with lots of bars and food outlets

Hi! Visited George Square for the first time with my kids and friends, and it was a wonderful experience! The excitement of feeding the pigeons was a highlight for all of us—especially for the kids. The square has a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, with beautiful architecture and plenty of space to relax and enjoy. It’s a perfect spot for families and friends to spend quality time together. Definitely a place we’ll visit again! Highly recommend!

Beautiful square and park area in Glasgow. Interesting statues around the square. Also, it is where the Memorial for those from Glasgow who served in WWI and WWII. Plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the outdoors. We really enjoyed our visit to George Square on our trip to Glasgow.

Went looking for a decent whiskey bar while in Glasgow city centre for a couple of nights and found an excellent one. I know a decent amount about whiskey and have a collection of around 40 bottles, so I asked the staff to recommend me something. I told them I had no preference as long as they're smooth on the way down. The lady brought me 4 whiskies to choose from and explained them all. I couldn't decide which to try so I bought all 4, and I wasn't disappointed. All 4 were new to me and I was delighted with the recommendations. Great decor and feel. Great atmosphere. Hundreds of bottles to try. Knowledgeable staff who know their drams.

Lovely day in Glasgow, Scotland. Having the opportunity to be here, we decided to explore the city and try to taste whisky as much as we can😊 For today, our first stop is “The Pot Still”. Amazing atmosphere and experience! Very unique and special spot to taste different varieties of whiskies! Staff members are very kind, friendly and knowledgeable about their portfolios!!! Whenever you are in Glasgow you should definitely pass by and don’t miss it!! We had great time and hundred percent sure we will come back!! Many thanks to all the staff!!

This pub boasts an extensive selection of whiskeys. The friendly staff and the tasting menu we enjoyed made our visit truly memorable. The ambiance is simply 10/10, so if you’re a whisky enthusiast or simply looking for a great beer, be sure to visit!

Oh man, Pot Still in Glasgow is like a big, warm hug for whiskey lovers! This cozy pub’s got over loads of whiskies—crazy, From rare gems to bold blends, it’s a total dream. The staff are like your best pals, chatting you through the menu. Whether you’re new to whiskey or a total nerd, you’ll feel right at home. Prices are decent, and you’ll leave buzzing.

The best whiskey pub in Glasgow! A mesmerising array of Scotch whiskies, a great selection of draught beers - local & international and traditional Scottish pies! Friendly, knowledgeable staff + a nice chilled out vibe on weekday early afternoon's but gets very busy in the evenings as expected. This needs to be anyone's go-to place for all of those things. 11/10! 5 stars!

Nice bar stocked to the ceiling with whiskies. They have a cute mezzanine like second floor with seating. Good selection of beers and ciders as well. We enjoyed hanging out here.

Exceptional place for both traditional homemade pies at a fabulous price and an exquisite array of whiskeys. There is also a variety of ales and drafts on tap. Old school beautiful comfy feel to the place. The staff are very knowledgeable and passionate about their whiskey and their place of work. A must if you have a passion of the whiskey kind.

This was a typical vintage in pub. I had Lamb Shank £25, which came in a nice red wine sauce. I could of done with a bit more sauce to be honest. My partner had a chicken schnitzel £17. She said the chips were'nt very warm. The service was quite slow, as the waitress had loads of tables to service. We wanted vinegar, which we asked for but it never arrived.

We had an amazing dinner today, and it was such a lovely experience from start to finish. I went for the Hunter's Chicken Schnitzel with a side of halloumi fries, while my wife chose the signature burger both dishes were absolutely delicious. Everything was beautifully presented and tasted just as good as it looked. The atmosphere in the restaurant is exactly what you’d want for a relaxing evening out warm, welcoming, and cozy. It felt inviting the moment we walked in, and it made our meal all the more enjoyable. The staff were fantastic too really friendly, attentive, and welcoming without being overbearing. They made us feel well looked after throughout our visit. All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed our time here and will definitely be returning. Highly recommended for anyone looking for great food in a cozy setting with excellent service.

The ambience perfectly fits a visit to Balloch/Loch Lomond. All the dishes we ordered were on point making it overall a great meal in Scotland, special shout out to the sticky toffee pudding that couldn't have been more perfect!

We have stopped off here on the way to Inverness and it's in a beautiful setting on Loch Lomand. The food was delicious and perfectly cooked and the service has been fab. Eva has been especially helpful! The manager was really welcoming when we arrived without a booking. Perfect start to our first visit to Scotland

Stopped in on way back after getting engaged in Arrochar the night before. The perfect ending to a perfect trip. Lovely place and we will be back soon. Our wee dog was made welcome.

Manager was very welcoming to us first timers to the Balloch House. Gave us a fab seat by the fire which was kept roaring all night giving a very cosy atmosphere. I had the weekend treat menu and hubby are from a la carte. Knocked a star off as his hollindaise was missing the brown shrimp. Our server, Megan, was lovely and kept the drinks flowing. Thank you for a lovely meal - we'll recommend and be back if in the area. Tandoori chicken starter was lovely as was sea bass and fishcakes. Loved the volume of music too, not too loud to talk but made the place feel relaxed 😎

Good food, lovely service & atmophere - will definitely be back

The food we had was delicious but......there was really only 4 options on the menu, salmon linguine, burgers or pizzas plus 1 other I've forgotten. The website promises a much larger menu but the staff said this was reduced a long time ago they just haven't updated the website. After having to pay £10 online to secure a table booking, we felt tricked when we got there and found the food options we were looking forward to weren't even available. The linguine and burger was good but owners definitely need to update the website or warn people on arrival.

For the restaurant. Their website said they serve food till 9, but when we stopped in at 8:10 for dinner, they said they were done serving food. We went again the next night. Fish and chips were good. Their house gin and tonic is fantastic. The haggis pizza was good but something was missing, though not sure what.

I have been here a couple of times whilst staying in Killin. It is a cosy pub with good food and a great log fire. Not a huge selection on the menu but well cooked and presented. The staff were friendly and hard working. I would definitely recommend this Inn.

