Pubs in Scotland

What's your favourite?

 

Bridge of Orchy Hotel

Holly Tree Hotel, near Glencoe (not really a pub more a hotel and restaurant)

 

Mine's probably the Beefeater in Cumbernauld if that counts

Or Carrigans in Blantyre, the one where they don't stab each other

 

This Sounds A Nice 1 Just Across The Road From Celtic Park

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And here it is during Family Hour

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RE: And here it is during Family Hour

Yes it looked simular to that on Britains Toughest Pubs afew weeks back

 

The bar right next to the Barra's.

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Strip lighting, lino floor and always full of incomprehensibly pissed old men in suits on giro day.</p>

 

Loch Ness Lodge Hotel in Drumnadrochit

Where we spent our honeymoon. Also, the Caledonian Hotel in Fort Augustus.

 

Hootenanny - Inverness...

or the Claunie Inn, Glen Sheil which while largely ***** has been a welcome oasis after a munro bagging epic

 

Glen Shiel?

Is that on the West coast, just North of Fort William? Or am I thinking of Loch Shiel?

 

Clachaig Inn

in Glencoe. Really is hard to beat but the Oyster Catcher at Otter Ferry on Loch Fyne just about does on a sunny day. If you ever get the chance to go to either to stay or just for a drink/food then grab it.

 

see here

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Actually I forgot....

this is the ONE

http://www.clachnaharryinn.co.uk/

 

Aha

Not been round there.

 

Jollies, Broughty Ferry

Went on a cricket tour there once. Aptly named pub.

Interesting clientele on the dance floor, had to turn down several singles to avoid getting onto a sticky wicket. Nearly got caught out after a few leg glances, but managed to keep a straight bat even when facing the most wicked bouncers, some of which nearly disturbed my helmet. After a few too many I finally had to declare leaving the rest of the crew to follow on. Most of them were stumped by that time but one couple started a long partnership which remains unbroken to this day. The next morning I was troubled by some early movement but survived until it stopped swinging. Had a good day until it started to reverse later on, by which time we were back in Jollies for the second innings. It was a struggle the second time around as two of our team retired hurt in search of new balls.

What a week-end.

 

Spent weeks in Broughty Ferry

for work...quite a nice spot for Dundee.

Cant remember much abart the pubs but there was a decent Indian in a converted church

 

C'est Magnifique!

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Stunning photographs

It's put me in the mood for our holiday up there next year now.

 

As JLWBigLil said ..... or,

that one at the corner in the village at the bottom of the Wallace Monument to Scottish defeat.

 

Did you expect so many answers? nt