William Wallace Pub in Stirling

Friendly pub a few minutes walk from the Wallace monument. 2 wines for under £9 good value for Stirling. Lovely strong smell of bleach as we walked in .

En route home to Sheffield we spotted William Wallace pub driving threw Bridge of Allan. Being a William Wallace fan of the movie Brave Heart we had to go in. We found a hidden Gem mainly the Landlord Robert what a lovely gent who owns the pub. We will be back 👍😃🍺

Pub muy típico escocés. Personal súper amable. Ambiente animado y muy agradable. De hecho, repetimos un par de días Fuimos en familia con hijos de 16 y 18 años. Billar, dardos y los viernes karaoke. Muy recomendable

Después de visitar el monumento, vinimos a tomar una copa y estaba ocupado con un buen ambiente. El personal muy amable.

Después de una comida en el restaurante de al lado, nos detuvimos en algunas pintas para matar el tiempo. Muy ocupado para un domingo por la noche con clientes habituales viendo dardos. No tenemos problemas y nos alegramos de conversar con nosotros mismos.

Paré en el pub después de visitar el monumento de Wallace. Puedes caminar hasta ella después de ver el monumento. Es un antiguo pub fantástico. Te hace sentir como si vivieras en la comunidad. El propietario Robert es un gran chico. Éramos las únicas personas en el pub y él nos dejó detrás de la barra para algunas fotos.

Un lugar muy agradable para tomarse unas pintas y comer algo, el haggis esta muy bueno, y un ambiente muy bueno

Visitamos el pub en 2 ocasiones, ya que estaba ubicado cerca de nuestro alojamiento, tenía un encanto muy 'local' y el propietario nos dio la bienvenida y nos dio las gracias. Una noche fue una noche de karaoke que fue muy entretenida. Vale la pena un pop para una pinta rápida si está pasando.

Friendly staff and a good choice of beers and lagers. Only in one night but quite for a Friday. Local pub but greeted everyone in a friendly manner.

Teresa Gallegher, dueña de la calle. Alma be & be, recomendó el pub William Wallace para la comida y la cerveza y nos pareció un agradable y acogedor pub al final de Causeway Road, a solo un paso de la calle. Alma sea y seamos en. Gente amable allí y buena cerveza! Hubo una celebración de cumpleaños allí para uno de los lugareños y disfrutamos del cálido sol mientras estábamos sentados cerca de una de las ventanas.

Mi marido me llevó allí por sus recuerdos de este pub cuando vivía en Stirling. Entonces para él es un lugar muy especial para mí. . . era un pub Pero pub muy agradable y acogedor con un personal amable y buena cerveza.Tal sorpresa que tuvimos cuando pocas personas con instrumentos musicales entraron y se unieron a nuestra mesa y luego vinieron sus amigos y todos ellos comenzaron a tocar canciones escocesas. ¡Era tan hermoso, como un concierto privado solo para nosotros! No tuvimos la oportunidad de agradecerles porque tuvimos que irnos temprano, así que espero que al menos algunos de ellos lean esta crítica y les agradecemos enormemente por hacer que nuestra velada sea tan grandiosa. Desde ese día, este pub también es especial para mí.

Después de concluir ayer una visita muy informativa y estimulante al cercano Monumento Nacional Wallace, mi anfitrión y yo fuimos a este pintoresco Pub para tomar una cerveza rápida.Éramos los únicos dos patrones alrededor y el propietario fue extremadamente amable. Como visitante de Dubai, incluso me permitió quedarme detrás de la barra para tomar una fotografía.Teníamos planes alternativos para el almuerzo, así que no leí el menú de comida. Tienen una buena selección de cervezas de barril y la decoración interior es un claro indicador de William Wallace y su condición de Héroe Nacional de Escocia.

Stopped in for a quick drink on our way to supper. The pub is neat - lots of info about William Wallace. Friendly patrons and servers. Not bad

Caminamos por millas. Todos los Ower 60 y aunque todavía nos quedaban algunos kilómetros por recorrer, es nuestra costumbre descabellada conseguir algunos antes de cruzar las pistas forestales. Lamentablemente, solo la mujer de limpieza estaba allí porque el camarero de cerveza estaba fuera del banco o en alguna parte. Esperó 10 minutos y luego tuvo que dirigirse a Brig o Allan para encontrar un pub. Es una lástima, ya que nos imaginamos un doo dinky en el Wallace. Tal vez en otro momento. Marqué 3 estrellas, pero si ha estado allí para servirlo, han pasado 5 días sin molestarse

Visited with friends for drinks. Being a Saturday evening the karaoke was in full swing so had to have a shot. Good selection of drinks available behind the bar.

Wer auf urgemütliches Ambiente steht, ist hier genau richtig. 5 Sterne hätte ich vergeben,wenn die Küche noch existieren würde. Aber der Besitzer wusste Rat und wir konnten aus dem Imbiss nebenan was holen und im Pub genießen. Es geht also auch unkompliziert.

Llamado durante un paseo por la zona, la gente es muy amable y el pub es el lugar ideal para sentarse y ver el partido.

