Oranmor A Celebration Of Scotland in Glasgow City

Start with the good - great atmosphere and very friendly staff. Wasn't overly impressed with the food. Place was busy so service was a little slow. They had ran out of ribeye steaks so ordered chicken ceasar salad instead. At £16 for lettuce and few thin bits of chicken I thought it was an expensive meal. I ended up ordering a takeaway later that evening as wasn't filling enough. The kids fish and chips wasn't very crispy, he refused to eat it. I thought it was an expensive meal for what can only be described as below average food. Its disappointing for the floor staff as they are doing a great job. I probably would not have tipped but you don't get that option as the service fee is added on without choice.

Worst Christmas party night we have ever had … not even a Christmas cracker on the table .. no choice of main course unless it was a dietary requirement .. turkey or veggie that was it … no atmosphere… music to slit your wrist by during the “Christmas” dinner … it was awful .. our table of 12 had all left before 11pm and another full table had emptied before that … awful night.

The food was really disappointing. I had the 6 oz steak with 'hand cut' chips. Sadly the chips were not hand cut, but were instead cheap frozen chips reheated in the oven. Tasted very similar to the frozen oven chips you would get from a supermarket. The steak was chargrilled to the point of being burnt on the outside. My husband got fish and chips, his fish looked fine but was served the same frozen chips unfortunately. The overall setting is nice and has a relaxed vibe however won't be back for food.

The side restaurant is called "The John Muir" room. A shade hard to find and even the bill does not use that name! Great table for 4 by the coloured glass window was good and private, few eaters today, and one waiter. The table rocked so we fixed that for ourselves. The card machines were bust so we had to find the cash! Cullen Skink @ £8 was creamy and good. The Steak pie @£14 OK, but the chips were cheap and tasteless. Muscles large or small portions looked fine. Coffees OK. The red & white we chose was £26 a bottle and fine. ADDED together food and service did not shine and I wont be returning. 10% service was added to the bill.

This is a great place for eating and drinking. In summer it has a lovely little terrace. You will also see men in kilts here when they are hosting one of their many weddings. Definetly recommend the great food.

Absolutely sublime, brilliant atmosphere the staff are just incredible, especially Cathy Sebastian and Dillion at the brassiere couldn’t have asked for better service, the food was just delicious absolutely top nosh!! the surrounding are just beautiful will 100% be back and I will be highly recommending this stunning place, it’s a must visit love 🙏🏼❤️

Our friend found this gem when searching for somewhere to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary, and what a find!The owner contacted us prior to our visit providing us with information on the area which was really helpful. On arrival there was a bottle of wine and a gorgeous home made sponge cake courtesy of the housekeeper. Built with luxury and comfort in mind by the current owners,this lovely place was just what we needed for a much relaxing break away. The kitchen was a cooks paradise, really well stocked with quality appliances. My friend and I had some happy times that week experimenting with different dishes to be enjoyed by us all around the large dining table, sipping champagne listening to piped music throughout the house via the sounds bars. To end the day it was chill out time in the hot tub. Liquid refreshments in hand, under the star lit sky, surrounded by the smell of pine coming from the forest of pine trees from the Glenlivet Estate was a perfect end to the day. A week in this place was like balm to the soul. Amazing. We will return.

There was nod to Covid service but that was all. To many people moving around in nooks and crannies. We were seated in a booth which was a really good place to be. Menu is comprehensive so no problem finding some interesting dishes. Service was a bit corparate not a lot of fun. You have to be quick to get noticed but as i say it was busy. The food is not at all memorable but we had no real complaints. To much choice in the area to go back again.

Was last here 2 years ago, the place is still tatty, overpriced at 8 pounds entrance (advertised at 6 pounds) Needs new decor and new dj

Went here late night as its open till 3 on a Sunday. Good pint and quick service with a mixed crowd at the bar.

This is a pub restaurant made from a converted church and it is I guess a music venue. I had the Finnan Haddie and a timbale of Haggis neeps and tatties which were delicious. I was very hungry and it fit the bill.

