A solid, rather large pub with a most solid selection of cask. Good prices, smiling staff. A nice place to spend an evening.

Come for the beer, stay for the whisky. Actually, no. Come for the whisky, stay for the whisky, and forget about the beer. Their beer selection is unexciting. Focus on the shelves behind the bar. This is a world class whisky bar with an incredible selection of affordable and elite expressions of Scotland’s finest drink. And they just happen to have a few real ales. They also have a showpiece/not-for-sale Brewdog End of History that you can pet. The staff was very friendly, we sat at the bar. Bartender Scott was particularly forthcoming, helping us choose which whisky we wanted, making suggestions and letting us nose several before buying. Had a great time here, and thanks for Tom for encouraging us to visit.

Typical pub atmosphere with a friendly staff and a very good selection of UK cask ales. I was told you’re almost sure to get a cask from Kelburn and one from Fyne, so selection is a little predictable I guess. Other than that, the place has enough room to be comfortable, and with that selection you’ll probably want to stay here for a couple hours.

A nice pub with a medium bar area and a good seating area for eating, very traditional with game maschines and sports on tv. The food was nice and extremely cheap - two courses for 4 £. Visited twice got 6 new beers.

A genuine cask ale pub with 10 active pumps of regular and rotating ales, added by a selection of interesting bottled beers and an impressive range of whiskies. The offering of guest ales is displayed on a blackboard behind the bar. I had a few half pints in a very relaxing atmosphere sitting at the Scapa table. Football (Scottish) related decoration. I also noted the spacious and clean toilet room, rather quite unusual for British pubs. Friendly service. Located between the university and city centre (visited 11.04.2012).

My "local" real ale house. Good atmosphere - quiet during the day, busy at night. Good for watching live football on TV. Very friendly staff who mostly have worked there for a long time. Only pub in Glasgow I know to give free New Year pint to regular customers. Great beer selection, every pint is perfectly presented. Food is standard pub grub of good quality but is amazingly inexpensive. Arguably the best real ale house in Glasgow.

Visited 1/7/09. Large pub by the M8 motorway. Decent range of beers with a mixture of English (Highgate, Hop Back) and Scottish (BrewDog, Houston, Williams Brothers). Food was very good value, especially the £4.50 for two course special. Staff were efficient. Worth a visit.

Odd location for a pub but they seem to be doing alright. Fairly standard setup though the bar itself is quite nice. Friendly, neighbourhood vibe, the folks behind the bar were exactly like what you see on British soapies (minus all the crazy soapie antics obviously). Loads of interesting beers to try and quite a bit of interesting beer banter around the bar, but in a good way and not in the way that makes you want to punch people. Like it.

Located near a highway. Decent selection of real ales, some bottles. Scotland isnt particularly known for his nice girls, but the female sports-team provided some nice views for us :P

Big selection of cask ales. Clean and friendly.