4.3/5

(1,724 reviews)

The Stables was built to serve the watermen and horses using the Forth and Clyde Canal. When the canal was first built the boats that used it were pulled by horses, as a horse could go a few miles before needing a rest stables were built along the route.

3.5/5

(400 reviews)

This pub stands on the site of former Charing Cross and West Parish Church, in the centre of Grangemouth.

4.0/5

(150 reviews)

Thanks to James Young, Bathgate has a good claim to be known as the home of the oil industry.

Rutherglen was created a royal burgh by King David I in 1126, one of the oldest in Scotland – and once had one of the mightiest fortresses in the country. According to tradition, Rutherglen was named

4.3/5

(2,118 reviews)

Looking for a pub in Coventry where chilling out with friends and enjoying the good things in life like Beer, Burgers and Sport on TV are the order of the day? Well congratulations... you've found us!

4.0/5

(9,907 reviews)

Located in the heart of Glasgow at George Square providing up to 18 cask ales via hand pulls.