Visitamos con mi esposo y mi madre. Me senté abajo. El personal era 10/10 - muy amable y hospitalario. Hubo un evento de degustación de whisky y un grupo que dio una charla. Estuvimos bastante contentos con esto, la información fue interesante y solo duró aproximadamente media hora, sin embargo, la camarera inesperadamente entregó 6 vasos de whisky complementario a nuestra mesa como compensación. Muy apreciado por mi marido!La comida era deliciosa, el tamaño de las porciones no es enorme. Piensa en los mejores platos del maestro chef. No es barato, pero definitivamente vale la pena visitar por la experiencia.

church converted to Pub and eating house food fab lots of whisky to try to also has music from thursday onwards pie and pint each day

Es imposible extrañar a Oranmor. En la parte superior de Byres Road, esta antigua iglesia está iluminada en azul y rojo, por lo que realmente se destaca. El interior es más bien un pub acogedor, y es un gran lugar para reunirse para tomar unas copas o acomodarse para la cena. Un montón de opciones vegetarianas están en el menú junto con viejos favoritos como el pescado y las papas fritas (realmente bueno!). Pero te recomiendo los neeps, tatties y haggis. Esta fue mi primera experiencia de haggis y puedo ver por qué es tan popular en Escocia, ¡es realmente delicioso! Este impresionante edificio antiguo es definitivamente un lugar para visitar, el personal es súper encantador.

Yo y otros 7 amigos asistimos a la noche de los 70 el sábado. Decidimos reservar una comida en el restaurante a las 5 pm. Pedimos nuestras comidas y pedí una gran copa de vino blanco. Cuando llegó estaba tibio, le pregunté a la camarera si podía tomar una copa de vino blanco frío (en este día y edad no es una petición irrazonable). Ella me quitó el vaso y luego regresó con el mismo vaso y un vaso de hielo. ! . Ella me dijo que el vino había salido directamente de la nevera y cuando le indiqué que no hacía frío, me dijo que la temperatura de la nevera no podía modificarse y que la nevera estaba llena y que todas las botellas tenían la misma temperatura. ¿Cuál es el punto de tener una nevera de bebidas para el vino cuando no se ajusta a la temperatura correcta. Es algo pequeño, pero siento que es fácil hacerlo bien. También pedimos una botella de Presseco que llegó a nuestra mesa enfriada a la perfección. Los pequeños detalles causan un gran impacto cuando se atienden comidas o bebidas.

Salí en el extremo oeste de Glasgow con mi buena dama y paré a tomar una cerveza que nos llevó a una comida. La hamburguesa oran mor fue genial. Nunca he tenido haggis en una hamburguesa antes. Lo recomiendo. La espinaca y el ricotta tortellini era igual de delicioso. Personal agradable que era muy eficiente. Mi única queja sería todas las mesas reservadas que nunca fueron utilizadas en las dos horas que estuvimos allí. (Salimos después de las 10 pm)

Celebrando un cumpleaños el pasado fin de semana y decidí darle una oportunidad la Brasserie. La elección de los platos principales era bastante limitado - 2 peces, 1 de cordero, pollo y 1 opción 1 vegetariano. Tuve el cordero y fue lo suficientemente agradable, pero la porción era muy pequeña.De vez en cuando nos de por el olor lo olía como sumideros meciéndose en desde algún lugar. No estoy seguro de lo que era, pero no estropeó las cosas demasiado.En general, muy normal y no merece la pena.

Nice place to go for a drink in an old Church and nice atmosphere and music might not be everyone's cup of tea but alright for a drink.

Visited for drinks only. Nice atmosphere, place not too busy. Mostly folk watching the rugby. Only second visit but would recommend. Next time will get food to try.

Excelente y original lugar, no podiamos creer que esta hermosa iglesia sea un pub, el interior es muy agradable, ambiente tipico con 99% de lugareños, muy pocos o nada de turistas, nos atendieron muy amablemente, cervesa bien helada y unas ricas alitas de pollo fritas para acompañar, hermosos recuerdos...

Mi hermana y yo fuimos a disfrutar de una tarta, un juego, y una pinta en un almuerzo entre semana. Nos dieron nuestra tartas y bebidas y nos sentamos en una mesa. El pastel estaba fría, ¡puaj! Las luces y el juego bajó empezó. Inmediatamente la mujer sentados en el otro lado de nuestra mesa pone en su teléfono "s linterna! Y comienza el desplazamiento de páginas y escrito y voltean y moviendo la luz para ayudar a su leer más páginas. La mujer a su lado también tenía su teléfono iluminada, así como trabajar con la otra mujer y el de un hombre estar PLONKER entre ellos y nosotros se convierte su teléfono y empieza mandando mensajes de ida y vuelta con quien! Estaba furioso. Ningún miembro del personal que se pueden encontrar en cualquier lugar, excepto aquellos que trabajan la iluminación/tablas de sonido. Pido un caballero más desde la puerta si él era personal. Él no estaba, pero fui a buscarlo. Él no podía encontrarlos y me preguntó donde las mujeres estábamos sentados. Él hizo y le pedí a principios de la linterna. Los tres apagar sus aparatos electrónicos. Pero Chica linterna todos demasiado y comienza realmente el susurro de su documentación tanto que los otros patrocinadores en la habitación volvió a ver qué narices pasaba. A mí, me lo tiré a ella y a su compañero. Pero no es mi lugar. Personal necesita monitor, mientras que el juego es y paso de gente cuando son desconsiderado.