We recently got married at the falls as it's been one of our favourite places to come for years now. Roisin and all of the bar and waiting staff did such an exceptional job of our wedding meal and celebrations in the tea room after our ceremony. They went above and beyond to make sure our day was so special and we can't thank them enough. Our guests are all still talking about how great the food was and all of the rooms are lovely too. The bar have their own branded gins and a whiskey which were delicious and made lovely favours for our guests. We'll continue to visit once or twice a year as we like nothing better than getting a summer drink from bar and relaxing out on the rocks in front of the Inn. Such a beautiful place and so special to us 🥰

Visited The Falls of Dochart Inn for dinner yesterday and was very disappointed. Ordered the burger, which at £20, expected to be homemade but certainly didn't look or taste homemade nor did the fries. The customer service wasn't much better. The staff seemed as if they didn't want to be there apart from the lady behind the bar who at least had a smile on her face! Only consolation my dog seemed to enjoyed her doggy dinner.

Walked into the cafe end. Staff pointed in the right direction for the pub grub. Absolutely brilliant food, very tasty quick friendly service and made the dogs welcome to. Grabbed a couple of cakes to take out with us, also very tasty.

Fabulous place! Visited twice for drinks and meals whilst away on holiday staying at a local caravan site. Following a bad experience elsewhere in town we found the staff here to be so pleasant and friendly, and the meals were great and not overpriced! And a great selection of very palatable local beers too! Will definitely be revisiting the area at some point in the future and will be sure to pop in to The Falls of Dochart Inn!

We had a reservation at Stravaigin last night for a business dinner during a work trip to Glasgow. One of our guests was travelling with their dog, and according to the website, dogs are welcome on the ground floor. Since there’s a quiet and comfortable area downstairs that seemed suitable for a business meal, we made our booking with a clear note stating that we’d be bringing a dog and that it was a business occasion. Unfortunately, when we arrived, we were told that our table had been booked upstairs—where dogs aren’t allowed. When we pointed this out, the staff checked and confirmed that our note had indeed been included in the reservation, but it had simply been overlooked. Mistakes happen, and we understand that. However, by the time we arrived, there were no free tables left in the quieter area on the ground floor. Instead of making an exception and allowing the dog upstairs in light of their own mistake, we were asked to wait and were eventually seated in the very loud pub area. It was far from suitable for a professional conversation. Sorry Stravaigin, but we communicated everything clearly in advance—both the business context and the presence of a dog. If that information is ignored, the customer shouldn't have to bear the consequences. A customer-focused solution would have been the right thing to do. Based on this experience, I can’t recommend Stravaigin for business dining or for situations that require flexibility or accountability.

After a recommendation form a friend my husband and I went here for lunch. We were up in Glasgow visiting family. The food was absolutely fantastic and really tasty. Service was really good and they gave us some good recommendations of things to try. We didn't feel rushed and the atmosphere was really nice. We will definitely be coming here again next time we are up.

What a great experience visiting Stravagin! Food and team were stunning. We had a table for three tucked high in the mezzanine… we all loved that location and will be asking to be sat there again. 2 of our party ate from the Sunday roast menu… for starters… soup of the day which was extremely flavourful, and seared cauliflower with hazelnuts and curry leaves… I highly recommend this dish it was delicious! These were followed by the roast rump of beef, which was tender and cooked to perfection, and all the accompanying vegetables cooked perfectly, special mention for the hispi cabbage … and the onion purée. Our other diner chose the a la carte menu… grilled sardines to start cooked to perfection.., followed by a loin of venison cooked to perfection. We forced ourselves to have dessert…none of which disappointed. Fantastic crème brulle, and a velvety chocolate cremaux, and i really enjoyed the quirky serving of Brie with brioche and onion chutney. Can’t wait to return to this gem of a Glasgow restaurant again soon. Well done to all the team.

Could not recommend highly enough! We booked the cellar for our wedding celebration and from the first contact, everything has been perfect! Jade was so lovely and helpful in helping us get everything sorted before it - nothing was too much trouble. On the day, Olivia got the room ready for us and it was perfect and ensured we had everything we needed all night. The food was incredible and all our guests loved it - everyone kept talking about the mussels!! But what made our night truly special was the staff! The service was absolutely brilliant! The cherry on the cake was the gigantic tiramisu for dessert which was amazing! We can’t wait to be back! Thank you again for everything 🩷

Amazing food, we went there for a birthday celebration. The muscles were super fresh, great pork belly and probably the best haggis we've ever tried. Our server was super helpful in making our choices without being pushy for any item. I only have one thing to fault the restaurant, and it's that they didnt put on the menu that there was an added 10% service charge. We would have left a tip otherwise. However, really good experience overall.

Tried out Stravaigin after being recommended and it did not disappoint. Had the mussels with the red sauce and it was the best part of the meal . Had some starters and haggis which unexceptional. Was a bit disappointed in the ice cream of the day - it was an oat meal cream with an oat biscuit, not the best combination but probably a poor choice of dessert on our part . Great selection of whisky , with a whisky menu which I believe is new . They didn’t have the whisky I wanted but the staff were kind enough to recommend one and even price match to the one I had initially asked for! I’ll definitely be coming back to try more of their menu . Great interiors btw

Stravaigin truly delivers on its motto: “Think global, eat local.” The food was outstanding - creative, beautifully presented, and full of flavour. I was especially surprised by the attention to detail in even the simplest dishes. The green side dish, in particular, stood out - perfectly cooked and bursting with flavour. It’s rare to see such care put into every element of the meal.

Awesome park in the west end of Glasgow with great facilities and restaurants nearby. Playground for kids, skating rink and small football ground makes it a fun place for everyone. A popular and beautiful Hindu Mandir is close by and attracts lot of visitors from the Indian community.

As a visitor from Turkey I truly admire how parks like Kelvingrove are placed right in the city center within walking distance. It is impressive how quiet and calm the atmosphere feels despite being so central. A perfect spot for relaxation and a beautiful walk.

Beautiful green space in the heart of Glasgow. Perfect for a relaxing walk along the River Kelvin, with plenty of spots for picnics, play areas for kids, and stunning views of the city. A must-visit for families, joggers, and anyone who loves nature

Despite the cold, rainy, and windy weather, our visit to Kelvingrove Park was unforgettable. The entire place felt like a living piece of history—every corner seemed to whisper stories of the past. The rain only added to the magic; historic buildings seemed to dance under the drops, and the moody sky gave everything a poetic charm. It was one of those rare experiences where even bad weather couldn’t ruin the beauty—it actually made it even more special. A must-see in Glasgow, rain or shine.

A large beautiful park in the city of Glasgow. It has flower beds, fountains, skatepark, bandstand, bowling green, croquet area, ponds, and children's play areas. The River Kelvin runs through the park. There are lots of benches so you can easily find somewhere to relax, listen to the bird song, and watch the world pass by. There is good access for people who use a wheelchair. The paths are wide and hard surfaced. Some are steep, but it is possible to find an alternative route. There are lots of maps, but some of these are up too high for a wheelchair user to be able to easily read them. You can walk your dog here.

