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The Counting House (Glasgow):
... Counting House::. The Counting House is part of the Wetherspoon s chain of pubs, which you don t really notice from the outside. It s located in the centre of Glasgow on St. Vincent s Place, which is across from George s Square. It is located in a really good place, it s so close to the main shopping part of Glasgow and George s Square looks gorgeous around Christmas with all the lights. From the outside, th... Read the full review: Count Me Out! by xKatieeex |
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Last Drop Tavern Pub / Bar National / Pub.74 Grassmarket, Edinburgh EH1 2JR. Tel = +44(0)131 225 4851. overall rating |
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J.J. Booths Pub / Bar National / 1 Back Wynd Aberdeen, Tel: +44(0)1224 646476. overall rating |
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O'Neills 11-13 Maxwell Pl, Stirling FK8 1JU. Tel: +44(0)1786 459901 overall rating |
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Justinlees Inn Eskbank Toll. Dalkeith Midlothian EH22 3DY. Tel: 0131 663 7644 overall rating |
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St Machar Bar Pub / Bar National / St Machar Bar, 97 High Street, Old Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Grampian, Scotland, AB24 3EN. Tel. +44 (0)1224 483079 overall rating |
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Archibald Simpson J.D. Wetherspoon pub. 5 Castle St, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire AB11 5. Tel: +44 (0)1224 621 365. overall rating |
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The Ship Inn The Toft, Elie, Fife, Scotland. Tel. 01333 330246 overall rating |
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Nobles Bar Bar, Pub, Restaurant / Pub / Bar National / Address: 44a Constitution Street, Leith, Edinburgh EH6 6RS / Tel: 0131 561 8219 - Re-opened in June 2009, by Fuller Thomson, the beautifully refurbished Nobles has retained the more traditional look. Nobles is a perfect pub for those looking for unashamedly good food... overall rating |
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Au Bar Pub / Bar National / 101 Shandwick Place. Tel: +44 (0)131 228 2648. overall rating |
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The Monkey House (Aberdeen) 1, Union Terrace / Pub / Bar National / Aberdeen / Aberdeenshire / AB10 1JB / Tel: 01224 251120. overall rating |
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Waxy O'Connors (Glasgow) ... ve walked past here many a time on my way up Buchanan Street, always noticing the fire they have at the front door. I ve never really known what it was until I went with my friends to lunch there the other day and I was so impressed! I had such a lovely time and wanted to stay in there, out the cold, all day. But sadly, I had to come home and write this review! Waxy O Connors is a chain of Irish pubs, I ll of course be reviewing the Glasgow pub. The pub is open on Monday and Tuesday s from 12pm to 11pm, Wednesday - Saturday from 12pm to 12am and Sunday s from 12.30pm to 11pm. They serve great food from 12pm to 8.30pm (it says 8.45pm on the website, but we asked when we... Read the full review: Tae be sure, tae be sure... by xKatieeex |
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M J Heraghty ... Heraghty s - my favourite pub in Glasgow, if not in the whole world. And I say this despite, or perhaps because of, the fact that it was within the confines of this small, even pokey (and in those days very smoky) southside hostelry that I first met my husband. Heraghty s is situated on the busy Pollokshaws Road, near its junction with Nithsdale Street and Allison Street. A "proper" Irish bar, in that it doesn t advertise itself as such, there has been a pub on this site since 1890. Named after Michael J Heraghty in its current incarnation, it has been run by the Heraghty family for over 30 years now. Small but perfectly formed it has an elegant Edwardi... Read the full review: MJ Heraghty's - My Most Favourite Bar Ever - Now, What'll You Have? by carcraig |
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Plockton Hotel ... as the setting for the BBC show Hamish Macbeth. It is very popular with visitors to the area, but as it was early October we were there, it was quite quiet. The exterior of the Plockton Hotel is painted black, which is quite striking. Its logo features the famous Plockton palm trees - really, there are palm trees in far north west Scotland. The interior of the lounge bar is very cosy looking, with a selection of tables and seating around the wall. There is a stone wall which is full of nooks and crannies, all containing coins from around the world, presumably left by visitors, and alongside is the classic wall of foreign bank notes. We ordered our drinks, and imm... Read the full review: Lunch among the palm trees by eilidhcatriona |