Fui aquí recientemente mientras estaba en viaje de negocios en Glasgow, el 9 de fuimos unos tragos y una cena. El lugar en sí es bastante increíble, una iglesia transformada con muchas de las características originales, bien vale la pena investigar. Tienen una gran variedad de bebidas, selección más concretamente whisky como uno esperaría en Escocia. El menú de comida es bastante decente, con una muy buena selección de platos para todos los gustos. Todo estaba servido juntos caliente y sabrosa, fuimos para varios artículos, así que no significa pies. En general, me quedé bastante impresionado, la comida era de buena calidad y que todos disfrutamos. Sin duda volveré aquí! El haggis bombones están bien vale la pena probar! ! ! !

Wonderful atmosphere great value for private function staff 100% wonderful evening had by all would definitely recommend the place.

Visité Oran Mor varias veces durante mis vacaciones recientes en Glasgow. Tienen un bar de copas, restaurante, y un juego, una tarta, y una pinta. El Whiskey Bar tiene un menú enorme pero la selección se hizo más fácil con una malta de mes. El restaurante tiene un buen menú. La obra, Pinta y tarta fue muy divertido y lo recomiendo.

Si te encuentras un establecimiento pub en el extremo oeste de Glasgow, hacen Oranmore! Este espacio increíble era una vez lleno de feligreses y ahorramos para conservar la impresionante buildilng para servir como un lugar de contemplación de todas las cosas que Dios nos dio, cebada e incluso turba! Los pasteles de carne y pescado y patatas fritas son algunas de las mejores y la cerveza y whisky selección solo vale la pena un viaje! Asegúrese de confesar a la cerveza mantiene, estoy seguro de que su secreto seguro con ellos! :)

He estado en Oran Mor muchas veces para beber con amigos, y cada vez ha sido una maravilla. Sin embargo, esta fue la primera vez que visitamos con la comida en la mente.

Always a great venue, music has now changed which i think the last cd was stuck in the player so a think they have bought a new hi.fi system. The bar staff are great especially the older woman who likes hobby horses.

Само заведение находится в бывшем здании церкви, красивая архитектура и приятный интерьер. В ресторане и живая музыка и игровые автоматы. Еда вкусная и интересная. Немного тупят официанты и просто в очень плачевном состоянии туалет. В остальном же приятный опыт.

Una buena selección de bebidas y comida. Gran concierto con un excelente sonido y bar. Si desea hacer una noche de tomar en un concierto, puedo recomendar una comida pre-concierto. Buen menú, y recomiendo la mariscada para 2 compartir! Los precios habituales de glasgow :-)

Very interesting building - church transformed into a bar - worth a visit and try the cocktails. Go early if possible before it gets fashionably busy

The outside of the building is just as interesting as the inside. Well worth a look inside but you'll have to buy a drink or have a bite to eat. Food is basic but nice. A little pricey for what you get. You can't see the impressive upper level and ceiling art without attending a special event. A bit quiet during the day. It is a gentle stroll from the Glasgow Botanic Gardens and about 15 minutes walk from Kelvingrove Park.

If you are visiting Glasgow and want to do something different at lunchtime Oranmor is well worth a visit. You can take in a theatrical experience while eating (and drinking). Oranmor is a converted church which combines a terrific bar, a function room and a small theatre.At lunchtimes you can take in the experience known as a Play, a Pie and a Pint. Basically you will see some theatre, could be a play, could be musical, could be comedy. If you phone in advance you will be able to judge if that weeks' offering is to your taste. I would say though that you should not prejudge the programme. It is invariably original and occasionally brilliant. The Pie lives up to its name in that you will be able to partake in the quintessential Glasgow pub fare if with a modern twist.The Pint part is basically alcohol. Not restricted to pints of beer however as there is a decent choice of wines and an excellent choice of whisky.The theatre is in what used to be the crypt and the main bar is located in what was the main part of the church. The bar is also well worth a visit as it is a friendly well appointed pub with a good choice of beer and an excellent choice of whisky. Oranmor can stay open late but you should check this beforehand if you are planning to go hear after theatre etc.

