Restaurant · Glasgow
A big, sprawling pub right across from Central Station, so it's an easy stop if you're arriving by train with a pram in tow — there's plenty of room to park a buggy, an upstairs area, and it rarely feels crammed. Food comes out quickly and lands better than most chain pubs; the gammon steak with fresh-cut pineapple gets particular praise, and portions feel like decent value at this price. High chairs, a kids' menu and outdoor seating are all sorted, and the staff have a reputation for being genuinely warm. Worth knowing: sport is on multiple screens and there are darts lanes on both floors, so it's lively rather than quiet — fine for a boisterous family lunch, less so for a nap. Gluten-free beer is available. Chicken wings can arrive overdone.
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