The Clydesdale Inn in South Lanarkshire

Visited Lanark this summer, and wanted a dog friendly pub for a quick drink. To say this place is dog friendly is a huge understatement - the staff made me and my spaniel puppy feel really welcome - they offered to cook some chicken goujons for him, which he loved. We returned for lunch the following day. I had an amazing burger and again puppy got some beef for his lunch and also given a takeaway box for him for later. Thank you for being so friendly.

Bijzonder vriendelijk personeel. Veel keuze aan bier en lekkere drankjes. We aten bitterballen van Black pudding en Haggis. Een voor ons onbekende lekkernij. Leuk om eens te proberen.

It's a nice old building but it seems to be in a state of disrepair. It's also really cold. We ordered drinks but didn't really feel like finishing them as it was so unpleasant. The staff were really meh. Don't think I'd bother going back.

We had the most amazing lunch We all chose either from different starters as a main or from the main menu. Lots of choices. Food was superb and very reasonably priced. The staff were really accommodating, attentive and friendly. They even brought food for my dog free of charge. I wish I could pick this place up and take it back to Kent with me!!! As family live here in Lanark, we will come again What a gem of a place!!!!

My group of four were all extremely pleased with the food and the service. We each had a different dish and every bit was absolutely delicious. The bathrooms definitely need renovating and I'm not sure that anyone with accessibility needs would be able to move around easily. But the food was really wonderful. There was a sign up front that they were under new management, so if you're local perhaps it's a good time to give this place another try!

We enjoyed our meal staff were pleasant but a makeover is badly needed. The front entrance needs help badly and the table we where we ate should have been scrapped. There needs to be a lunch menu too.

Returned after my previous bad review and the owner replying saying to give it another go and I’d be entitled to a free drink I’d rather drink someone’s dirty bath water The place is stinking of damp The staff are alright although could do without them smoking at the fire exit n trying to mask the dampness smell with fag reek The toilets are a complete disgrace with no toilet roll or lid and bits falling from the ceiling I honestly couldn’t bring myself to order food as it’s that bad Had a couple of drinks but couldn’t wait to leave It’s needing a complete overhaul There is plaster patches that have been done badly and not painted And the carpets have life forms growing in it The place is a complete pit and absolutely filthy I took a picture of the toilet cause it’s that bad

Had dinner here with friends recently and had a lovely meal. I've seen some bad reviews but unlike an earlier review which was quite frankly rude and defamatory regarding the chef, what we had, chicken with black pudding, flat iron steak, sticky toffee pudding and apple crumble, was all delicious. Couldn't fault the staff either, so friendly and helpful. I don't know if it's different chefs some days or what but we will definitely be back. I agree some areas of the pub are very run down, we were in the closed off bit and it's fine, but pubs are having a hard time these days and unless enough people visit it must be difficult to afford to upgrade. I'll be back to visit soon.

A really good pub, but if your having a party, book somewhere else! Booked for my sisters 30th, and altho the staff were great, whoever the dj is should be replaced. Said he ‘wasnt well’ and proceeded to either sit with his head on the decks, or sit in bar area. We met him while viewing room, and after saying ‘no problem’ and as he wasnt a rock fan and ‘would get someone else to do it’ as was more a ‘cheesy song dj’, and he hated when folk dont ask for songs, we sent a list of specific songs for the birthday girl, one being her ‘last dance song’ and another being her and her fiances special song, to make sure the dj had it and it got played. We were told at 10:30PM!!! he didnt have her song as he only had spotify! (We found it no problem!!!) He played the last song at 11:40pm after being told party would be until midnight, then made a VERY quick exit before we could say anything! The bar staff said would pass it to management but tbh his whole attitude was offputting and found that hardly anyone got up to dance, and were making comments if he was ‘alive’. The fact that pub maybe had about 10-15 folk on drinking, made the party the main source of income that night! Really disappointing and after being big fans of pub, wont be considering the function room for any future events, and would not recommend it to anyone either.

