Oran Mor, Glasgow Restaurant / Cafe National

Oran Mor, Glasgow

 
Description: City: Glasgow

Newest Review: ... banter of your friends and the bar staff! It's a shame because it has lots of potential but the wrong people in charge. ... more

 ... It's not particularly cheap either, averaging around £3 for a pint. Another point is that you can't have your kids in here - strictly 18 and over. --The Brasserie Restaurant-- The Brasserie is the "posh" area of Oran Mór, where the best food is served with the finest drinks. Originally this bar was going to be a cocktail bar and restaurant but it was quickly realised that the West End of Glasgow didn't need another cocktail bar. The menu is constantly changing, using as much as possible Scottish ingredient...more

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Crowned Review Oran Mor, Glasgow: The Great Melody of Life... (1695 words)
by - written on 14/02/09 (Very useful, 524 readings)
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Oran Mór ******** Oran Mór is a West end of Glasgow pub situated where Byres road crosses Great Western Road - opposite the botanical gardens. It has been built into what used to be the old Kelvinside Parish Church. Refurbishment of Kelvinside Parish church started in 2002 and Oran Mór opened it's doors on the first day of the West End festival in June 2004. It has since grown to be one of the trendiest venues in Glasgow and attracts a mixed crowd. Oran Mór is Gaelic for "Big song" or "Great melody of Life". Oran Mór is a massive building housing two restaurants, a whisky bar, a lounge bar, a nightclub, a ballroom and a ...  Read the complete review

 

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