The Crossed Peels

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  Francis John

  ·2 months ago

  “A nice surprise. Got the special (venison) and really tasty. Missus got the fish and also loved it. Food was not solid it was tasty to eat and would recommend. Bearing in mind it's a sample size of two meals. Chips were ok but not great is my only critique. Staff were great, there when you needed them.”

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  ian foster

  ·2 months ago

  “Nice wetherspoons plenty of space inside and out. Good beers at great prices burgers were very nice not a long wait. Ordered on the app which works well. Staff are friendly.”

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  Liz Harrison

  ·2 months ago

  “I like this pub. It has great views and is nice and central. Only thing is that I usually go for breakfast which is a treat to myself. Current rate is 5 cold breakfasts and 1 hot one. I have complained and got a hot breakfast last time. Was optimistic that things had improved until today's cold breakfast. I worked in kitchens and would have more pride.”

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  Cleric Preston

  ·4 months ago

  “We stopped off in The CROSSED Peels for coffee before walking up the hill to have a look around Stirling Castle. It was so nice in the pub, we decided to pop back in for dinner after our snoop around the castle. Today was very hot, (a rarity I know) but arriving back in the Ctossef Peels for a cold Angry Orachard cider and a Long Island Ice Tea, before dinner really hit the spot. Our sever was Beth, and she was an absolute dream to have looking after us. She was cheerful and helpful, especially with my extra requests. I wanted to buy some extra bottles of Angry Oarchd cider to takr home, as I can't get it at there, and as I don't like Ice cream she was happy to alter my order to suite my taste. Now that's how to keep customers coming back to your brand. Take note Weatherspoons!!!. Our food was delicious and quick to arrive, I would say this was one of the best Weatherspoons we have use. Well done The Crossrd Peels.”

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  Roy

  ·6 months ago

  “It's a great two-story pub with ample seating in general, but it can be difficult to find a seat on Friday and Saturday nights.”

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  Bernie McInally

  ·6 months ago

  “Big 'spoons defender but couple issues with this one. Building up s a cracker, 2 floors, lots of space and don't need a Sherpa to find the loos. Staff all very chatty, friendly. No seats upstairs so couple of issues. Food, gourmet burger must have been sitting in dumb waiter because it wasn't hot, at all. Door has ability to be left open so cold wind coming in. Several customers, including myself got up to close. Third, and this is something 'spoons need to sort, folk using smart phones, watching vids etc without headphones. See this regular in spoons and only once saw staff confront politely customer. Other folk can do it but potention for aggression there and don't think 'spoons want that. Otherwise, as usual. Well done, great Guinness, food and customer services...”

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  Deborah M

  ·6 months ago

  “Great bar staff. Friendly and very helpful with directions for the train station.”

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  danielle

  ·7 months ago

  “I popped into The Crossed Peels in Stirling this morning and as usual it did exactly what I expected it to do. I ordered the Freedom breakfast with two extra bits of bacon at 8.02am and the food was at the table by 8.18am, which is pretty solid timing especially during breakfast hours. It wasn’t the absolute best breakfast I’ve ever had in my life, but it was perfectly fine and consistent, and that’s kind of the point with Wetherspoons. You know what you’re getting before you even walk through the door. The Freedom breakfast is a decent option if you want something substantial without spending a fortune, and adding the extra bacon just rounds it out nicely. Everything was cooked as expected and it came out hot. For the price point, you genuinely can’t complain. In Stirling especially, it’s hard to beat it if you’re looking for a budget meal that still feels like you’ve sat in somewhere proper rather than grabbing something on the go. The staff were friendly and efficient, no issues at all there. The environment in the morning was quiet and relaxed, which I actually prefer. It’s a nice spot to sit with a coffee and ease into the day. Obviously it can be busier and louder later on, but in the morning it’s calm and easygoing. I’ve been here plenty of times before and that probably says more than anything else. It’s reliable, affordable, and you know exactly what you’re walking into. If you’re looking for something fancy this isn’t that, but if you want a straightforward, good value breakfast in Stirling, The Crossed Peels does the job and I’d recommend it for anyone wanting a budget friendly meal without the fuss.”

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  Mark Nicholson

  ·10 months ago

  “Split over two floors - the lower is the better of the two. A couple of well kept guest cask ales plus everything else you get with a Spoons pub.”

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  Dougie Thomson

  ·1 year ago

  “Fantastic value with a nice atmosphere. Found this place while doing a bit of Christmas shopping in Stirling. Popped in for a quick bite to eat and we were pleasantly surprised. The establishment is situated over two floors. Downstairs has a real log burning fire, which creates a nice relaxed atmosphere. Upstairs has a more vibrant open feel, with large windows running the full length, both sides of the building. The food is really good value for money and the staff are always friendly and efficient. Service is fast, in our experience, served to your table within 10 minutes of ordering on the app. Coffee is free refil with lots of choices. Overall, good food, well priced in relaxed atmosphere.”

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