Friendly arrival Seated and offered a drink service with menu Pino Grigio and white coffee ordered and served with food order taken Drinks were good Waited a long while for food Chicken gougons My wife found the chicken full of fat and served with poor quality accessories. Could not eat meal due to poor quality food. Clydesdale Burger Served on a wooden platter I would have preferred a plate The chips looked nice but we’re hard with no taste despite adding salt. The bun was soggy and not eaten The burger itself was quite tasty but overall very poor presentation and quality. We really wanted this to be a place that we could return to for food and beverages but alas we will not be back and could not recommend to others. I now understand why the place was quiet with few others in attendance. Sorry but this place continues to go downhill no matter who is running it.

Was there tonight with my three friends and the meal was excellent! The flat iron steak with truffle mash was the best I've ever tasted. You could cut through it like butter, so tender, I have never had steak as nice as this was. The sticky toffee pudding also went down well. The staff are very friendly and helpful, any time I have been in they are always the same

Staff were nice and pleasant and that’s the only nice thing I can say I’m afraid We ordered a few starters as it’s a new menu n thought we would see what it was like Obviously it’s the menu the chef got taught (badly) in barlinnie The chicken goujons had that much oil on the plate that the Americans were considering invading it The potato skins turned out to be one half a potato covered in cheese and small ham cubes looking like it had been nuked in the microwave or made in Nagasaki during the bombing The prawns were passable as a dish The ham hock terrine was like mush The place is a complete dive now, although the staff were lovely and friendly they sat at the bar while the place is filthy and run down and I’ve been on cleaner building sites It’s up for sale at the moment so hopefully whoever takes it over gets it back to what it once was as it’s a complete dive now with holes in the wall and stinking of dampness

Came here for a family lunch. This place looks a bit run of the mill on first glance, but don't let that put you off getting a delicious meal, at a good price. The staff were super friendly, and made us feel very welcome. Our order was as follows: A pepperoni pizza. Generous sized portion, well cooked. Tasty, and lots of cheese. A classic hot dog. Well presented, topped with LOADS of onions. Lovely soft meat, not chewy as hotdogs can sometimes be. A macaroni cheese. Also a generous portion. Creamy. Topped with breadcrumbs. The chicken beast. This was a little small in portion size, but delicious all the same. Bacon double cheese burger. This was absolutely enormous. Had to be deconstructed to eat, but was very tasty. We'll definitely be back if in the area again.

The food was excellent and beautifully presented. We weren’t sure what to think as the place is quite dated in appearance but the food and service were excellent. The flat iron steak with truffle mash I would highly recommend. Excellent vegetables and cooked to perfection. Everything appeared to be homemade and was very tasty.

Went here for the second time since the new menu was introduced. There were 4 of us and we all thoroughly enjoyed our meal, chicken with haggis, beef olives and fish and chips. We all had a lovely panna cotta to finish. The service from both the young waitress and the manageress was very friendly and efficient. I can't say what it's like as a pub at weekends as only been here on a weeknight but will definitely return for food.

Stopped off for lunch on the way to Biggar. Although the pub has dated decor the food was very tasty and the service was very good with the staff being very friendly and attentive. Was excellent value for money and the food was very well presented. Would definitely stop here again in the future.

Attended a zander nation night here on Saturday and it was horrendous to say the least no seating available to people that had bought tickets no one even took the tickets on entry meaning people from the bar downstairs where just walking in and joining the bingo night that we had paid to attend.. At the start of the night I approached a member of bar staff to ask about seating the young girl was pleasant enough and said she wasn’t in charge of seating at this point the manager jamp in from behind accusing me of shouting at staff which couldn’t be further from the truth as the bar maid herself was lovely.. the manger then proceeded to tell me she’s busy and they had sold extra tickets and seating hadn’t yet been put out as she didn’t no there wasn’t enough seating she then told me if I’m not happy she’ll refund me and I can leave no other resolution was offered at this point just that I could have my money back and leave .. I replied that it really isn’t my problem that it’s busy and you haven’t had time I’m just asking for the seat i have paid as the even is due to start .. She then brought up chairs expecting us to participated in a bingo night with no table.. finally we got a table moved to the side of the Dj booth and had to sit under a speaker next to a old sofa that had been turned upside down.. this just isn’t acceptable there was no security present at all throughout the night and the room was packed with people dancing on tables and chairs in a confined space never seen anything as disorganised in my life and the attitude of management was beyond shocking I have since herd from the Dj himself that they had to leave early a previous night as people had been throwing glasses around at people.. avoid at all costs!!

