Sloans

Good was good, there was no room inside so we sat outside on their cool little patio area, unfortunately that made service non-existent. The atmosphere was neat though as it’s tucked in a little alley off the main strip.

I really like the atmosphere in Sloans, known as one of the oldest (if not the oldest) pubs and restaurants in Glasgow. The events are great, really good entertainment and well organised, although the food can be a bit hit and miss. The comedy acts on a Sunday at the ballroom were great!

Sloans, reputedly Glasgow's oldest pub, offers a charming atmosphere steeped in history. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, making it a perfect spot for a casual meal or a drink with friends. We had a voucher for the mac and cheese, and it certainly did not disappoint. Creamy and rich, it was a comfort food classic, perfectly baked with a golden crust on top, parmigiana and basil. The portion size was generous, making it a satisfying choice. It also includes fries with a variety of toppings. Crispy bacon, sundried tomatoes, a variety of cheeses and many more To accompany my meal, I chose a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. It was crisp and refreshing, complementing the richness of the mac and cheese nicely. Overall, my experience at Sloans was delightful. The combination of delicious food, a good selection of drinks, and the pub's historical charm make it a must-visit for both locals and tourists alike. If you’re looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy classic comfort food and a nice wine, Sloans is definitely worth checking out!

Warm cosy wee pub with nice food. The haggis neeps and tattie pakora starter with peppercorn dip, it was 3 small balls, felt like it should ha been at least 4, however flavour wise it was incredible, as were the haggis pies. Chicken tender starter was a bit dry but still tasty and the dill dip was fantastic. The highlander hot dog was very good, probably the best main we got. The pulled beef ciabatta was nice but very small, nice broth dip also. The 'legendary' mac and cheese was a tasty cheese sauce but we ordered black pudding crumb coating on top and it never came with that. The reason I took a star off for service was that the waitress was adamant that it was, yet was unable to point out where the black pudding was, she did point out a tiny pepper fleck when she tried though. She did offer another one however we didn't have the time to wait around and nothings worse than eating half ur meal then pausing until they make you another dish, whilst your company finishes theirs. Also, the macaroni elbows were massively overcooked, it did not feel like there were elbows, only lumps of starch through a cheese sauce. Chips were tasty and cooked perfectly! Service was speedy although this was a Monday night so can't say what it would be like at peak times.

Lovely place for meeting friends, the macaroni cheese is legendary but didn't quite hit the mark this time. For some reason it was really greasy and oily with a puddle of oil in the bottom, but it tasted good. Brilliant, attentive service and good, lively atmosphere.

Acting on the advice of an excellent local tour guide, we found Sloan's (and its near-invisible entranceway) and its young and attractive patrons. Music and conversation are at higher volumes, but the outer courtyard and inner floors have so many nooks that a quieter spot could always be found. Excellent ale and whisky selection along with all those funky colored vodkas that the youngsters enjoy. Reasonable prices. Nice staff. Never made to feel out of place even if we were among the oldest (60s) in the establishment.

Service charge of 10% after I ordered drinks n food don't mind but I prefer giving a tip. Got out own cutlery n condiments n brought our own drinks to the table only service was bringing meal to the table

Festive day out with my daughter. I was looking forward to a Christmas dinner. Very disappointed. Turkey was dry and chewy. Frozen roasties dry and tasteless. Best thing on the plate were the pigs in blankets and veg. Not worth £22.poor. festive cocktails very poor at £10 for a small martini glass. Servers were pleasant enough and nice atmosphere. Saw another table return food and they were responded to very politely. £65 for 2 mains and 2 cocktails. Definitely over priced. I couldn't complain or discuss my disappointment as this would have made my daughter very anxious as she has autism and I had to reassure her everything was good.