An Ruadh-Ghleann

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  Maureen Docherty

  ·4 weeks ago

  “Enjoy meeting friends here every other Thursday for lunch, the range of curries is great. …”

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  James BARRETT

  ·4 months ago

  “Not the best pub in the world but ok for a snack and pint! All the usal regulars never out this place and the staff are ok and happy enough. Food was just ok but you know what your getting when you eat in a weatherspoons. Service is pretty quick”

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  Dennis Smalley

  ·1 year ago

  “This Wetherspoons is a little more upmarket.A long restaurant with very pleasant decor.Two full breakfasts of good quality came in at under £12.The chain is most certainly always good value for money. This deal included toast and tea or coffee with refills.Only complaint is the usual much joked about toilet arrangements. I unfortunately suffer from osteoarthritis in both knees. Stairs have become the enemy Like all other wetherspoons this one is no different.A large flight of stairs is involved.God help the aged and like me, infirm. 😱😡 Its no joke. Back for a convenient visit after nearby museum trip. This time decided to have a change and plumped for. Steak and Kidney Pudding with Mash,peas and gravy.Very tasty.😊17/3/24.Two big breakfasts were the order of the day. Excellent value. 25/8/24. An unchanging environment.The formula works so why change it. Haddock and chips was great quality and very enjoyable. Unfortunately, the cheaper prices attract undesirables of which there were a few tonight. Not to disastrous proportions,just noisily annoying.😡 Still best value for breakfasts.10/12/24. Usually here for good breakfasts but tonight went for dinner with a friend. His grilled half chicken was ok. but my Steak and Kidney pudding with chips must Serve as one of the worst culinary disasters in Wetherspoons history Very small, looked like Dickie Mints hat, tasted like it to.Very little meat content. A real bad choice on my part. Never again.Had dish before and it wasnt like this. Was left mainly uneaten,so had chips and gravy for dinner. Not at all good🥺”

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  craig patrick

  ·2 years ago

  “Not quite as good as the one in Cambuslang but decent nonetheless. Service was quick, and food was presented well. Nice range of real ales. Had to move table due to children not being allowed to sit in a particular area, but this wasn't clearly marked. Moved to an area where the language used wasn't the best. Security on the door. Usual quality items that you would expect in spoons. Although one of the chairs at table number 13 is due to retire shortly.”

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  Aparna Sharma

  ·2 years ago

  “We visited the Rutherglen branch of this JD Wetherspoon owned restaurant and were pleasantly surprised to see quite a few vegetarian dishes. The Burrito bowl was divine - packed with tons of veggies, beans, greens. The five bean chili & rice was pretty interesting too. Definitely a big thumbs up for this restaurant !”