Popped in for a bite to eat on Marches Night of Lanimer week. I had scampi, partner had macaroni cheese, and it was absolutely delicious. Friendly service, staff were so welcoming and not too hard to pay! First time I've been here in years, and have to say I was very impressed. Definitely would reccomeded to anyone, and thanks for a great meal!

Just wanted to comment on the great staff, particularly Craig who was a very professional,attentive and friendly bar man .We had a few drinks over a couple of nights and also food which was of a good standard.Would revisit!It makes such a difference when staff are like this

I have just left the so call family friendly restaurant area at the Clydesdale inn and it was anything but. The music that was playing in the area was full of language that was not suitable for my 5 year old child to hear. To...

Popped in for lunch with my daughter, food was amazing. Excellent value would have paid more for the food as it was truly beautiful. Staff were friendly but can’t compliment the food enough.

Ate here last night with my wife and a friend and we found the food and service to be excellent. Two of us had steak pie and one had tandoori salmon which were all very nice and all a decent portion size. We will definitely...

The front of house staff were lovely and very attentive. However, they didn't ask us if everything was okay during or after the meal. I wish I had taken a photo now, but the batter on my fish, although crispy at the ends, was uncooked,...

Ordered our meal, thought it was going to be 2 for 1,turns out unlike ANY other pub you had to buy starters as well costing a minimum £4, so £52 for 4 mains and a kids meal, wouldn't have minded had the food been good...

Brilliant service from the bar manager, she was attentive and friendly during our trip. We popped in for the first time to try the breakfast, and we were very impressed by the locally sourced produce. Reasonable pricing and 10/10 to the bar manager for her...

Wife and I had lunch here. Pricing was very reasonable and food good. Plenty off space for social distancing at these times. Staff very pleasant and service quick. Will definitely be back

Just a mention for All the 'Great Staff' at the Clydesdale Inn, Lanark. I had arranged a Party for my Father's 90th Birthday Celebration, Friend's and Relatives attending... From the initial booking with Manager Rachael and latterly with Jimmy for arrangements for the meals and...

The atmosphere was really relaxed, the staff were very friendly and service was quick. Great value for money. The music playing was a good mix so there something for everyone. Will definitely be back.

Arrived tues 6 th July Lunchtime with G son I had the Chicken Balmoral wife had Macaroni Cheese. G son chicken Nuggets My chicken Balmoral was tasty but presentation could have been better Chips were a bit overdone , ,haggis a bit bland but the...

Had a great bite to eat and a few drinks. The new owner has made a great job of updating the place. The food and decor has much improved but still has the same excellent staff, well worth a visit

Whilst doing some work in the newly refurbished Clydesdale Inn I was treated to an amazing lunch. The food was very fresh, extremely tasty and the portion size was really generous. The staff were a pleasure all day and very helpful during my entire visit....

Just been to the clydesdale inn lanark great to see a revamp new decor friendly staff and food and cakes being sourced from local butchers and bakers makes it better for local community also a selection of fine wines and beers also pet friendly disabled...

Stopped at the Clydesdale Inn today for lunch,the staff were very friendly and welcoming,food was excellent with a great choice on menu from a snack through to the dinner menu, all the favorites were there, i would highly recommend if your in Lanark then stop...

Since the changing of hands (end of 2020) the new Clydesdale Inn serves delicious food which is all locally sourced and freshly made! It’s amazing value for money and very yummy food served by lovely staff. We really appreciated the fact that the food comes...

Came in here for a drink with friends for the first time in a few years . Would Not rush back . The bar was busy. Staff seem uninterested , the place needs a freshen up . The carpets and decor is tired and dated and the toilets had a bad smell .

Popped in early evening on a Friday - it was very busy and we had to wait for a table to become free. All staff very friendly and helpful. Food good quality and reasonably priced. Would go again.

The food was ok, we all had burgers. The place seemed to be more of a pub than an eating place.The table we sat at was all sticky, think they put furniture oil on it and forget to wipe it off.