Basic pub with pool table. Prices were reasonable and staff were friendly. Toilets were basic bit clean.

Having recently just moved to Stirling, I thought I would head down to The Wallace to watch a Premier League game. All I got was a pint of Coke, and was charged £3 for it! Now I'm not sure if this is standard Scottish prices...

Es un pub escocés por dentro y por fuera. El personal es siempre amable y hablador, el rango o bebidas es lo suficientemente grande para satisfacer a todos los gustos y la mesa de billar está en una habitación separada de la parte de atrás. . Perfecto para el cálculo. Las imágenes duras. Ponerlo en tu lista

El camarero era demasiado involucrados con su propia conversación con sus amigos. Además de que las únicas dos personas personas en el lugar. El Brew House no vale la pena la molestia. No está mal, pero estoy seguro de que eran pubs mejor en la...

In dem bodenständigen William Wallace Pub. Alle Erwartungen werden erfüllt: Knurrige Locals an der Theke und ganz viel historisches Flair zu guten Preisen.

Arrived in Stirling on Friday and decided to eat out...as this pub was just down the road from our accommodation we popped in for a meal, the staff were very friendly but we were a bit taken a back when told they were stopping serving in 10 mins ( 640 pm ) we were lucky to have the last orders to be it was an average meal ( maybe if we had arrive earlier there might have been a better selection on the menu !! )

Llegamos un día y ya no daban cenas. La camarera muy amable, nos indicó donde podíamos coger comida y llevárnosla allí de vuelta para tomarnos unas cervezas mientras nos la comíamos

Si lo que buscas es tomar unas "pintas" de cerveza local o unos "sigle malt" este es tu pub en Stirling. El servicio es excelente, muy, muy, amables. Un habiente muy agradable tanto que repetimos y se convirtió en nuestro pub de referencia durante nuestra visita los días que estuvimos Stirling.

Walked into the pub, returning after a couple of years to be greeted by the landlord with a welcome back lads let me know when you want a taxi into town and there will be a pint waiting when you get back!,good food at very reasonable prices,good selection of beers ,beautiful building and a friendly landlord,what more can you want,we have been in a foursome and a group of 14 and always been made welcome,do yourself a favour and pop in you wont be disapointed

Great welcome. Warm and friendly landlord and staff. Good food and selection of beverages. Great evening entertainment. All staff and locals willing to help you have a brilliant stay in Scotland.

Stopped here for a bit of unplanned lunch. The barman was lovely and helpful. The chef cooked our food to order and it was good pub food at decent prices. The macaroni was creamy and delicious, and the chicken with haggis was superb. A great wee hidden gem.

Very good pub, went in a couple of times while we were there ,very friendly atmosphere and the staff were very helpful.

Stopped by after dinner one night and had a great visit with owner and some locals. Great beer. It is easy to find, as it is right on the corner of a main round about just below the William Wallace Monument. Easy to find.

We chose this pub based on so many postivie Trip Advisor ratings. Not sure why our experience was so different! The barkeep was not welcoming at all, he didn't mention that it was cash-only until after our pints were poured (luckily we had enough cash) and when we mentioned we wanted to eat, he curtly told us no food was available. We finished our pints and left quickly, headed to a much more friendly pub that our b&b host recommended. Should have listened to him in the first place.

Large choix de bières dans un cadre bien rustique à souhait, sentant bon le bois, et une moquette bien locale. Excellente "ale" notamment

Un pub con mucho encanto junto al camino que lleva al campus universitario. Paramos a tomarnos una cerveza, que estaba muy buena. Precio razonable.

popped in for a couple as staying nearby, good old fashioned pub, what a pleasantchange in this day and age. plenty of local characters. just the job and good beer!!

Spent a night in Stirling on our way to Aviemore. After a long drive, we felt like a walk would benefit us and, stumbling on this gem of a pub, we decided we did indeed need a drink! First impressions were that it was full of locals who knew each other and we felt, for a split second, intimidated. We needed have - fantastically friendly bar lady and equally warm landlord, combined with ultra friendly locals, made for a fantastic hour. Felt like friends with everyone by the time we left an hour later! Highly recommend.

A pub is public place to drink alcoholic beverages with TV screens, unhealtyfood and mostly men with a belly. This one is a nice version of it, had no food but the people looked quite satisfied who had. Our beer were also nicely tongued.

Nice little pub just below the William Wallace monument. Child friendly place (mostly). Had a great meal, steak pie was top notch. And any pub that allows a guy in with his dog is a+ in my book

Walked down to the William Wallace pub for a couple of pints after we checked out the monument. Really friendly staff and good authentic Scottish food! Only complaint was that the William Wallace Ale was not the best beer on the world. But would for sure go back!

Traditional Scottish pub. Friendly, elderly locals in one corner. Friendly barmaid. They do not serve food on a Sunday evening, but we were told we could get fish and chips a couple of doors away and bring them into the bar. The barmaid then provided us with knives and forks. This deserves five stars for thoughtfulness.