Wonderful renovation of an old church, I actually used to work here when a student and luckily with a high staff turnover the forgot they barred me 10 years ago for trying to sneak a bunch of friends down the lift the the club :) wonderful bar, lots of whiskey....great interior. Top tip, try to get upstairs to see the hand painted ceiling!!!

It might be that we picked a bad time to visit, there was a wedding on and all that was available was the bar. We were disappointed.

For such a small place it's amazing that so many egos get through the doorway. The land of the none it its and wannabee. Shall9w and pretentiousness abounds. False summarises it. Give me real people any day of the week. Like graveyard of the no bodies

Soup. Serve it hot. Ciabatta and a fake baguette are 2 different things. Slow service on a quiet day. The toilets in the main bar still stink.

excellent atmosphere great place been a good few times and always have a great time....only downfall is having to use lift to get to a toilet on 5th floor!!

We were there to see how the church can be converted into a pub. The impression is strange but overall positive. Took some white local beer.

I go here reasonably regularly for the Play, Pie and Pint at lunchtime. It's really good value and the plays are interesting, if somewhat varied in quality. I really enjoy some but not so much others. I guess it's a question of taste. Am looking forward to the panto which is always great.

We decided to try Oranmor for a late lunch/early dinner as it was recommended to me by a member of staff where we were staying. I can't fault anything other than slowness of receiving our food. When the food arrived it was delicious. A family that came in after us left as they got fed up waiting for their order to arrive. The staff were very friendly, we received our drinks quickly but the slowness of getting our food would put me of going back again.

I was here with family to celebrate a wedding and it was absolutely amazing! The building itself is absolutely gorgeous. The service we received was amazing and the turn around from the service to the dinner was so quick and easy.

Il vostro sogno è quello di bere una birra...in chiesa?eccovi accontentati!questo posto,dall'esterno sembra una vera e propria chiesa...poi entri,e cosa c'è? Un tipico pub,molto grande,con le vetrate raffiguranti i santi,proprio come una chiesa!la birra è squisita,alla spina,e ne hanno di vasta scelta (OTTIMA la Guinness)!posto che merita di essere visitato,anche solo per una birra!

Bel ristorante pub allestito con gusto in una chiesa. Il bancone del bar è molto suggestivo, il cibo un pò meno anche se cercano di valorizzare i piatti della tradizione scozzese.

Vi var på väg till botaniska trädgården, när vi såg denna pub i en tidigare kyrka. Vid tog var sin öl efter besöket i botaniska trädgården. Jag tycker egentligen inte om att man har pubar i tidigare kyrkor, men jag har i Skottland sett att det är vanligt. Det är kanske bättre att de används till något än att stå tomma. Om vi bortser från det här med att det varit en tidigare kyrka så måste jag säga att den är mycket fint inredd och det var trevlig personal. Vi åt aldrig där så jag kan inte uttala mig om maten. Men jag ger fullgott för miljön och personalen. Värt ett besök.

Old church converted into a cosy,atmospheric venue.Came across it after eating out on Thursday the 4th August. Glad we did it really is a treat

First experience was so good we returned with a new friend the second time. Ate in the Whiskey Bar both times and the men tried new whiskies each visit!! Food was great and staff very accommodating!

Grad ball on a Sunday night, dinner was £45/50 per head. Received half a bowl of soup which admittedly was nice. The main was chicken which again was nice but came with 2 boiled potatoes and one yes one baby carrot and one bit of turnip and aubergine. Really disappointing and left most still hungry. Cheesecake was really nice but could have had more than the dribble of sauce or even more than the one strawberry, raspberry and blackcurrant to eat it with. Otherwise it could be a bit dry. Moving on past the meal the overall venue is lovely and has ceiling paintings but is really rather run down and in need of some TLC. There are stairs up to the venue and further stairs up to the toilet. The place was far too warm as there are no windows that can be opened and when asked we were told there was no air con. Most were sweating all night and quite uncomfortable. We had around 90 people in the venue which states it can have 250.... I would love to see how that would work.

I was in this pub/church as part of a pub crawl. It only sells there own craft beer and some of them are horrendous. It's just not my kind of place

We celebrated our wedding in the private dining room above the bistro, 23 of us, food was excellent and food delivery was great. Bar service left a little to be desired, did themselves out of easy business, just needed to circulate more. A very nice environment, really enjoyed our day.We were lucky enough to get upstairs to have photos taken under the wonderful Alastair Gray ceiling, absolutely fantastic setting. We will be back to dine at the bistro as we and our guests were so impressed by the food.

