Pubs & bars in Thornhill that have disabled facilities

Trying to find pubs in Thornhill that have disabled facilities? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got every pub and bar in the UK listed. Whether you’re looking for a pub or bar to play darts, somewhere to play pool or just want to have a look at a menu before you go, we can help.

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Distance: 15 miles     Location: Alloa, Clackmannanshire, FK10

John Erskine, the 6th Earl of Mar, created industrial Alloa, developing the town as a coal-mining centre. Born in Alloa, in 1675, Mar was twice Secretary of State for Scotland under Queen Anne. Howeve

Distance: 15 miles     Location: Alloa, Clackmannanshire, FK10

Distance: 15 miles     Location: Sauchie, Alloa, FK10

The best food in town with unbeatable prices!

Distance: 16 miles     Location: Kirkintilloch, Glasgow, G66

Kirky Puffers were small steamships built in Kirkintilloch, which plied up and down the Forth and Clyde Canal, alongside this pub. Kirkintilloch was the only place in Scotland where ships were built inland.

Distance: 16 miles     Location: Kirkintilloch, Glasgow, G66

The Lion and Star forged from the founderies of the area brings you a great mix of food and drink, burgers to salads, teas to cocktails, malts to craft beers.

Distance: 16 miles     Location: Torrance, Glasgow, G64

Local village pub. Real coal fire Traditional pub grub. Kids play area. Sky Sports. Saturday Karaoke. Live Entertainment on Fridays. Monday night is Guitaraoke in Bar Area. Family Run. Phone number 01360 622329 Two courses £6.95.

Distance: 16 miles     Location: Airth, Falkirk, FK2

Now open, fresh new party and entertainment venue in the heart of central scotland

Distance: 17 miles     Location: Auchenkilns, Cumbernauld, G68

Rustic cottage pub with an open fire, stripped floors and garden terrace tables.

Distance: 17 miles     Location: Cumbernauld, Glasgow, G67

Distance: 17 miles     Location: Kirkintilloch, Glasgow, G66

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.

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