Park was super busy today, and it was great in the sunshine! We sat and chanted some mantras and my toddler dragged me to the park 5 times! She absolutely loved it and there was so much to see! Wish there more toilets though, as the museum is a bit of a walk when you are bursting! Make sure and go before you visit. Love this place though, super chilled when when it's hoaching!

I attended a couple of Summer Night gigs at the bandstand here which is a lovely outdoor venue. Great atmosphere, good facilities, well serviced with lovely staff.

Coolest inn I’ve ever stayed at. Everywhere you look is something interesting. Very unique and inviting. Cozy as heck. Fun place to drink, delicious food, really really nice staff that went above and beyond. Free breakfast! We went around Halloween and the decorations were all out.

We had this place on our stop list. From the moment we walked in we knew we had made the right decision not to stop earlier. We have been trying Steak Pies all over UK and Scotland. This was the most amazing one by a country mile. I would come here just for the food again and again. We sat by the fire and enjoyed some drinks afterwards. The service and atmosphere were also great.

Historic , atmospheric old pub with a quirky set up. Serving Local, traditional food . A couple of ales on but I had a tomato juice as I was driving. Well worth stopping in as it has a good little atmosphere. Offers overnights in the carpark if eating and drinking in the pub. It’s an imposing old building which is Apparently haunted. 🍻 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🚐 👻

This place is magical! Hundreds of years it has seen travellers. Housed them, fed them good food, excellent drinks and unbeatable ambience! The staff has some of the finest senses of humour and truly are helpful. If you can, do go for a stay or at least stop for some food!

Frustrated and Disappointed! We called the restaurant around 4 PM on a Sunday to book a table for 10. During the call, I mentioned we were driving back to Edinburgh and wanted to stop for dinner. I specifically asked if haggis was available, and the gentleman confirmed it was. He also mentioned they serve Sunday roast. Knowing that roasts often run out by mid-afternoon, I assumed they had a second round and felt relieved to have found a good spot. After a two-hour drive in heavy rain, we arrived, only to be told we needed to order at the bar. We tried to order three Sunday roasts and three haggis dishes, but were informed they had run out. I was shocked—I asked again, explaining that I had called earlier and was told these items were available. It turns out they had sold out at lunchtime, and the staff member who gave me the information had already left. This was extremely frustrating. We had visitors who had never tried authentic haggis, and if we’d been told the truth earlier, we could have made other plans. By then, it was 6:30 PM, we were exhausted, and still had a two-hour drive ahead, so searching for another place wasn’t an option. We ended up settling for burgers and mac & cheese—dishes I could make better at home. The only positive was the generous portion sizes. As an apology, the bar staff didn’t charge us for two beers and two Archer & Lemonades, which we appreciated. However, overall, the experience was disappointing and not what we had hoped for.

Excellent experience for the second time. Thank you all for this welcome and these fair and perfect dishes. A moment suspended in a simply magical environment and a more than surprising place. I won't say more, just GO THERE!!! The surprise is huge!! Gracias enorme à todos. Mantente tú mismo. 🥰👍🙏

After walking 10 hours on the West Highland Way, absolutely exhausted and starving, we headed to The Drovers – the only option anywhere near us – expecting at the very least some basic hospitality. Instead, we were told the kitchen was “exhausted” and that we couldn’t be served because we weren’t staying there and hadn’t booked. This was at 7pm – hardly late, and in a place that must know walkers rely on it after long days. We ended up having crisps for dinner. That’s right – crisps, in a supposed hotel and restaurant. No attempt to offer us even the most basic food like chips, soup, or sandwiches. Nothing. For a business in this location, to turn away hungry walkers in need of a meal is not just poor service – it’s downright inhumane. What made it even worse was sitting outside later and watching another couple wander in and get served food without issue. There was no question of a booking or if they were staying, So clearly, the kitchen wasn’t “exhausted” at all – it was just a case of whether your face fit. That kind of treatment is insulting, unfair, and shows zero regard for guests or passing trade. The Drovers trades heavily on its reputation and location, but based on our experience it fails completely where it matters most: basic hospitality, decency, and honesty. For anyone walking the West Highland Way, don’t rely on this place to look after you unless you’re one of their chosen few.

Visited again yesterday as a must do when in Falkirk. Excellent service from the staff with great historical exhibits from the Falkirk area from Roman times right through to recent times.

Couldn't believe this place was free entry! Beautiful historic house with nice museum displays, ranging from local history to the industrial revolution, and the displacement of people around the world by Soviet Russia. Beautiful grounds around the site also, including woodlands, a small loch, and lots of fun for children as well.

What an amazing place to visit and not far from Glasgow. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. The food in the tearoom was excellent and reasonably priced. We will go back again. There is No Entry Fee and parking is also free. Beautiful house. Didn't take many photos, sorry.

Beautiful mansion house. It has free access. It has exhibitions of works and history. At Christmas they put a gigantic Christmas tree very beautiful its gardens are very beautiful, with its forest and his lake with swans. And close to one side of the park is a very nice playground. Also for bikes there is a fairly large jumping area.

A very beautiful building, very well preserved. It have a lovely tea room, very good choice of drinks and treats and the staff are very nice. Well worth a visit

Really nice visit, lots of info and a lovely tea room, staff were friendly and helpful

We had such a great time! First time here and well worth the visit! Beautiful house and grounds, lovely little cafe. Staff are fantastic! Super friendly and have a lot of pride and care about their work and the house! Would recommend. Also free to enter! Which was a surprising bonus!

Can't comment on rooms as we only popped in for a meal. Service was friendly and we didn't have to wait long to be served. I choose the chicken stuffed with haggis and the waitress informed me that this would take up to 30min to prepare, which was fine by me. Hubby went for steak pie. Both meals were cooked beautifully and my chicken dish was very tasty indeed. Only small downside for us was our table was very sticky! Other than that nice place with plenty outside seating if you wish to dine or drink alfresco.

Very friendly and helpful staff who helped us with safe and dry space for bikes. Stayed for three nights and ate there twice - very tasty evening meals with super light beer batter for the fish and a delicious salmon and pasta dish. Agree with some reviews that some features of the rooms were a little tired but cleanliness not an issue. Thanks again guys, lovely last night playing scrabble and listening to peat and diesel!

Tasty and hearty food (some veggie options) at good prices, has parking, surrounded by beautiful scenery. Dog friendly is an understatement. Trickiest thing is the fun road to get there, don't cook your brakes!