Even if it is a great location the service was really bad. We waited for more than 1hour to get our food. When complaining we were told that the place was busy that day and that everything lasted really long, but we had the intention they simply forgot our order. When we finally got our food half of the meals were cold and some of our ordered food was already out. One starter was completely forgotten, but occured on the bill. Finally you have to be aware that a sauce on the burgers is not included you have to order and pay extra.

We booked a deal on 5pm.co.uk - when we got to Oran Mor they didn't have a note of our reservation, luckily they were still able to find us a table. Apparently they have had problems with 5pm not passing on reservations or checking if space is available so if you book via 5pm.co.uk it may be wise to call the restaurant to confirm. Our waiter took the details of the reservation to try and sort out the issue as well.Reservation issues aside we had a lovely experience.There is a good choice on the menu and our waiter very kindly helped us with our decisions when my husband and I strugglen to pick.The lamb was beautiful (a bit fatty but to be expected with lamb) and the balmoral chicken also very tasty. Not massive portions but that just meant there was room for pudding! Stick toffee pudding is not to be missed!We will be visiting again as not only was the food great but the service was also wonderful and friendly.

We were booked for a family birthday lunch for 6 people on a Saturday recently. It took half an hour for our orders to be taken and another half an hour for our starters to arrive (nothing fancy). One of them was wrong in that we were given mackerel pate instead of the chicken liver parfait that was ordered. I'd asked for some olives and bread, and the olives looked like cocktail olives (small and pitted) and hardly what you would expect. My main (chicken Balmoral) was ok, but our other mains were poor. The kids had ordered burgers and they all came burnt on the outside and very pink (i.e. undercooked) in the middle. My wife didn't like the smoked salmon linguine that she ordered, saying that it was full of cream and so rich that she could only eat half of it. The only positive is that they took the price of the starters off the bill. I won't be back to eat here.

This is not about any experience I have had personally.My daughter and her friend were in on Wednesday 4th May. My daughter took unwell due to an existing medical condition. The security staff called an ambulance and ensured she was looked after until medical help arrived. I'm grateful for this and pleased to say that she was admitted to hospital where she received the medical care she needed. Too often security staff can get a bad name therefore I feel credit should be given where it is due

Great atmosphere lovely food . Had a great time with the L.A.R.D International party in January this year good and wide selection of food knowledgeable staff .

We held our wedding at Oran Mor on 1st April and had a fantastic day / night.We fell in love with the venue as soon as we saw it. The hall is beautiful especially when the sun comes through the big round windows. We were only having a small ceremony with immediate family and a few friends during the day but a big reception in the evening so we wanted something with a wow factor and Oran Mor didn't disappoint. We had the ceremony in the main hall then the meal in the private dining room (which is a lovely cosy room) then back to the auditorium for the evening reception. Everyone commented on how beautiful the venue was.The events staff were so helpful and nothing was too much trouble. Everything went to schedule I didn't have to worry about anything. I absolutely loved my wedding day and would definitely recommend this venue for your wedding.

I came here with three work colleagues for dinner. Once you realize the side door, the one with the menu and sign posted, isn't where you enter and walk around to the front music entrance, you are rewarded with a great atmosphere. In addition to bar seating, there are lots of tables around the periphery. Seat yourself. There is one menu on each table but I found the mother lode and grabbed enough for all of us. We started with the baked Camembert and it was exactly what we were craving. We would order it again.Mains didn't go over as well. My soup and salad were great but the other three all got fish, which they said was fine but just very bland, no flavor. Our main issue was getting the waitress to come over for drinks; getting them in the first place was tough and there were very long lags with empty glasses. I'd imagine sitting at the bar solves this problem.

Came across it on a wander through the West End. Very pretty pub. Didn't eat but great drinks selection. To be honest, thought it was an Irish bar at first.

Saw Andrew Roachford play here the other night. Good sightlines and sound, with seating around the perimeter

