Braehead Tavern - Renfrewshire

Visited the Tavern for lunch with the family today. Had some lovely pub grub and a few drinks with the kiddies in tow and have to say it was a great experience. Word of warning though that caught us out today is cash only with no card facility in the Tavern. There is however just next door a post office which we used to remedy that issue. Best to stock up on cash before making yourself comfortable. Overall recommend a visit as reasonably prices, quick and nice atmosphere inside

Went for lunch on a Friday around 14:30pm bar area was quiet, conservatory/restaurant area was busier but still a couple of seats available. It was a sunny day so the area did get super hot, eventually the doors were opened to a much welcomed breeelze. Drink orders placed upon being seated, drinks arrived and had to pay immediately no option to add to bill or no card option to pay only cash, . There is an ATM next door in post office available for anyone that needs cash. Waited a further 10 minutes for food order to be taken however when diners who arrived after us were asked first attempted to order food myself at the bar, was told not allowed to order food at the bar, same waitress followed me back to the table and took the order

I visited this lovely establishment last night with my cousins for the first time. The food was amazing especially the steak pie that I had. Staff were friendly and so were the customers most of whom were regulars. Would definitely recommend. I also enjoyed the quaintness of the place as so warm and inviting. Don't change

Nice wee local pub,staff friendly and helpful meals available

We travelled from South Side of Glasgow for karaoke as we had a great night in January and we like to try new places.What a disappointment on Saturday night. Firstly, the seating really needs to be rearranged. We had folk nearly sitting on top of us. We came along for karaoke as that's what was advertised but we waited over an hour to get a song as the karaoke dj kept disappearing and leaving music playing. It wasn't advertised as disco oke or cabaroke. The pub was really busy but no one was singing. The crowd in the corner beside us left to go to another pub. I appreciate djs bring support to sing but he had all of them up before us. Other people were complaining too. I could go on. Its a shame because we had a great night last month . My husband and friend said the barstaff weren't particularly friendly either. Sorry, but not a great night. The upside was that we met some lovely people. I think we'll stick to the southside pubs from now on. Price per person: £20–30 Atmosphere: 2