The staff are pretty casual, it is hard to distinguish them from customers, they are also pretty casual with the way they speak to the customers as well. That being said, we did not have a reservation and were lucky to get a table as they turned a number of people away even though there were empty tables for our entire time there, though they had reserved signs on them. We had a great meal that was delicious and filling.

Very comforting atmosphere, the staff were very friendly and they're more than happy to have dogs. Plenty of treats for your furry friend. Also the food was quite tasty, big portions! Did get a little drafty if you're near the door, but a very warm and welcoming atmosphere, popular with the locals.

We didn’t actually stay at the hotel but we did hold our wedding meal and evening in the large function room on 17 September 2021 which was amazing. Lee and all of the team at the forth inn were fantastic, my wife and I could not have asked for it to be any more perfect and all of our guests had an amazing time. The food was fantastic, the atmosphere and medieval decor was just perfect. We could not recommended the forth inn highly enough. Thanks Thomas and Zoo ♥️

We had a lovely overnight stay here with our dog. Comfortable room with an excellent breakfast. Our dog even got his own sausage cooked up for breakfast! The staff were very friendly and welcoming.

This place is mental.. It was recommended to me by a friend back in 2015 and last week we were "finally" in the area and I suggesting going there to our group of friends. BIGGEST mistake I made in years! Don't get me wrong, the place looked quite unique and I really appreciated the looks. It's got decorations, a fire place, basically it felt authentic and welcoming - probably the reason why we stayed there instead of leaving... But it was also pretty cold inside, we were seated right besides the toilet on the other end from the fireplace, and the place was pretty much empty - on a Saturday night. This should have been a red flag right there. We asked for drinks but they ran out of red wine and only had 1 glass of white wine left. I ordered beer instead, they only had bottle Corona, for a price of £6 per bottle! Note, the price wasn't written anywhere and we were not given any menu. The chef came to us to tell the menu (I requested a paper option, wanted to see the prices, but he said they didn't have one) for the night was, we were given options from 2 dishes, all fire roasted. He was recommending the chicken dish and since one of my friends was a vegetarian we chose the vegetarian option for him. We had to wait around an hour for the food to actually come and by that time I was wondering whether I should even eat due to how late it was getting... When the food came I changed my mind, it was one of the smallest portions I've seen! There was a few vegetables, some cheese and a small piece of chicken wrapped in ham. My vegetarian friend got exactly the same - just no chicken! He was angry not getting actual protein-based food but was at least happy that we won't have to pay much, I mean it's just some veggies yeah? The bill came, £92 for 3 people, which is for 3 dishes and 3 drinks (2 bottled beers and 1 hot chocolate). I double checked the vegetarian option and to my surprise, it was exactly the same, £25 per portion. You must be out of your mind to charge £25 for a mushroom, a carrot, a potato, some pepper, some onion and a bit of cheese!! I am sorry, but this is a tourist scam place, you should be ashamed for doing what you're doing, basically profiting from people that are in the area and are not aware of what kind of place is this. Btw the owner was quite ok, he was energetic, chatty and friendly. Although at times it was a bit too much to handle, in the end we just wanted to be left alone due to his directness and awkwardness.. Edit: added the photo as proof of "how packed it was" on the saturday night. Can also see the hot chocolate on the wall was £5, mains were £25, the beer price isn't shown on the wall and no drinks menu provided to show this EVEN on their website, don't believe me - go and check. I also cannot show you the receipt since I wasn't provided one, because the place had to internet, I even had to pay them by a bank transfer as opposed to through the register since their machine wasn't working either. Also downvoted to 1 star due to the owner being rude instead of accepting their fault and apologising. Ah, of course you don't sell carrots, I just noticed that the vegetarian option is only potatoes, tomatoes and mushroom, which is even worse...

The Byre Inn did not disappoint last night. Thank you Jason for the amazing food the fillet steak was stunning, thank you for getting this in especially for us. There is always a wonderful atmosphere and brilliant vibe. We look forward to seeing you next time we are here.

Not open during published open hours. We tried to call in for a drink at 1 pm as a halfway stop on our hike on 10.10.24. The lights were on, the radio blaring and a dog barking, but no one answered. There was no closed sign, and their website said it was open, so we rang both website numbers to see if it was due to open soon - no answer. It seems it's not a place to pop in for anything without notice!

Lovely little place off the beaten track. Great service from the young boy working the bar and restaurant. We had soup and a burger each, both really nice, especially the sweet potato and chilli soup. Our dog was made to feel very welcome, as were we.

Me and my wife stayed in Scotland for 11 days in our camper van we visited this gem of a place to find a couple Jason and Sharon who own this fantastic venue. The food which we ordered was made fresh and piping hot, Sharron used her outside oven to cook a fantastic pizza and mouth watering steak. Jason entertained us with the upmost professionalism that after he allowed us to stay in there car park we decided to stay three nights the place was that unique If your visiting Scotland and want a warm welcome, a relaxed atmosphere cracking delicious food come here Thank you Jason and Sharon and good luck We will see you in November

Couldn’t fault the Byre Inn. Jason is a great host. Just had a meal for 2...beautifully presented and tasted delicious. Book in advance as it does get fully booked...it’s well worth it. We’ll be back on Friday!!

Yes, it's a quirky and unusual pub slightly off the beaten track. Check out the London Red Routemaster bus (Night route 29 to Camden!) parked outside... and yes, the hosts are welcoming and friendly. I liked the pub (having been once before around 2009 when it had a previous ownership). I only stopped for a drink and didn't eat. I enjoyed my low-alcohol cider, with a couple of frozen lime-slice ice cubes - a nice touch. But it was very pricey - £5 for a low-alcohol 500 ml bottle makes the cost of a soft drink £10 per litre! I think that's overpriced, when the average pub will serve a pint of normal cider (more than 500 ml) for around £4.50 to £5. A pity about the steep price of a non-alcoholic drink. I always expect some sort of mark-up, but this was overkill. Other aspects are good if you like rustic quirky pubs in a nice setting.

We wanted to visit Lake Lamond whilst in Glasgow. It's easy to get to from Glasgow via the A82. Luss is the place we stopped and glad we did. We avoided the bigger much busier car park and parked at the Luss South carpark (£1 per hour pay and display). Walked along the stream on the Fairie trail until we ended up at the village church and then at the loch and finally walked through the village. The entire place has lovely nature with great views. I would definitely recommend this place if you are in the area. It was a popular place on a weekend during summer holidays but not crowded. Wellies will be useful if you want to walk or splash in the shallow water. WARNING- Many cars parked along School Road (residential parking with permit holder signs) had parking tickets on them.