Having been before for a gig and also drinks, first time I've gone to eat. Wont be back.Took my mum & aunt for an early mothers day drink and meal. Arrived at 1pm and was very quite, staff behind the bar were too busy chatting among themselves to serve. Stood for a while before a member of staff came over to take my drinks order. Went back up to bar to order food, again waited a while for someone to take my order. Note if you are eating in the bar area then you have to pay up front for your food. We finished our drinks I then went back to the bar for a bottle of wine to have with our meal and had to wait again while staff chatted to each other. We waited over an hour an a half for our food to arrive that was after 3 visits to the bar to ask where our food was. Each time was told they were very busy. We noticed the table behind us arrived after us and were being served. Then to make matters worse the table next to us, who arrived some time after we had ordered the food was served. Yet another visit to the bar to ask where our food was. We were told everything is cooked fresh and from scratch which is why it takes so long. We had ordered fish & chips and a burger, it shouldn't take an hour and a half to cook these. My Aunt ordered the Haggis which was most definitely plated and re heated. When it eventually arrived it was tasty enough although the burger was a bit dry and the fish a bit soggy. I paid extra for BBQ sauce with the burger which was missing and mentioned this I was then brought a bowl of what looked and tasted like bottled bbq sauce. When we had finished I complained about the length of time it took to arrive to be told they were busy and they were short staffed in the kitchen. I asked if I should have been told that when I ordered, and was told it was also due to a birthday party being in and a wedding being on, however when we arrived the place was quite and the wedding hadn't started as the groom and some of the wedding party were having drinks at the bar. The member of staff I spoke to offered no apology, said she was the supervisor in charge, yet earlier after my previous complaint said talk to your waitress you may get a discount. I asked for a manager to be told there would not be one on duty until after 5pm. I asked if the manager could phone me when they came on duty. I'm still waiting. All in all not a good experience and won't be back. Will follow up should the manager ever phone me.

Nice building but at the end of the day just another bar/restaurant. Staff a bit pretentious. Drinks flat.

Two recent visits to this venue will definitely be my last.. The door staff are overly aggressive and are actively trying to create trouble rather than diffuse issues...The owners need to address this issue as it appears after reading reviews and discussing the events of Saturday night I'm not the only person to receive such treatment.

this is an old church, converted into bar/restaurant and play house.We visited in the afternoon, had a drink and bar bites,which were delicious. Very friendly staff

I visited with a friend for lunch and we both enjoyed our food, I had the minestrone soup which was really thick and full of flavour and accompanied with 2 lovely bread roll. I followed this with the Haggis neeps and tatties which was delicious. The building itself is stunning and full of character. The only criticism was that it took a bit of standing around to get seated, despite having a reservation and we had to go looking for staff to get the bill.I would definately return as its in a great location for a relaxing lunch/ dinner.

This place is in an old church, and has a wonderful gothic atmosphere.It's also got good craft beer and great value food.Service is a little slow, but it's worth waiting for the whisky "bible";- this list is huge, full of tasting notes, and they've got wee drams from places you never knew made whisk(e)y. The prices are very keen, so try something different at Oranmor.

Wish we had this place in our city! We were told about the pie, pint and play deal at Oranmor by our airbnb host so we decided to check it out for ourselves. Oranmor is set in a beautiful old converted church which has a distinctive illuminated purple ring around the spire at night. Inside there is a pub area as well as a theatre.The pie, pint and play deal is superb value as was evidenced by the full house on the day we were there. The pie was quite tasty and there were a range of drink options that you could get as part of the deal if you weren’t interested in a pint. The play runs for about 45 minutes, which is perfect for a lunchtime performance. We saw “Sunset Boulevard” which was performed by four very talented actors. It was interesting sitting in a theatre in Scotland hearing American accents. We were very impressed with the show and it seems like they have new plays on pretty regularly to keep the home crowd coming back for more. This was one of the highlights of our stay in Scotland.

This has a very convenient location, space for lots of people and a good choice of food and drink at reasonable prices. Nice easy going staff too and it stays open late!

Having wanted to attend a gig at the Oran Mor back in September, and knowing that it was one of the best Whisky bars in the Glasgow, when the opportunity arrived to go, I jumped at the chance. I went there with my friends for an evening meal, and I choose the cheese garlic bread for starters. Which I must say, as my friends would agree with me on this, as I shared it with them, that it was one of the best garlic breads I have ever tasted. Then I choose the Steak and Ale pie, which was very good, nothing specially, but it certainly filled the hole and at £8.50, was a very good price. They also were able to split the check from the beginning, something a lot of restaurants struggle to do. That was an added bonus when there were 5 of us, all paying separately.Later that night, we went back there after midnight and stayed there till 3am, it was a great atmosphere to drink in and the alcohol was a reasonable price.Highly recommended.

Only came here for a pint of Three Hop and to see the lovely interior of this refurbished church - if I had the time I would have enjoyed a meal from their wide and varied menu. Next time !!

The bar and atmosphere is nice, food was good, went twice actually. Were staying close so it was convenient but I would have loved to see Alisdair Gray's ceiling and was not allowed :(

My party had one of the upstairs room for private dining. We had a set menu with choices and the food was delicous. The atmosphere was amazing and the service was grand. We ended the evening with whiskey tasting and although I am not a whiskey drinker, the presentation, presenter and stories were great!!A few of us stayed after for drinks. A lot going on and definitely place to stop in for drinks or food.

