Waxy O'Connors, Glasgow

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4,710 reviews

4.3/5

Robbie D

3 months ago

Called in here as it's quite close to Queen Street. Cool place with friendly staff, it's a bit of a maze but adds to the charm. For food I went with a bacon cheeseburger and chips which cost £13. For the price I was a bit disappointed to be honest, you can get a properly good burger for that price in many places but this was distinctly average.

Eilidh MacQuarrie

4 months ago

Such a fun pub experience in Glasgow. There are so many hidden rooms and the interiors are incredible, including trees, stained glass, wooden staircases and a small balcony where the live music is played from. The drink prices are reasonable and the selections are great. There are multiple bars throughout the pub so the queues are never too long. Phone signal is a no go and you may get lost but that’s part of the fun.

Francisco Garcia (Cisco from SD)

5 months ago

I went on a Thursday night. Not busy but just right. Easy to get a drink and the staff is attentive. Beautiful architecture and a fun maze type vibe from the multi level set up.

Andy Watson

5 months ago

Good atmosphere and great location, there was a band playing and rugby world cup England v South Africa on the TVs. I had a chicken pie and it was hot, well portioned and fresh but too salty imo. My girlfriend had the all day breakfast and also felt it was a wee bit salty too. We expected a few more options on the menu from other reviews like haggis neeps & tatties and Irish stew but they weren't available. Otherwise food arrived quickly and was reasonably priced.

Darren Greenidge

6 months ago

A great, quirky, multi-roomed pub with live music, little alcoves, and a friendly atmosphere. They're a small chain but each are individual and unique. They do a reasonably priced Guinness too, which is always helpful, at five pounds a pint. If they did food, they'd be even more popular than they are. Highly recommended.