Port Customs Bar in Stirling

Toller Pub im Herzen von Sterling. So, wie ein Pub sein muss... Nette, freundliche Bedienung, Gute Bierauswahl... Live Musik ab 21 Uhr.... Was will man mehr...

This and Porters sat opposite each other for decades. And unbelievably this one survives today, it always was a small (wet) drinking pub. Use it or loose it! Tell me where you can get an excellent and well kept pint of Tartan Special nowadays? Next time I’m in Stirling I will be making a beeline for this pub to give it some justifiable time. No fancy or fake atmosphere just real people going about their business and having a drink

Wow, mi esposa y yo decidimos tomar una copa en este pub y nos encontramos con un increíble escocés, pronto conversamos sobre el rugby y la pesca, somos sudafricanos, así que el rugby es una de las dos conversaciones que disfrutamos. Qué gran hospitalidad del personal y los clientes. Definitivamente regresaré la próxima vez que esté en Stirling.

Gran barra de cuello azul, limpia, bien mantenida y barata, pinta de sidra y un gran gato d, 7. 60, muebles básicos de la vieja escuela, sin música alta, sin wifi, al menos no pregunté sobre eso, más por los más de 35 que por los modernos de la generación del milenio, algún lugar para hablar que mirar su teléfono, tengo la impresión de que hay una buena cantidad de clientes habituales con su propio rincón, vale la pena volver a visitar con seguridad

Mi esposa y yo estábamos en Stirling en diciembre, cuando llegamos allí, estaba mojado y frío, así que fuimos a este bar donde nos calentamos, no solo mi calentador, sino también la calidez y cordialidad de los lugareños. nuevo gran trabajo su trabajo

I’ve been here a few times mainly before getting the bus home as it’s not far from the the bus station. It’s recently been refurbished and they have introduced a good range of gins. Very welcoming, friendly staff and customers. Reasonably priced and the best measures of gin in crystal glasses you’ll see anywhere in Stirling. Get yourself along. It’s a traditional old style independent pub with a fan base of regulars! It’s been here for years since my uncle Michael used to run it and I’m pleased it’s still on the go.

This is a proper bar for mainly drinking in,it is a nice place with wooden floors and lovely touches by the bar with signs on the wall.

dropped in for a quick drink with family ended up staying Scottish cup final on tv great to watch in good company and a laugh at comments barman friendly and welcoming .did not have Malibu but we forgave him lol made to feel welcome will be returning on next trip great prices

In the heart of Stirling this is a great little pub. People are very friendly and they toss out any louts so safe and sound. Great drink specials and the locals are friendly. Met Arthur there who bought us a nice scotch just because. Our second time there and loved it both times. Came be packed at times and a early close on Sundays

Siamo passati in questo pub per una birra: classica atmosfera da pub scozzese. Ottima scelta di birre e personale molto gentile e cortese. Sicuramente da consigliare.

There's not many independent pubs left. Donna and Gary run a great pub, brilliant customer service and fine selection of beers, gins and malt whisky. Best place to meet with friends for a blether and enjoy an peaceful drink. Bar service is excellent particularly the detail when serving one of the great selection of Scottish gins.

Read Donnamacs review & visited the Port Customs Bar in Stirling. I couldn't believe the Gins on offer - try the Brockmans with pink grapefruit & blueberries - superb. The beer is great & the staff really nice & cheery. Anyone who knows The Grill in Aberdeen this is like a smaller version. Try the Port Customs they will make you welcome.

I'm inclined to make it my Local, cos its got something for everyone, despite its Limited Beer/Wine/Liquors selections. Service, Atmosphere, Age Mix of Customers, and sports screening etc. well makes up for that! Staff are "Special"! :-)

There aren't many of these old style bars left and that is a shame. The service and beer in here is good. Just dont expect luxury

A family run business with amazing staff full of local regular customers who go back for the excellent beer on tap and some of the best prices in the town on spirits with great service from staff( who remember exactly what they drink so get served quickly) and a clean and friendly pub.There is 3 televisions which mostly show all games of football,racing uk and at the races, a great wee place to get tips for the bookie lines !!!!! This pub recently introduced an amazing range of gins( around 14 types all only £2-30)with fevertree tonics as well and they all get served with the appropriate garnish eg- ruby grapefruit and blueberries in the brockmans gin. They also have a fantastic range of top shelf vodkas only £2-50 including grey goose (my favourite) and a good selection of malt whiskys.They also do a house vodka and house whisky for only £1.35 and if you double up on any drink you get a free draught mixer,their smirnoff is only £1.65 though so thats still great value.SO WHAT YOU ALL WAITING FOR,GET ALONG THERE AND CHECK IT OUT FOR YOURSELF !!!!!!!

If it's a real pub you are looking for this is it, it may be small but it packs a punch. No frills but what you see is what you get, proper bar with real people all friendly and informative. Worth a visit.

My wife and I had just walked down the hill from the Stirling Castle and were looking for a pub as we had some time to kill. A man in a suit came along so we asked him for a suggestion and he mentioned that this pub was a "blue collar" type of place. As I grew up above a "blue collar" bar in Brooklyn New York and my wife was the daughter of a "blue collar" teamster and dock worker we would give it a try. We had a very nice experience meeting and engaging in conversation with a local couple. It is small and narrow and has been around a long time. There were mostly all men there watching horse racing and football(soccer) on several TV's. One bathroom and no smoking. When I paid my bill with too much local money the bartender returned my overage. That is called being nice to strangers.