We stopped to eat here after a lot of walking and cultural visits. I have walked past the building many times and this was my first visit.They have a great traditional menu and I really enjoyed it. My German friends had the haggis and the Swiss took the fish. I had a burger.

I don't think I like what they have done here- it was a stunning building and it felt a bit spoilt with all the garish colours and neon rainbows. I attended a dinner here. The venue was amazing in terms of decoration but service was VERY slow and the food was only average. I had no idea what I was eating because of the lighting which made everything bright pink! The starter was meant to be butternut squash soup but everyone independently of each other thought it was more carrot. The main was chicken with unknown veg. The skin was still on the chicken and was flabby. Worst coffee I have ever had in a restaurant- so watery. Shame as it has a lot of potential. I can't really comment on the value as I paid a set rate for the whole event

Went here with a large group of friends. We booked the set menu. The food was fab. All 3 courses were excellent. The staff were all great. Would go back her again.

We dropped in for lunch on a Friday and were surprised that the pub dining area only had a couple of other tables full. The tables were well set out and no danger of overhearing any of the other diners.The Bar had an impressive gantry and a good selection of guest beers available.We were attentively served and the food quickly delivered to our table. The Haggis, Neeps and Tatties looked a small portion, but was quite filling none the less. The Steak and Ale Pie was excellent and the Mussels were a good plateful.Dessert was an excellent Sticky Toffee Pudding or Ice Cream that was good too.

Really like it here, food is good and the bar area is really relaxed and chilled out. Great selection of whiskies too which went down a treat. Organised a surprise 30th birthday for my boyfriend here and staff were so helpful.

Auf Empfehlung vom Jugenherbergsleiter haben wir dieses Pub besucht.Es ist ein Pub in einer Kirche. Sowas habe ich noch nie gesehen. Echt urig und gemütlich.

Good pub with nice atmosphere and good live music being played when we were in. Drinks very good price for a busy area of Glasgow.

Siamo stati per cena nella brasserie dell'Oran Mor. Oltre all'atmosfera davvero singolare (il locale si trova infatti in una chiesa!!!) il cibo era davvero ottimo! Anche alla sera offrono un menù che comprende antipasto, portata principale e dolce (si possono scegliere due portate per circa 14 sterline o tre per 18 circa). Anche se le bevande sono escluse vi assicuriamo che é un vero affare rispetto al resto della scozia che non offre questi menù di sera.

une ambiance particulière vu le bâtiment, nous avons eu des serveurs sympa.Les tables bien que nettoyées après chaque client sont incroyablement collantes.Le haggis était bon, par contre la viande utilisée pour les burgers et certains autres plats est une viande de boeuf bas de gamme, assaisonnée afin de la rendre mangeable et bien trop cuite. ces burgers sont a la base assez vides (sans fromage par défaut) de sorte que un ou deux sides sont indispensables pour en faire un vrai burger, du coup le prix devient assez élevé .Les desserts sont très bons (cheese cake, sticky toffee).Au final l'addition reste correcte.

We just loved this special location.....a pub in a former church displaying this delightfulf mixture of past and present function.

Fancied something a little different from the chain restaurants, so was delighted to find this little gem just down the road from where we were staying. The building is stunning, the food fabulous (even though I wasn't quite brave enough to try the haggis it smelled amazing) and the staff were attentive and patient with our dithering over the menu. Reasonable value for money too.

After having enjoyed Patsy Cline & A Bottle of Wine so much when we saw that Doris & Dolly had been written & directed by the same amazingly talented woman it was a no brainer! Book the tickets! As it coincided with celebrating my husbands birthday everything seemed to click together! We arrived on a wet & windy July night ( typical Scottish weather hey? - well this year at least) to be warmly welcomed & seated for a bite to eat before our entertainment. My fish & chips were ab delish - even though abit pricey at over £9; my husband's steak & ale pie melted in your mouth & was nestling in a to die for gravy! Doris & Dolly & friends didn't disappoint; what a superbly crafted together show! After a well earned encore the group said they were going onto the Edinburgh Festival - what a show to perform for so many tourists from around the world well done girls! Looking forward to the next offering from the team!

ive been to the pub part as well as the venue where the famous , play pie & pint is hosted , seen music gigs and drama , great setting right in the city's vibrant west end

An amazing setting for one of the great bars/eateries in Glasgow.. normally fairly easy to get a seat, the array of beers is good and if you like a whisky then you're in for a treat... stunning. Live music when I was last there and it created an great atmosphere on a warm evening.

ate in the brasserie which is supposed to be fine dining think we would have been better with the pub grub upstairs decidedly unimpressed. Being a Scott I try not to write negative reviews of my fellow Scots, however in this case I won't be returning to give it another try

Superbe cadre. Pub ds une église à deux pas du jardin botanique. Pause idéale après avoir visite kelvingrove Park et l'université de la glasgow. Station de métro à deux minutes.