We parked in the Luss south car park and walked the 10 minutes down through the pretty village of Luss, to the pier. Despite not taking a boat trip out, we walked the length of the pier, which offered serene views over Loch Lomond & Ben Lomond. We also meandered up the beach either side of the pier, which was tranquil on a quiet weekday.

Beautiful view point. Nice atmosphere. Water is crystal clear! Good for stopping by, there’s a small village you can find some nice souvenirs here.

I'd say this is a paradise for photographers. So very beautiful. Though we went in summers, water was still very cold. There were ferries and some water sports options available.

The pier is nothing special in and of itself, but it was great to stroll through the quaint village and make our way along the scenic waterfront towards the gorgeous little church here.

Amazing place to walk and great views. A lots of water sports available and pet friendly. Can get some boat tours for the other side or around the lake.

Wonderful spot to consume the beauty of loch lomond, a crystal clear lake. From this pier there are various cruise options to explore further the beauty of loch lomond.

Reasonable selection of beers & ciders. Soundsystem is good but they failed to reorient the speakers to account for the smaller crowd at the show I attended. Stage is only a few inches above the ground. Toilets are big enough. There is a quieter area around the corner from the bar where you can chat without needing to shout. No smoking area, you just have to leave and come back in.

GREAT ATMOSPHERE WITH GOOD FOOD Was taken here on a Friday evening a couple days after new years. Arrived at around 7:30pm and there were a lot of tables available. Started getting a lot busier later on. I got the Colonel Chipotle burger which was recommended by one of the staff. It came with chips and coleslaw. Both were great quality and very more-ish. The burger was pretty good but honestly I like the sides a lot more. The burger patty was a little to thick for me. Still tasted great! The atmosphere is probably the best part of this place. It's in the sweet spot where it wasn't too busy or too quiet. They're also looked like there was a lot of events going on which I need to go back for! Would recommend going here if you're looking for a place with a decent meal and great atmosphere.

The food here was so so good! I could have eaten it all over again. Delicious kebab sandwhich- side of coleslaw and chips was perfect. They have boardgames behind the bar if you're so inclined, a great way to pass the time as your food is being put together. We enjoyed some rhubarb sodas along with our food, great for those who don't drink much but want something from the bar. Overall cool atmosphere and very friendly staff. Only thing that didn't match up was the toilets.. they sort of looked like they might at 4am with a crowded bar, though it was about 2pm when there.

Dive bar. Go down stairs to enter venue. I was here for a gig. Beer is reasonably priced with some craft beer available. Wasn't busy when I was here not sure I would like the place if it was busy. A lot of dark corners for getting up to mischief. The unisex toilet may freak some people!!

I love the flying duck! Its my fav 100% vegan place in glasgow. Edit: i believe they no longer sell food

No contest for the best vegan food in Glasgow! Everything they make is superb and all the staff are great. Not for the faint of heart though, The Flying Duck definitely has a "underground hipster" vibe which might be off putting, but if that sounds intimidating, trust me, you'll be put to ease immediately by the relaxing atmosphere and cool staff!

Good grilled cheese club sandwich! The bacon was really good and the cheese was nice. Amazing value, it's 7£ and only 5.95£ for students! I was almost going to get garlic bread as a side when I ordered, but it wouldn't have been necessary as I was absolutely full from the fries and sandwich.

An overnight stay as part of our wedding anniversary trip to Stirling . The pub is located in a lovely village. We were warmly welcomed and shown our room which was clean, comfortable and cosy with a good sized ensuite. We had an excellent dinner and drinks - staff were so helpful and friendly. Breakfast was great - lots of choices and beautifully cooked. Would definitely recommend

Lovely local pub, worth the visit! Easy to get to from Stirling and Glasgow. Value for money is much better than what you get in the cities. The views in the area are amazing. Food is absolutely great, especially the Sunday Lunch. The owner and staff are super friendly. Perfect location for a staycation!

This pub has absolutely brilliant food! We were visiting the area and stopped off here for dinner. Nice quiet atmosphere, the owner was pleasant as was the other chap behind the bar, the food quality was exceptional. I had the Steak Pie, my wife the Village Bangers and Mash - to be honest they were both amazing. The pub is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays - Google Maps needs updating in this regard.

Popped in for a few drinks as was impressed. It's a oldey worldly pub which I like and plenty of beers on offer. The times on Google are wrong though and not open Monday and Tuesday which was a shame as would have gone more. Out of the 2 pubs in Kippen it's the better one in my opinion. Definitely worth a visit

We have just returned home after a fabulous weekend at The Cross Keys in Kippen. The rooms are great as they are spacious and dog friendly. There is plenty of drinking space with indoor seats in 2 sections of the pub, and an enclosed outdoor garden at the back, with benches in the evening sun at the front. Great choice of beers, wines and drinks. THE FOOD HERE IS INCREDIBLE !! We had breakfast here twice and dinner, the food is really good. Great quality ingredients have been used and the food here is really really tasty . We had steamed muscles If you haven’t had Cullen skink before, definitely be sure to try that - a lovely creamy soup which tasted absolutely incredible and went really well with the steamed muscles. There is bread and butter which again is really nice tasting granary bread with lovely local butter. We also had some chicken bites which were really tasty. They were really really good. I would definitely recommend them. We didn’t have fish and chips, but I saw many of them going out especially with it being Friday and the portions are huge. They also looked really really tasty with big thick triple cooked chips. The beef burger and the chips are lovely very fresh. Everything was piping hot. The breakfast was equally incredible with fresh hot sausages potato gone haggis basically everything you need for a great Scottish breakfast. The whole place is dog friendly We had our dogs with us in the garden dogs with us in our bedroom and dogs with us at dinner and that breakfast . Ps the stick it off your pudding was absolutely phenomenal. It was a massive portion with lots of sauce exactly how I like it. I would definitely recommend this place. The service here is brilliant and the owner is just as lovely too. A great local pub ran by local people

A great little quaint Scottish pub wirh great food, and more importantly, a great mattress for a lovely sleep. Had a great dinner there and we were made very welcome by the owner. Well worth a visit.

Fabulous inn. Super comfy beds and great food and service! A real gem of a place. Great location for quick bus trip into Stirling too.

