Anchor Bar in Stirling

Loved it, good ale good atmosphere.

We stayed for 1 night and it was surprisingly nice and clean. The bathroom was modern and the bed was comfortable. It was a little difficult getting to the room with suitcases but that's our fault for travelling with big bags. The breakfast was basic but nice. Good location to walk to see some sights in the city and we used the overflow parking as there wasn't any out the back when we arrived, but it was cheap and safe and not too far away. The lady at check in was very nice and gave some tips on things to see.

Amazing place! Great selection of people, drinks and music. Lauren and Grant were incredibly welcoming and some of the nicest bar staff but even more so people I've ever met. Thank you Cold Beer Company for an exceptional night!!

Embarrassingly high prices. I rarely do reviews here, but this was a joke. Their customers must only be tourists as there’s no chance the locals shop here, unless of course they have two price lists. I went to high school in this town but now live abroad, I get that inflation has its effects, but over £3 for a scotch pie is nothing less than abuse. We bought a scotch pie, a sausage roll and a biscuit for £9 something. Mental. You can get award winning scotch pies in Perth for £1.20

Bring earplugs! Food fantastic, although if you order sweet and sour, you recieve a thimble full. Staff don't return to tables for you to order more either. Staff were more interested in carryout and delivery service. Perhaps the restaurant should not exist. Saturday night is busy, but if they are so successful, perhaps employing some one to answer the phone would be advised. It rang CONSTANTLY when we were there, so 1.5 hours. We couldn't hear ourselves speak. Staff standing beside it didn't even answer it. We had to seek out our own bill at the 'bar', and it was thrown at us. At no point did ANYONE ask if we needed anything else, if we were satisfied with our meal. Sad really, the money is their own driving force.