O’Neill’s, Glasgow

Called back again not been in Glasgow for 2 year,s we had noticed it had changed it,s name from the Goose to the Royal Scot yes very much improved, And you could get a drink at 11 am on a Sunday morning which was good for us our train was at 12-30pm

Large 2 floor 2 bar pub located close to a side entrance to Glasgow central station. A number of real ale taps but only 1 on during my visit. Food served.

yes your right E TA its a poor mans spoons will not call often in these outlets cheap beer cheep people

The Goose has the look and feel of a 'Spoons but isn't. This high street pub, not far from Central Station, is a lively, buzzing pub which caters for families and tourists alike and is popular with shoppers. It's spread over two floors joined by a quite impressive staircase. The staff were underexperienced but friendly, while most of the locals were pleasant. Food was fatty, cheap and poorly prepared (or as they call it in Glasgow "health food"). There were two ales on - I had a Harveystoun Blonde which was overgassed and inexpertely poured, but it was served at the right temperature and was otherwise in good condition. All things considered, this pub is better than you think on first impressions, and while there is better beer to be had nearby, I'd be happy to come back if passing.