Traditional pub with great food we have been coming here for a few years now and the staff and service provided are second to none ! The staff are excellent and the food is cooked to order and always is hot! The prices are reasonable and food choices are great, great food, great drinks and excellent service- what’s not to like!!!

This pub has been ahead of the game for so long now if you like cask ales. There’s always a varied choice and the quality is as good as you’ll find in Glasgow.

The best tradition pub in Glasgow, the whisky collection is like no other! But most importantly the staff know what’s important, a warm welcome, great hospitality and brilliant conversation. The food is basic, homemade and delicious. If you own a pub, look at how these people run the Bon Accord, it’s a recipe for success. One more thing, with it being a short walk from town, only people who really want to visit make the effort, it keeps all the loons away. Great pub!

We had an absolute lovely time here! Special shout out to Olivia who provided the Best service for the night! Thank you and we will definitely return in the future!

The pub itself is really nice and the staff was very friendly. The food was also pretty good ( I had a chicken haggis), but it was a shame they didnt have the full menu selection at the time (no burgers and no breakfast). Overall, still highly enjoyable

Soo many pubs in Glasgow can only do either good food or a mid drink selection/price, almost never botb. But The Bon Accord is my favourite for a reason.

Very nice, warm and lovely place! The staff is very helpful and shares scotch's knowledge with the people! Very recommended!!!

Excellent hospitality. Enjoyed a flight of ales in the bar and bought a box of mixed ales for the up and coming baby shower!! Will definitely call in next time we are passing

If you're heading towards Inveraray from Glasgow or Loch Lomond make sure you stop at Fyne Ales. It's a fabulous locally owned brewery and these guys make some of Scotland's most awarded beers. There's a bar and shop and it's a great place spend an hour or two and to learn about the brewing process and to sample their fermented barley water !!

Followed a sign from A83 for brewery. Didn’t know what to expect from the place. To my surprise staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We arrived few minutes after 6pm and we were served and guided in the right direction. Ale is delicious and it’s Real. You can buy a lot of different makes and brands there. It’s more like a pub or bar type. If you are looking for cheaper option I am afraid it won’t be the case. You can buy their ale from Supermarkets and it will be cheaper, however it might not be as fresh as it is from brewers.

We told a friend we were going to go to Campbell Town, and he told us to check out the this brewery. This place is beautiful and in an awesome location. The drive here is gorgeous as is the scenery that surrounds the brewery. I quote my wife when we walked in: “this place is really cute” It has a lot of cool things here and lots of beer. I got the Jarl and it was delicious. The ONLY thing I was not a fan of is the temp of the beer. I prefer beer to be cold. Was told beer is only 10 Celsius / 50 Fahrenheit, but a bit warmer now due to colder outside. It was not the end of the world for me, just a tad disappointing as I had to drink it quicker than normal, and not counting against score as it is a personal preference 😁 We also ordered the Venison nachos. It was very nice, spicy, and creamy at once. In other words it was super delicious. The staff here was super nice and friendly. Hoping we can stop back when we finish with Campbell Town.

Class wee Bar and Tap Room on the shores of Loch Fyne. Great advice and service given.

Great little spot, very friendly staff and awesome beer. The new stout and cheeseboard are not to be missed.

Great experience and incredible beer! Try these if you end up making it to the brewery. Thank you for the warm welcome! Will be back

There is no better venue in the UK, there just isn't. It's a feeling. It's the atmosphere. It's the connection of artists and crowd. It's the perfect shape of the room. It's 2000 happy souls giving the artist back everything they are giving and elevating the shared experience. It's the artists themselves being blown away. It's why many artists record live gigs there. I've been lucky to have seen some amazing gigs there since early 90s, just go. Amazing

I attended Bleed From Within’s first headline gig on Sunday 12th of October and the performances themselves were outstanding. I have to give the highest praise to the venue itself however. I may have enjoyed myself a little too much in numerous mosh pits and walls of death where I ended up losing my Garmin watch from my wrist! I realised after a few songs into the main event and accepted my fate that an expensive (to me) watch will have been kicked around in circle pits and will be long gone. I wasn’t going to wait after the final set - I just went home. I called the next day to ask if by any stretch it had been handed in or found. To my utter amazement - some little gothic legend handed it into security who kept it safe for me returning a few days later to collect it. Perfectly working as it was. Unbelievable. The staff, security, and my mutual goth/emo friends are all out of this world kind. Iconic venue in the country, which I’ve visited many a time before. But this blew me away. THANK YOU!

The Royston Club were playing and the Barrowlands was bouncing. Fantastic old venue with a real atmosphere and vibe. Gigs here are special, particularly when a band and crowd are up for it. The facilities are perfect for what you need and it's a must visit place, if you don't go to a gig here you're not doing it properly. Staff as well need some credit, friendly and observant. They make things go smoothly!

Bouncers and security were superlative. Water, eyes on the crowd, courteous and vigilant. Great bar staff. Iconic venue. Be safe. Be kind ns. Keep the Barras beautiful.

Went to see Leftfield here, absolutely amazing gig. Audio system quality, could eel my organs shaking, like a thousand defibs! 🙌 Been here a few times, it's a great venue! My only slight gripe is the cost of bevy, but i suppose this is becoming the norm now.

Went to see Nile Rodgers and Chic. The acoustics in the Barrowlands never fail to blow your socks off. Always such a great vibe. Security and Bar staff are all so friendly and everything is ran like well oiled machine. Prices for soft drinks are fantastic, £2 a pint. Can't wait till I return... amazing venue steeped in nostalgia 🤍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

One of the best smaller venues I've been to. Easy to get a drink - plenty of staff and a great atmosphere

A good pub and the atmosphere inside, can recommend for a visit! P.S. For the mussels it could be nice to have a separate plate to put the shells. The food was amazing though!

Lovely pub with great music and delicious food. Me and my partner popped in before going to a gig and was served by a lovely girl called kelsie who got us served quickly and we ordered loaded fries. DELICIOUS!! Some of the best loaded chips ever…. We will be back again 5 star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I had a wonderful time with my whisky flight. After finishing my flight, I ended with a Whisky Ol’ Fashion. Frank, I believe he was the owner, served the select flight to me. Himself and 3 other local whisky drinkers had made this selection of the four flights offered. Very good selection as you can see from the pictures below. Included is a picture of myself and Frank. GREAT liquor selection overall and the service is top notch!

Lovely down-to-earth pub in a great area of Glasgow. Friendly staff, reasonable drinks prices and tasty food. Came to show some friends visiting from abroad a Sunday roast and was impressed - tasty, big portions and good value. Plus a very decent vegetarian version. Would happily come back here whether for a drink or a bite to eat. NB you would definitely need to book if eating here on a Sunday afternoon/evening - was very popular.

