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Before you go

Chef / owner
Operated by Mitchells & Butlers Leisure Retail Ltd (High St Pubs brand).
Style
Value-focused pub serving food, with live sport, drinks and pub classics.
Setting
Large pub in a former tram depot (used until 1962), with original cable rosettes still on the walls.
Known for
Live sport, Former tram depot building, Good-value pub food
Good for
Watching sport, After-work drinks, Casual family and birthday meals, Christmas parties
Lunch
Food served from noon daily.
Drinks
Full bar. Cask ale has not been served since the April 2019 refurbishment (CAMRA).
Noise / pace
Lively, especially during big matches.
Closed
Open daily; closed Christmas Day.
Getting there
Crossmyloof station about 400m away (roughly a 5-minute walk); buses 3, 38, 45 and 57 nearby.
Also
Hours: Monday–Thursday 12pm–11pm, Friday–Saturday 12pm–12am, Sunday 12pm–11pm; Dog friendly throughout (CAMRA, since 2017)

Glasgow restaurant

Granary Glasgow

4.3(1,057 reviews)
££Opens in 16 hours

Address

10 Kilmarnock Rd, Shawlands, Glasgow G41 3NH, UK

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Menu

Dishes and prices for Granary Glasgow.

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Opening hours

  • Monday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Thursday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Friday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
  • Saturday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
  • Sunday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM

Overview

The Granary is a large pub serving food at 10 Kilmarnock Road in Shawlands, on Glasgow's south side. It is part of the Mitchells & Butlers group. It sells itself as an excellent-value local, built around live sport, after-work drinks, lunch and pub classics, rather than a destination restaurant. According to CAMRA, the building was once a tram depot, used until 1962, and metal rosettes that carried the trams' electric cables still hang on the walls. It is close to Queen's Park and Langside Halls. The pub shows live sport on TV and has welcomed dogs throughout since 2017. CAMRA notes that cask ale was dropped after a refurbishment in April 2019. It is open every day from noon, until 11pm Sunday to Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday. Reviewers often praise friendly, prompt service and reasonable prices for birthday and family meals. Some found portions small and the food unremarkable. Crossmyloof station is about 400m away, and buses 3, 38, 45 and 57 stop nearby.

Reviews

5.0Patrick Chappel

Absolutely fantastic. Took me wee to doggy there for the rugby. Staff were great and attentive, delicious food. They even gave me wee doggy a treat and a water bowl. Such a super find on Kilmarnock road. Thank you for having us.

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5.0Shannah Hendry

Had a lovely experience in the Granary today was welcomed in with a lovely smile from Mary and Rosie. Service was fast and staff gave good food options to me as well along with very good allergen knowledge from Mary who made my visit an enjoyable one. Toilets where in good nick as well hygiene is key.

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5.0Stefan Polatajko

Friends had recommended coming here for some lunch. So thought I'd give it a try. What a place! Food was excellent, tasty, well presented and well priced. Atmosphere and venue was second to none! Great music and well presented. Star of the show was Jane! What a staff member! Funny, knowledgeable and nothing was a hassle. Popped by to make sure all was fine now and again. Service certainly came with a smile. Well certainly be back again!

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4.0Claudia McDermott

We had such a great experience. We came for dinner with 2 kids. Staff were lovely, and the food was delicious. Very nicely prepared, not posh but good quality, well cooked and tasty. I was shocked at how reasonable the bill was as well. Such a delightful experience. We’ll definitely come back.

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5.0Christopher Perry

I went to the granary 2 years ago, my mrs booked it for my birthday, the reason she picked it was because they have a train line that runs round the inside, wasn’t on - she was a bit disappointed in that, she was expecting it to be a bit more themed, with that train line …HOWEVER - We both had the burger and chips. I’ve eaten in many places the ivy Glasgow, the duck bay, seamill hydro, lodge on the loch (with a Michelin chef) but crucially, no one has ever got the burger right, but that burger that night was perfect, it didn’t have that bitterness of every other burger I’ve had. It’s the first burger I’ve been served with 2 patties, I thought if this turns out to have that bitterness to the meat that every other burger has, this will be hard work, but after the first bite it’s easily the best burger I’ve had in the last 5 years. Tasted like a proper freshly bbq’d burger. I’ve never had one like it since, for a pub to pull off a burger like that is very impressive. I would go back just for that alone and i live in greenock.

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