72 /100 BrewDog Perth (Bar) 62-64 GEORGE ST Visited August 2023.
O bar está situado nunha esquina, subindo dende o río. O ambiente era bo, nunha cidade que parecía totalmente morta ás oito da tarde. Servizo un pouco lento pero amigable. En canto á selección de cervexas, principalmente eran as regulares de Brewdog con dúas billas de cervexas invitadas.
Next one please! |
60 /100 The Capital Asset (JDW) (Bar) 26 TAY STREET Visited August 2023. Beautiful building just in front of the river. Fair selection. Classic Spoons service and prices.
Next one please! |
80 /100 BrewDog Perth (Bar) 62-64 GEORGE ST A nice friendly welcome in one of the diddiest Brewdog bars. Fewer taps than larger BD establishments but no bother, the vibe was good |
62 /100 The Capital Asset (JDW) (Bar) 26 TAY STREET A Spoons. Quite small, quite average. Not that Perth has that many decent bars. |
60 /100 The Capital Asset (JDW) (Bar) 26 TAY STREET It’s spoons. Fair number of hand pumps, cheap. |
68 /100 Exel Wines (Beer Store) 47 SOUTH STREET Not a big selection but many local brews available, which I found to be a nice way to prioritize. Excellent service, the owner opened a couple of bottles in order for me to taste the stuff before buying. |
58 /100 The Foundry (Bar) 3 MURRAY STREET Large traditional chain-style bar with plenty of space and seems to be a go-to place for the crowds in Perth. The design is nice and does feel like a mill cum warehouse in its design which is clearly its purpose, and this makes for a decent setting in the city. Clearly though the various entertainments brings the punters in whether it be DJ’s or live sport or whatever else. There’s a row of real ale pumps here to compliment the Scottish keg lager and ale options although on a busy night you may have to wait whilst the bar staff concoct the various cocktails and fanciful combos also on offer for a party crowd. |
58 /100 The Royal Bar (Bar) 43 SCOTT STREET Visited this pub with a bunch of co-workers whilst working for BBC Scotland in 2008. I don’t remember the drinks selection at all but it was the most traditionally atmospheric of all the pubs on the crawl within in the city. Worth a look. |
60 /100 The Capital Asset (JDW) (Bar) 26 TAY STREET A former bank as the name suggests, the building itself is an architectural delight overlooking the fast flowing river Tay in sight of the beautiful multi-arched stone bridge that is a landmark in the city. This is quite a disappointing Wetherspoon with a rather lackluster design and set-up with perhaps the elevated platform area being the nicest part of the single room venue. That said it’s not a bad place for a drink and you’ll of course always find a rotating range of ales here. |
74 /100 The Royal Bar (Bar) 43 SCOTT STREET Traditional "working mans" pub with island bar. Standard taps of Guinness, Belhaven Best, Tennent’s, another lager or two and they do a cracking pint of Tartan Special. Usually one or 2 guest ales in, often including stuff from the nearby Inveralmond Brewery. Decent selection of malts too.
Always a nice atmosphere and doesn’t tend to attract pretentious types or any bother. One of the very few pubs that I (as a lifelong Perth resident) willingly go to. Gets quite busy in the evenings on a matchday too.
I don’t think they do food at all but there’s a pizza/kebab shop right next door and a chippie across the street. |
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