Very nice staff, they had a wait but were able to get us a table quickly. Ale's were awesome after a long travel day in the rain, the Sunday pot roast dinner was great. Busy so a couple of our requests (water and dessert) were not attended to but all in all a great friendly place to gather. Thanks!

Just had brunch here - Avocado on sourdough with poached eggs - and it was hands down the best brunch food I've had! Love this local pub for its great food, cosy atmosphere and family friendly environment. Had the Sunday Roast a few weeks back and loved it too. My fave new local pub with amazing food

Great food, great service, excellent range of single malts. Great atmosphere. Highly recommend it. The breaded Cauliflower with a light masala sauce as a starter was deelish, the main was haggis neeps and tatties (the mashed tatties were fluffy, creamy and buttery), served with a peppercorn sauce - perfect! 10/10 from me.

The only reason to see this lake is because of its unique name in Scotland where all other bodies of water are called lochs. Lake of Menteith is a quiet place for water sports, especially swimming. It isn’t easy to get close to the water other than a small woodland car park which allows a short hop across the road to the banks of Menteith. We didn’t stay too long but at least can say we’ve seen it!

Loved the history, peace n tranquility on the island

Breathtaking scenery 😍 Beautiful building. Great selection of drinks. Delicious food and lovely, friendly, attentative staff. 5/5

Spectacular. We were really lucky to visit this tranquil setting on a day with amazing sunshine. I would recommend you spend at least 30 minutes here exploring and relaxing. If you get a good day bask in the sunshine. Worth a visit. Someone has kindly put a tire swing here to enjoy, be careful on it we heard a few people have fallen in the river using it.

We stayed in one of the newly refurbished A Frame Apartments, and from the minute we stepped in the front door the whole place was outstanding... The full width and height sliding doors do perfect justice to the incredibly beautiful lake and mountain views... We have been here many times and stayed in both the cabins and the apartments and we are always still astonished at how fantastic the view is... It changes from hour to hour and the wildlife is all around....the apartment itself is great with all mod cons and everything you need for your break... Nice personal touches such as the woodwork expertly carved and finished by Chris... All in all a fabulous place to stay and we cannot recommend it highly enough...

Limited parking but lovely place for paddle sports. Saw lots of people on fishing boats too.

Scotland's only lake! Although... that's what people usually assume. There are, however, nine other "lakes" in Scotland. This body of water's alternative name is Loch Inchmahome, and until the early 19th century, its Scottish name was Loch of Mentieth. The lake is known for the ruins of Inchmahome Priory, the monastery where Mary, Queen of Scots, sought refuge in 1547.

Luke is the best bartender I've ever had the pleasure of sitting in front of. The energy he brings to the bar is unmatched and the atmosphere when he is working cannot be compared. Come here all the time and will do for a long time after this. 100% recommend to anyone looking for a drink.

The Glen Roy Bar is a fantastic local spot with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Kelly, Luke, and Aaron were all impressed by the friendly staff, quick service, and great selection of drinks at reasonable prices. The food was top-notch, especially the homemade dishes that added a personal touch to the menu. Whether you’re popping in for a casual drink or a night out with friends, the Glen Roy Bar offers a comfortable setting and a great vibe that keeps you coming back. Highly recommended!

We stopped for cold drinks. It was unseasonably hot. Being American, mom wanted ice with her Coke. They served the ice in a Scottish beer glass that of course had a letter ‘T’ for the brand of beer. My mom wanted to buy it for my brother, Thomas, who couldn’t make the trip. Barkeep said it wasn’t for sale. We went outside to enjoy our beverages. The handsome gentleman at the table, on the computer (owner) came out and told my mom she could just keep it. He joked she could just slip it in her bag. Later, the young barkeep (son?) came out and told my mom she could keep it (sent by his dad?). Very good service. Sorry we missed the karaoke the night before. Maybe next time.

My dad, brother, and I had a couple of days exploring the Loch Lomond area and found ourselves enjoying some afternoon drinks at the Glen Roy 3 nights in a row! Big shout out to both Alan and Tony for their hospitality, humor, local guidance, and of course, well poured pints! You guys were awesome! - The guys from Boston, by way of Ireland

Had a fantastic night at the glenroy bar, kelly was fantastic, she was really friendly and has us entertained with some of her wee stories. Will definitely be back soon.

Had an amazing nite. Kelly absolutely lovely and made us feel so welcome. Can't wait to go back Lovely atmosphere. Kz

I must say this place is electric the atmosphere is unmatchable brilliant enthusiasm from bar staff and customers this place unmissable worth the visit!

We were just passing and decided to stretch our legs. This beautiful stop is well worth a visit. Sure it costs 1£ to stop but the views are amazing. The staff was so sweet and kind. We had some sausage rolls and they were so good!

Nature at its finest unfolds once again across the stunning glens of Scotland. Loch Lubnaig captivates with its mesmerizing turquoise waters, framed by lush vegetation and majestic mountains in the background. During our brief stop with Rabbie's Tours, a gentle drizzle fell, adding a fresh, misty charm to the scene. Though it lasted just 15 minutes, the moment was well enjoyed. There are several inviting benches by the lakeside—perfect spots to enjoy a leisurely lunch or a refreshing beer before continuing on your journey. The clouds blend seamlessly with the rolling hills, while the tranquil lake offers a peaceful retreat far removed from the city's hustle and bustle. This serene setting is a true sanctuary for anyone craving calm and natural beauty.

Amazing views a must stop place for a good cafe. Have a coffee and chill by a bench. Nice little walk around too

What a great little cafe in the most beautiful spot. Great for a comfort stop on our long journey from Kent to Skye. Exceptional sausage rolls!

Lovely staff, food was fresh and tasty, the view is astonishing, the only negative thing I can say is they claim the parking fee goes into taking care of the toilets but they were out of sanitizer and toilet paper and it was a bit messy.

Very nice environment, homely service. Good place to stop for a coffee and some snacks. I felt the constant pressure to pay for parking (it's posted in about 100 places) was a bit strong, especially since I was a paying guest.

Great little cafe by the lake. There’s free parking and lots of space to sit around. Good lake for swimming too

Not a huge drinker by any means, but when I do drink I like to try IPA’s & new trendy beers, I tried this one today from Loch Lomond Brewery & it was top notch! Freezing cold straight from the freezer, drank it in the back garden in the evening sun, a nice hearty beer with citrus hints & aftertaste throughout, everything down to the texture of the can was on another level, the perfect refreshment especially on a sunny evening, top class from Loch Lomond Brewery, right on the door step as well. Good job.

