TARTAN COO

Gem of a place near the football ground Good food and prices . Sports on tv .another visit great food and service 👌

Popped in before going to a Queens Park game, let us watch Football match of our choice, food was very tasty and reasonably priced. Everyone who came in seemed to know everyone else, a true local pub with a friendly atmosphere.

Popped in for lunch after arriving early in Glasgow for a show at Hampden and exploring the area. Nice friendly staff and food was delicious can recommend the Kilted Chicken was just delicious and one of my favourite dishes. Thanks for the food and the service.

Went on a Friday night, got in at about 7pm and it was fairly quiet with perhaps 3 other tables being served. Ordered the food but took nearly an hour for it to come through, we asked multiple times how long it'll be and was about to leave when the food appeared. Kept being told that it was taking longer because it was a big burger to make and the pizza was made fresh. The food was quite frankly awful. Ordered the signature pizza and burger along with the nation nachos (tattie scone and haggis). The pizza had no taste, it was pretty much just a store bought margarita pizza with a few bits of haggis, onion and peppers thrown on top. The two eggs were overcooked with no flavour. The dough and cheese was chewy, basically imagine eating a cold or poorly reheated pizza from a supermarket. Also the toppings were stupidly laid out, menu doesn't mention that they'd try and style it like a cows face which meant each slice had one type of topping or none. The burger was school canteen quality. The onion rings were lukewarm, half the chips were warm and other half were already getting cold. The burger was bland and tasteless (aside from the fried egg). The chicken had no seasoning or sauce on it, was literally just a plain cooked chicken slice. The burger patty were much of the same, plain meat with no taste and honestly looked kind of undercooked as was still slightly pink in the middle. The nachos were just greasy tatty scones with lukewarm haggis thrown on top. You can see from the leftovers picture that 3/4 of the plate was dips, we got volume wise more dip than nachos. Had one nacho each and then left them. I've included pictures the burger and pizza when it came out and what we ended up leaving behind. You may ask why didn't we say something at the time, well we pretty much just got ignored in the corner, when asked multiple times for sauces they never came back. Trying to get the attention of the staff was difficult. Waitress came over and basically assumed we had ate so much we were full (with nearly full plate), we just simply said we did not like the food at all and would not be taking it home and wanted to settle the bill. They came over with bill and card machine set for full bill and just paid it and got out (my mistake). Went to the Tesco down the road to get a better quality pizza and on way back to the car went in to put in a complaint. Was told that we'd need to go in the next day as no manager on shift (on a Friday night?). They then said that the chef has had a bad day as was given some bad news and that the they do food orders first come first serve but the place was empty, with perhaps 2 to 3 other groups of customers (one of which was just drinks). Went back in the next day to log a complaint and was told that we had ate loads of the food (I ate the bun, half a chicken steak and the fried egg, barely the entire lot). Got a partial refund back but would not recommend this place to go other than perhaps a pint or two before an event at Hampden.

Stopped in on passing for 1 drink, the barmaid couldn't have been more welcoming and friendly, even made my wife a tea on the house, a passing dog walker was provided with a bowl of water for his dog that was struggling with the heat. Small but lovely wee beer garden at the side door small bar but they have made the most of the limited space they have. Didn't eat so can't review food.