Åt lunch på denna fantastiska restaurang/pub( inredd i en gammal kyrka )efter ett besök på den botaniska trädgården. God lunch och bra öl sortiment, kan rekommendera detta stället.

Good food and good gig. We ate upstairs and they had a good selection of pub grub. Then went to the gig which was very good.

My wife and I dropped in here on a Saturday evening last weekend. The converted church is a great venue. Lots of original features with a really cool vibe.The beer was well kept, the service was fairly quick and friendly and the atmosphere was great with a really fun buzz happening. Its worth droppi g in for a pint.

The meal that we got was absolutely fifth rate we had a fixed rate deal that everyone said was really bad. We got an offer of a pint of lager for me

Fantastic place, definitly a place to visit. It was the best pub i visited in the city of Glasgow. A real good choice.

worst service I have ever encountered - I had to leave after first courseit was so bad I left after the starters. I was charged for starters and wine (only 1/3 drunk) and the manager did apologise for the poor behaviour of the staff. However, although they still charged me for the starters I look at this as approx £150 pounds saved. Had I stayed and paid for whole meal and written this review I would really be annoyed. Instead I know what poor service looks like - it is this place. if you are going for a nice meal with partner trust me guys don't go here. It seems the chef was unable to time the cooking of a rare steak - so kept sending staff out to harass us to eat quickly - experience was horrible and disgusting. I also notice many poor reviews on trip advisor on this place - also note they don't even try to answer - that says it all really.

god stemning og meget godt whisky. Kirken er lavet om til en Club i kælderen, en stor main bar i midten, der er blevet fantastisk godt restaureret, og gennemført til sidste detalje. Øverste etage er der levende musik om eftermiddagen, ligesom der afholdes bryllupsceremonier i denne

Really nice open plan bar, good choice of drinks. Large bar so easy enough to get served even on busy nights. Good location in west end

We ate here before a gig and compared to some of the recent places i've been to in Glasgow the food was very average. A great pub but not the best for food unfortunately.

Oranmore is amazing.A must visit!!! There is a bell tower that is apparently open to viewing but we unfortunately never seemed to get that opportunity. That aside, Oranmore is a delight for all the senses. We had a taster of a few of the locally brewed whiskeys and craft beers. The staff were delightful. Look up to view the quaint paintings on the ceilings, smell the tar as if the wood came from boats but it would actually seem that the building was originally a church or a cathedral. It was a busy place with all types visiting. Artists, actors, business tycoons, families, friends and couples. The venue caters to everyone and do wedding parties also. On our second visit, we went for "A PIE AND A PINT AND A PLAY!"A lunchtime treat where by you pay 14 pounds per person and for that you get a pie ( a meat and vegetarian option), a pint and a play performed by local well established and up and coming actors, artistes and the like. We were spoilt rotten with this wonderful hour of entertainment .We love Oranmore and can't wait to go back!

After our dinner at the Hilton we decided to go to the Oran Mor expecting a bit more upmarket than we got. It was quite dingy and when you buy a beer you have to ask for a glass and they do not do cocktails! It is a long time since I have been in a bar that does not do this. We had one drink and left, I think this place is living on its reputation for being different but it was too different for me. We had a nicer experience in the Curlers Rest.

an excellent way to spend a few hours at Saturday lunchtime with friends enjoying a play in an old church, the atmosphere is unique. You take your chances with the play, certainly this week was quality, brought tears to the eyes with occasional comedy moment, excellently performed by the 3 actresses.the venue is superb and creates the correct atmosphere for the event, enjoyed a pint and pie to add to the experience and is an event that I would recommend that revellers should attend to enjoy the superb experience.Has been a number of years since last visit and will not be as long time next time!

un pub dans une ancienne église, pourquoi pas et donc très original. Le cadre est superbe et nous avons bien mangé ce qui ne gâte rien. Accueil chaleureux et ambiance très écossaise.

Lovely day, lovely staff, lovely experience....first time and wont be the last. From start to finish the staff were amazing from booking, to on the day itself, couldnt be more helpful or attentive thanks for a great day!