This is, without doubt, the best place in Scotland for dried out, overcooked food, with the stickiest tables, the coldest seating areas and the most disappointing choice of 'real ales.' If you are even thinking of going here, go jump under a train instead.

visited this bar restaurant recently for lunch the fish and chips i had were delicious lovely crisp battered fish and big chunky homemade chips prices were reasonable and bar staff were attentive and helpful a nice place to have a nice meal and a quiet drink give it a try

Stopped here for a few meals and drinks, great service and the meals arrived quite quickly. The mixed grills were verry tasty and all the meats were cooked perfect nice and moist, As a bonus on a Wednesday you get free desserts . Also the pints of tennents are cracking aswell.

I went into the Clydesdale meet a friend last night only to be told by the staff that the price of a pint of Stella had now reached £3.70. This is the second price increase this year and a pint of Stella has gone up 13.7% in real terms. All the staff here are really friendly and provide an excellent service - ALWAYS! I really cannot understand how any business can justify an increase of this magnitude. Whilst at the bar ordering my drink, I did take into account other customers reaction to the price increases and I felt really sorry for all the bar staff who were dealing with the shock of the customers extremely well. Rachael (the mangeress) and all her staff do a truly wonderful job serving the locals of Lanark and to put nice staff in a difficult position is very unfair. I just wondered if the owners of this chain actually realise that the price of a pint of Stella is now more than in a pub in Central Glasgow!!! I'm a pensioner approaching the age of 80 and on a fixed income and I just wished that my pension rose by 13.7% per annum to cope with these extortionate price increases. Do the owners actually realise that if you walk just over 100 yds from this establishment that people can get a pint of the same beer for 35p less?? This 2nd additional price is not on - sorry. I hope that readers of this review will actually check all my other 84 reviews and see just how positive I normally am. Please also check my last review for the Clydesdale which was also very positive. The staff here are second to none as is the manageress Rachael all of whom do a wonderful job.

Out for a run bank holiday stumbled across this place looking for lunch menu in the style of Wetherspoon/ harvester/brewers fayre ordered at bar Monday special two steak pies a wine and a juice 14 pounds I was surprised at value didn’t notice that it was add a drink for £1 meal was with us within 7 mins. Generous portions and stew was tender with plenty of meat

The good thing was we were able to park our car undercover at the rear of the Inn. The Bar was busy but as we ate there was just the two of us in the Restaurant room. True a few more came in as we were about to leave. This used to be a Wetherspoons but seems to have slid down a bit - okay it is cheap, and maybe our expectations need adjusting, but whilst the service was acceptable the food was over cooked; the scampi and chips were brittle. We didn’t enjoy our visit. Pity really.... but we will give it another try sometime!

We drove past on a lovely sunny Sunday on our way to Falls of Clyde, saw a sign that said ‘Great Food’ outside the Inn so decided to stop. Whilst the staff were friendly, the service good, the Roast was average, and at £6.99 you do get what you pay for.

We are new to Lanark and have visited a few times now. The service is always great - friendly and efficient, the food is ok (one problem on one visit with cold food, was resolved quickly), all very reasonably priced. A wee decor update might work...but we will be back!!

We use the Clydesdale a lot for breakfast and lunch, good wholesome pub grub served quickly by friendly staff. There are daily special offers and the prices are really low. Good choice!

Visited for he first time today, should have known something was wrong when I saw the place was empty.

My wife and I have lived in the area for nearly 10 years and we do like to call in for a drink and the odd meal. The Clydesdale (formerly a Wetherspoons pub) offers a good range of Real Ales and food at very reasonable prices. When the pub changed ownership, many of the staff transferred over. I have to say that this was a very sensible move as the staff knew many of the clients very well.

Floors messy food cold will not go back staff ok but it has gone done hill it was dreadful and dirty

Went here at the last moment for a meal with the family , wish we didn’t. The meals we ordered were wrong fortunately fixed quickly nearly all the meals were over cooked and dry pity as the meals here used to be good . I doubt we will eat here again

Nice and spacious inside, with a good selection of drinks and food. Great place to go for lunch or just a drink.

We called in here for a drink and evening meal.

The Clydesdale name promises a posher experience than its worn interior delivers, but it is above all a proper pub with a fine selection of real ales (better than the Crown Tavern around the corner). The food is standard pub fare, certainly satisfying, and served by the attentive bartenders will inhabit the premises. Abbot Ale seems to be a standard, and it’s a lovely dark, malty ale, the kind that can keep you at bay for the duration. The craft casks rotate with decent frequency, so worth a stop every week.