Where you can come to Causewayhead and become one of their own. Wonderful local friendly people with the occasional American. We found some South Carolinians there with us Georgians.

Went there to have a bite after visiting the monument. Great atmosphere and really pleasant visit with a good laugh together with the owner.

I had the steak pie which was good but wished I'd had the macaroni cheese. Someone else at my table did and it was VERY good! Staff worked hard to keep us happy even though they were pretty busy with rather a lot of people watching the footie and keeping them busy behind the bar.Only negative - the burger sounded a LOT better from the description than it actually was. It's so easy to make a burger but this was processed and not good. We wouldn't order that again.

Ottimo locale, carino, si mangia abbastanza bene, ed il barista molto cordiale. Buona birra, ma qui e' sempre cosi, sicuramente da ritornare

Excellent pints and service. Very friendly regulars.Quiz on Thursday is great craic.Tradional music once a month if you can catch it.

Lovely bar lunch, good friendly atmosphere plenty banter made very welcome,great wee pub. Good stop after long trek up monument steps

The William Wallace Public house has a warm and friendly atmosphere great landlord Robert and the staff. The regulars made you feel welcome and the place was clean and tidy

great drinkers pub.Friendly landlord.Good pub grub very tasty and reasonable.Well kept real ale always look forward to visiting when on holiday

Good 'proper' local pub- friendly landlords.Not entirely sure I'd eat here, but the beer selection was good, wine ok, and karaoke on saturday night was a laugh!

The landlord was very helpful and attentive.The dinner was a large portion and typical of pub food nothing extra special

A very friendly pub in a great location. Great home style meals, very friendly staff and plenty of variety of entertainment. A great local pub.

I was born and bred a causewayhead resident for around 20 years.Several members of my family including myself have worked behind the bar in The Wallace at one time or another.The Wallace is a "Typical" Scottish village pub!They serve a fantastic range of beers and spirits and also cater to many international tastes.They are fully equipped to serve tourists and locals alike.I have to admit over the years ive seen the place change hands seevral times and worked there myself for about 3 years from 1994-1997 and have a special feeling for the old place.Food is served daily and is fantasticYour made most welcome by the staff and the locals alike, its a very warm place and often has all sorts of ascertainment in the evening's from Karaoke, quiz night's e.t.cThe staff are very friendly and willing to help you enjoy your stay whether it be for the day or longer

:-) Das Essen war gut und der Service sehr freundlich. Wir haben dort unseren letzten Abend verbracht. Kann man wirklich empfehlen...

The interior of this place is very nice and very scottish. Was not disappointed by that. However, the food was more on the average side. We had fish&chips and the fish looked like on the frozen ones. Chips were good though. Food was only served until 6pm which was a little bit early for us, but we wanted to try it out. Atmosphere is very nice with a lot of locals.

The owner very friendly, great atmosphere in pub. Clean and it has a pool table , which my husband was pleased about.

Friend of mine and our two sons are staying in the Stirling area and wanted to grab a decent bite to eat, we didn't find it there. Kitchen closes as 6:00, so we rushed the order, 3 of us ordered the steak pies and they only had one left. We substituted burgers instead as we were rushed for the order. "Burger" was a bad version of a Salisbury steak. When I walk out of a place and say I should have had the haggis you know it's not a good meal.

I had a cheeseburger the first time I ate there and then a garden burger the second time and they were very good. My daughter had tortellini both times and loved it.

publican was excellent, service was great, there was quite a few of us went in at the same time from a hen party and were all served quickly. atmosphere was fab.publican came to see us all off when we left. fab

This good place in Stirling is open till late for lunch. It's warm, quite small, and in perfect Scotland-style.My Angus burger had one of the best meat I've ever eaten,. Maybe it was too small and a bit poorer compared to the burgher you can usually eat in Scotland, but was good.Nice place. 3 burgers, one calamari, 4 beers 45£.

We were served by a lovely bartender Natalie, who (besides being excellent at the bar job) made a list of clubs and pubs me and my companion should visit while in Stirling. She was more like a positive tourist guide, than a bartender.Later we got the chance to change some thoughts with the owner (Robert) of the place and even though he was not as informational about the nightlife, we got a good insight to the local life from other aspects.We didn't get any food, because the kitchen closed about 10PM (I think), but the atmosphere was awesome!My best pub experience so far!

Nice ladies, nice Guinness, nice takeaway. 'twas a nice time. Yeah, I'd go there again. Disliked: nothing

A short distance from the b and b where we stayed. A brilliant atmosphere in here. A lovely welcome from the owner. Thank you!!

Good atmosphere. Friendly, pleasant staff. Only had a snack lunch of chicken burger but was tasty. Will be back if passing.

I walked into the pub one afternoon , while I was in Stirling for a conference. I was welcomed by locals and publican so I could really enjoy a wonderful local view of Scotland. Robert, the publican , is great and so helpful . The food there is good- excellent haggis. It is warm , friendly and welcoming to all. I would so recommend to anyone to go there if they wish to be in a real place nt one that is full of tourist "stuff".....