Paisley Pub Guide

Welcome to our brand new look Paisley pub guide, we aim to bring you as many pubs in the Paisley area as we possibly can obviously pubs close and change their names so we cant keep up as much as we would possibly like to so that’s where you come in.

Feel free to leave your comments on the pages and let us know what you think of the local establishments.

If you own, run or work in any of the pubs and your hosting an event please get in touch and we would love to publish your event details.

0141-889 9244 37 Broomlands St Paisley, Renfrewshire PA12NG

1. Great wee local boozer, I used to drink in here with my old man in front of the nice warm fire, only thing was the guinesss pipes used to be stale but once notified of the problem the staff would always be great… 8/10 for meComment by Brian McGuire - posted on January 29, 2008
2. A great we local pub that is at the heart of the community,recently taken over by harry and his wife betty recently featured in pub of the week by the sunday mail which gave it great reviews,bar prices are pint lager £2.10,1/2 pint £1.10,heavy £2.10,guinness £2.17 pint, blue £2.17 pint,whisky and vodka £1.00-£1.30 bar snack’s in the way of crisps and nuts 50p,a lovely and clean little pub,annual charity auction in aid of local causes,entertainment on friday/saturday and sunday night’s, sunday afternoon domino tournament 50p per person start’s about 2pm,free function hire has just started for wedding’s funeral’s etc which is sure to be a hit due to being just across the road from the woodside crematorium,what’s the customer’s like …well if you like a friendly pub that will open it’s arm’s wide to visitor’s this is the pub to visit during the week you have the like’s of tartan bunnet who is allway’s joke’s joke’s and joke’s you may even spot him lifting his glass to fill it for free (and every one wonder’s why he has stood so close to the bar for year’s) you have a total mix of friendly customer’s from the early 30’s to the over 80’s and with it’s proximity to the crematorium they have witnessed friend’s meeting old friend’s who have not seen each other for year’s due to nipping in for a quick dring before going to the crematorium,they have a sucessfull domino team that take’s part in the local federation team and have done very well the last few year’s and they are allway’s in the look out for new member’s.Comment by westender - posted on February 15, 2008
3. definately not a pub to now celebrate st patrics day in as they have a grievance against irish customers 14/03/08 10.45 pm and now have the owners photo holding rangers cup behind the bar ….how this bar has changed dramatically in the last few weeks bring back the good old times !!!!!!Comment by westender - posted on March 15, 2008
4. as far as non celebration of St Patricks day is concerned, then this is true. But this is also not a religious pub in any way, as I have witnessed on many an occasion, both side of the “old firm” fans openly enjoying each others company and with no worries or fears at all. To suggest as it seems that this pub is biased in some way is very wrong…… I have ben a regular in there for over 15 years now and it is NOT a biased nor a ‘non St Patricks day’ pub neither…… The Crown Bar has changed a lot since Tony & Joe left it, but Harry has done a great job and continues to do so as the new maneger…. Mon The Crown..!!!Comment by Paul T - posted on May 25, 2008

Yes once again the Paisley pub guide has been overhauled and hopefully this time it will stay this way, look out for the new website which will be up and running within a day or two…

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