West End Bar

The pub has two rooms. The first is the main room that you find yourself in if you walk through the front doors, it has access to the bar and a TV. When we went in they weren’t showing sport but I suspect they put the football on sometimes. The room next door was a bit bigger, still with access to the bar but much more and set up for serving food.
We were just in for a couple of pints. They pretty much just had the standard lagers on draft, plus John Smiths and Guinness — don’t expect a pint of hipster craft ale here. Its your standard, low-​priced old man pub. I must admit that avoiding West End beer prices was quite refreshing.
The staff are good and you won’t have to wait ages at the bar, although a lot of the regulars seem to prefer to stand at the bar and drink rather than getting a seat.
So it’s not bad for a quick, cheap pint but I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit.

Good wee pub for a drink, but this visit was for sunday lunch. I should have realised by the emptyness of the place at 2pm on a sunday that food was not a good idea, but we ordered anyway. It wasnt bad, but it wasnt particulary good either.