A group of 6 adults meeting for lunch

Have eaten several times at the Clydesdale Inn and sad to say not in a hurry to go back.

Dropped in for an impromtu family dinner. There was a problem with two of the meals although the staff dealt with it very well and all credit to them.

What can I say it's a Wetherspoons. Good food at a great price. Decor could do with a bit of an upgrade and tables are a bit wobbly but all in all food and service could not be criticised

Staff really not interested, food very, very average, at best, the place does not seem clean, toilets smell as does the bar area.

Food was ok, service was ok. 1 pint Diet Pepsi - £1 1 pint Diet Pepsi Without ice - £1.50 “Company policy” seems a bit odd.

Our first night in Lanark so thought we go to the local (as we had been before with no problems)

Called in here on the way back to Newcastle from a walking weekend in Glasgow. We were very hungry people...

In the evening this Inn is very busy with drinkers which is not conducive to good dining. The food was...

This is more of a drinking than a food establishment. Food does not taste freshly prepared. Shabby surroundings. Avoid unless...

We went on a Wednesday and were pleased to discover that it's free deserts on that day.mwe had burgers and...

food tasteless, poor service,overpriced cheap and nasty food.

marked as cheap eats, but not really cheap, was much better when part of the wotherspoons chain, the food was okay it filled a hole after a 9 mile walk, the young man clearing the tables did not have much in the way of manners when lifting the plates.

Menu is good. Food is okay - not great but not terrible. However, surroundings are awful!I don't understand why they have half decorated - eg the front dining room where they have put up new wallpaper, vile carpet (neither of which remotely go with each other!) but left the old panelling which the paint is peeling off. Looks dreadful!They have not mastered the basics which ironically cost nothing. Everything is sticky - tables, menus etc. Wipe everything down after each use!Pretty oppressive overall!

Staff were friendly and professional, but we did have to go ask for our desserts after sitting with empty dinner plates in front of us for 20 minutes.The food was quite bland, and the potatoes and cream tasted synthetic.

was there today and ordered the Sunday roast. Roast potatoes were hollow and burnt. Roast beef was dried up. Microwaved . will never go back there

Been going there for steak on a Tuesday for along time also prior to new ownership.lately quality and presentation have gone down hill. I did not realiseHow much until we went to the wishaw malt ,in wishaw for the past three weeks.Steak has been lovely every time, presentation good.this pub is still wotherspoons.Well worth spending half an hour to get there

During a visit today I was threatened with violence and the management were unhelpful. I would not take my grandchildren there.

Been here tonight Sunday and I wouldn't have said it was busy for a Sunday but when we ordered our meal we were told it would be half an hour wait but as they had a new menu we thought ok .After an hours wait we were presented with , what I can only describe as ofal, my homemade beef and ale pie consisted of 3pieces of meat in a stew of potato carrot and celery and the ale , well that must have evaporated , my lashings of gravy came out in a lumpy gloop over my dried out peas and dessert spoon of what I assume was mashed potatoes which resembled the instant potatoe of the 80S SMASH .My partners meal was equally deplorable,but lucky for him his didn't come with gravy !!!We should have clicked earlier as the table both behind and in front of us had spoke to the manager about their meals and you could see she was stressed and apologetic ,I have no faults in the staff they are young and seem to have no knowledge of what they are serving and are run off their feet We witnessed people coming in after us clearing tables away so they can sit down and even when the staff were clearing the tables they never wiped the table down for the next people . To use it being under new management as an excuse is unacceptable if this is your standard then I suggest you quickly rethink your business plan , as people including ourselves are well aware that there plenty eating establishments in Lanark that actually have pride what they serve up to their customers my only regret is that I didn't have my phone so I could actually put a photo up . We actually didn't even finish our drinks as we just wanted out the place so disappointed that it seems that pub grub here is more like grubby pub yuck . NEVER TO RETURN DISGRUNTLED LOCALS

Have dined in here numerous times. Went downhill since it is no longer a Wetherspoons. Staff have lack of knowledge of the menu, had to wait over 20 mins for mains. Waitress did apologise but the place was not busy. Burger was poor, over cooked. Chips were dry and reheated. Not the same place it used to be,

Popped in with family yesterday on way home for dinner with grandson (15 months), went to bar to place orders and asked if they could heat grandsons baby food, was totally disgusted when bartender refused, we left and won't return nor recommend this place to anyone with young children/babies and think the FAMILY FRIENDLY should be removed from their description!

food is typical pub grub-- good and reasonably priced. Drinks are also reasonable. Can be very busy, but there is ample room in three different areas.