Looked for a tap house and found this. Located on an industrial estate and tucked out the way so dont be put off. Plenty of different beer on tap and selections. Comfortable relaxed and some good tunes.on, sofas were great. everyone was friendly. Shame we had to go as could only do a couple of beverages.

Great local microbrewery making some of the best beers in Scotland (with the awards to match). Shop available during working hours to take away merchandise and beer too. Worth a stop off!

Amazing place. Great selection of beers and gin as well as other drinks Staff are very friendly and great service. Watch out for music nights. Highly recommend a visit 🍻🍻❤️

I’ve just been to the Bristol Beer Festival with the guys who were trying to find good beers for the Bath Beer festival in February. I was trying Scottish ales and sample Lost in Mosaic , it’s an absolutely beautiful beer very fruity flavours and won my beer of the night. Hopefully the organisers of Bath who tried it as well will put in on but it’s all mine.

Popped in for a quick drink last week and was very impressed with the tap room, staff were very friendly and helpful with the purchases I made in the shop; we will definitely be making a return.

Great place, lovely selection of beers, and good music! Would definitely recommend, for something a bit different. The guys there were very informative about their products, and also ordered us food from the deli across the road 👌. An excellent afternoon.

Highly recommend. Great pub Sunday roast at a very reasonable price. Dog friendly, friendly staff, TVs showing the football and good atmosphere

Good pub. Not sure about any normal menu but the weekend-long tacos were delicious (vegan for me). Generally it is very busy and can be quite noisy but the atmosphere has been good every time I've been in and the staff all seem nice.

Totally stacked hostess helped us get F1 on the tele and we had fantastic Buck burgers and brews. 0 complaints, all love!

Stopped in here for some lunch and a couple of drinks before heading to a comedy gig. Place had a nice vibe, food and drinks reasonably priced. We both had the classic burger and trippled cooked chips, both were delicious, would highly recommend. 😋🍔🍺

Terrible staff, especially that female with the dark hair and bouncing personality - which we found both annoying and insincere. Get a grip The pub has really gone downhill in the past 5 years, but I guess you'll get that when you hire people who aren't really suited for their job positions. But like everything, they'll all be gone eventually.

Nice pub for area .bigger than it looks .Good food deals and a great selection of drinks. Did not try food on this visit

Great little boozer. Good Ale “Joker IPA” good fish and chips. Very busy. Tables booked in advance. Good atmosphere.

Kibble Place, one of the two botanical houses within the Glasgow Botanic Gardens, is one of the most recognizable buildings due to its striking white and tall dome, visible from far away. Inside, the climate is more moderate, almost identical to the outside. The greenhouse is vast and beautiful, with a spread-out flow that allows for a sense of freedom. Marble statues add a touch of Greek style to the space. The central dome, housing larger plants, is surreal and awe-inspiring. Overall, I highly recommend visiting Kibble Place and spending at least an hour exploring. It’s definitely worth your time, and there are plenty of opportunities to capture memorable photos. The best part? It’s free to enter!

I love all kinds of indoor attractions especially if it involves plants. It is free of charge so I would say you should watch it.

Really lovely walk and especially the green house was so fun to explore. Being around the greenery really lightened my mood. I would definitely recommend to anyone going to glasgow

Lovely place to visit, especially if you're within walking distance. Unfortunately there is only street parking, which is quite expensive. Through the Ringo App. The grounds are a nice place to chill on a hot afternoon. The glasshouses are very interesting and at least they are free or at least a donation. There is also a tea room which does some lovely food. A bit controversial as their scones are not true scones, that's not to say they weren't nice. They were more like fruit buns. It certainly doesn't detract from anything. Overall a lovely experience

If you want a informative excursion that is beautiful and free this is it! This building hold 1000's of different plant species which is beautiful on its own but its supplemented with architecture and art. They have many pieces from all over the world and they cater the main green house by global region. My favourite thing so far in Glasgow!

One of the highlights, the very top of the list, of my first visit to Glasgow. The Glasgow Botanical Garden is a must visit, whatever your interests maybe, and there is so much history there. It was great seeing familiar plants from Africa as well as several other exotic ones. Sitting there in the tropical environment of Kibble palace was truly therapeutic and I could have almost forgotten that I was in Scotland. I can not recommend this place enough.

When you enter This small palace, you enter different world. It was so beautiful like small tropical forest. Enjoyed. Only problem is parking, as there is no designated parking area , you can use justpark to find cheaper option in close proximity . Streets are so expensive to park

A very professional winery experience and a great environment, but unfortunately the quality of the souvenir needs to be strengthened. We bought a cup and were not treated well. The quality was not ideal. As a winery that needs to be operated for a long time, you must be persistent in the quality. Please check it repeatedly if you buy any items.

Auchentoshan has always been one of my favorite scotches, so it was a no-brainer for me to visit during my stay in Glasgow. It was fairly easy to get to using public transport (a train from downtown to Dalmuir, followed by a 15-20 minute walk). I had a wonderful distillery tour with a full tasting experience, and picked up a couple of distillery cask bottles afterwards. It was a nice touch to be able to fill, seal, and label my own bottles! I look forward to opening the bottles on a special occasion. Will definitely return on my next Scotland trip!

We visited Auchentoshan today and enjoyed The Origin Tour in the company of a fantastic guide, Brian. Despite the distillery being in an extended silent season due to maintenance requirements, Brian made it a really enjoyable and funny experience with his anecdotes and humour. The hot toddy at the start of the tour was a lovely surprise on what was a chilly afternoon, and there were two great drams to sample at the end. What a great distillery, and great whiskies too!

My first ever distillery tour. The very young guide, forgot his name (Bill, Ben or Bob 😂) was very helpful in making us understand the single malt origins and the making of this fine drink. I liked a lot also the lady at the reception who was very kind.

Received a warm welcoming at reception. A knowledgeable young man well versed in his craft led the ultimate tour on 11.09.25 at 14:00. Worth a visit.

Excellent tour from the lovely Helen. Just the right balance of educational and entertaining. Beautiful Stills and barrel store. We were also treated to a surprise souvenir. Would recommend to anyone visiting the area.

Truly an amazing tour and tasting. Loved all the history and information. I went in NOT being a scotch drinker and left with a true appreciation for "good" scotch. Such a great experience!