Sunday evening, quick bite, not expecting too much. Husbands chicken balmoral was ok but my lasagne with garlic bread was only fit for the bin. The most artificial tasting of goodness only knows what and the garlic bread was like we dough with the smallest scrapping of garlic in the middle and it was cold. Never again

Decided to pop in for a wee bite to eat and opted for the BBQ Pulled Pork with burger and chips with a coke. At £5.99 I can't complain,excellent value,tasty and filling. No complaints. My daughter had the Sunday Roast with a pint of Lager. As with me,her views were the same and at £6.99,great value. If you want something cheap and cheerful, ideal.

I didn't think the food could get any worse since it was owned by Wetherspoons. Cold reheated chips, tasteless fish, over cooked food. It has had a bit of a paint job but still feels shabby. It's saving grace are the staff who work hard & are friendly & helpful.

Place in desparate need of refurbishment. Everywhere in it old fashioned and felt dirty. Tables were cluttered and covered in crumbs. The carpet looked like it had been hoovered for years. Toilets also dirty. Food was okay but seemed a little over-priced for what you got. Kids sausage and chips was okay. Chicken caesar salad okay. Nachos -stingy with the guacamole and sour cream. Obviously ran out of jalepenos and replaced it with sweet chilli sauce. :-S Sticky toffee pudding was shocking. Dry. Bland. Hardly any sauce. Chocolate fudge cake was also poor. Can buy better out of bakers. Went in for early dinner with kids but all we could hear was locals at the bar area swearing. Overall very poor.

This used to be a Wetherspoons pub and it was bought over. The staff transferred which was a good move as they knew the clientele inside out. A very friendly staff doing an excellent job. A good range of real ales but sadly not such a great range of wines or healthy food!!! The Inn has recently been refurbished by the new owners. It it wasn't a major refurbishment which was a pity as the building is very old and in need of upgrading. The staff make this Inn - friendly and knowledgeable.

This pub/restaurant is very much like a witherspoon pub if you like a witherspoon you will like this

Very misleading menu. Price with a drink apparently doesnt include a drink. Mood spoiler, felt scammed.

I've been here a few times now and always liked it. Great value and very relaxed. Typical wetherspoons type meal and drinks are good value. I really like how they are now introducing music at nights in the top bar as this was the only thing I felt this place needed. Whenever I am out for a couple of drinks I always visit here first and sometimes don't go anywhere else lol.

this place really needs closed down and re decorated..it is shabby, old fashioned, with a musty smell..you really just would just walk in and walk out...i love weather spoons, but this has got to be one of their worst!if you are gluten free=dont bother

Visited here for a beer the place has had a decoration but not tastefully .Prices don't seemed to have changed that much but was under staffed who rang last orders at 10.30 and wouldn't serve more after last bell at 10.45 which the 6 /7 punters thought was the last orders bell

It is unfortunately just another whetherspoons. Although the food was okay I wouldnt go here for a special occassion.

was taking pals out for meal and drink. meal was by all accounts micro no real cooking. no taste. the place smells like its not been cleaned for a while. very disappointed. toilet opens onto the bar area. poor service.

The staff in the Clydesdale are brilliant and that is why I have uprated my review. I go to the Clydesdale a great deal and I speak for a large number of people as I am a local Councillor. I am committed to bring business into Lanark and this is where Hawthorne Leisure are failing to understand their market. The food especially needs to be much better especially the chips , the quality of the steak and there needs to be less emphasis on burgers. The only thing that has improved since the takeover is the curry. Maybe Hawthorne Leisure need to change their supplier. Drinkwise the withdrawal of Doombar Ale is a pity as it was popular also yesterday's dramatic rise in the cost of the beer was not a good idea. The cheapest red wine is really poor quality. The net effect is that the pub is often deserted for example on a Tuesday night. Finally the decision to close the kitchen at 9pm on week nights has not gone down well. Hawthorne Leisure has really got to up its game and concentrate on getting the basics right to make this pub pay like it did in the Wetherspoons days.

Very disappointed with our visit on Thursday. Decided to have the chicken tikka skewers, two pieces of chicken for £4.09 pathetic. The prices for the drinks have all gone up by around 30p (15%). I cannot be certain of the exact rise since there are no prices on display and no price list ( I thought that was a legal requirement) Asked the barmaid what the prices were and she didn't have a clue, I guess that is a symptom of smart tills. Won't be back after using the place for over ten years.

Good value for money even though the menu can flatter to deceive at times. But our family often eat in the (rather gloomy!) family area because it doesn't break the bank, and the drinks are the usual JDW selection, all reasonably priced. Parking close by can be a wee bit tricky! The car park is small. But we'll be back.

Under £5 for a lemonade, dark brown, luke warm, greasy chips and a hard chicken burger. The side order of onion rings were noticeably different, freshly fried but they were very greasy and I left most of them uneaten along with most of the chips. My daughter returned her pulled pork and chicken burger as her chips were stale and cold and the chicken was hard (microwaved?) the replacement was hot and fresh however the chicken was again hard. We just left and won't be back. Very disappointing as this used to be a good place for a family lunch. Now home and suffering from indigestion, my usual reaction to greasy food.

Had a very nice Sunday dinner with family, food was good and well priced,the service was quick and friendly,so no complaints,would eat there again.

Well, for starters, I would strongly suspect that many negative reviews on here are by people who prefer other local pubs or people who are of the fur coat and no knickers variety lol. Wetherspoons leaving Lanark was a blow but the new owners have done well, nice new decor, good value typical pub food and nice selection of ales. Good to see many of the staff retained, many of which are friendly and chatty. Don't know what some people expect! Slight things to improve - better lighting (but keep the character) big curtains for the winter, lose the music, is not needed and maybe an additional stove or two. We regard it as our local and so do friends. Ignore the negative reviews unless you have ideas above your station :)

Came for dinner with my OH and 2 teenagers. Meals were great and so were the activities for children. Yes my teenagers were having a great time with colouring in. Back to business, the new decor has transformed this place and is so much brighter. Food wise, I have no complaints. Haven't had a bad meal yet. Staff friendly and pleasant. Will be back

Staff helpful and friendly. Food okay. But let down by sticky tables which had just been cleaned and still felt a bit grubby. Wouldn't rush back.

Several real ales on offer including some local ones and all at very reasonable prices for that pre Indian pint or two!

Ok average pub nowFood and drink have been better in the past now it's just so so not much choice in the food and drinks menu any more

I have been a pretty regular customer of the Clydesdale for a number of years now.I have never been overly impressed with the standard of food but hey this was wetherspoons basic run of the mill microwaved food with a drink thrown in for a very reasonable price.When it was taken over a few months ago I thought at least the food will improve,boy was I wrong,the first of my visits,I ordered chicken leg with chips peas and coleslaw,this meal has turned me into a vegan,I could never look at chicken again in the same way.My second visit was to meet friends and they reluctantly talked me into having a burger,what a mistake but I had to make sure if my first visit was just a bad food day but I can assure you it was slightly worse now I don't eat red meat!The waitress is so quick to move away so as to avoid insults and tries not to return until the table is empty.On the upside the cask ale is ok and reasonably priced

When the Clydesdale was sold by Weatherspoons I feared for the worst! I needn't have worried for too long.Initially, there were a number of issues including a decline in the food and beers etc. However I am so very pleasantly suprised at the new management's changes now!Firstly the food suppliers have been revamped to an extremely good standard. The steaks are even better than weatherspoons. The steak pies are huge and delicious.The fish and chips are cooked perfectly. The portion sizes are all good, and the prices remain as good as ever.The range of real ales is the biggest plus though. I counted 6 new ones on my last visit. I can genuinely say that the Clydesdale is now back on my list for frequent visits!

I have been a regular visitor to the Clydesdal in over a number of years. However the last two visits the food has been overcooked/inedible. The staff , who would normally ask if everything was OK, have avoided coming back to the table. The chicken Balmoral that I ordered on my last visit on 22nd July could not be cut with the knife. When the waitress was clearing the plates I showed her how tough the meat was and she apologised saying she should have given me a steak knife!! I declined the free tea/coffee I was offered as compensation. We won't be back anytime soon.