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Maisies Bar, Lanark
Lanark
ML11 9DT
Reviews (Current Rating Average: 10 of 10) see review guidelines
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David Ross left this review about Maisies Bar
Always my favourite Lanark pub, Maisie’s hasn’t changed noticeably in all the years I’ve known it. The TV screen which formerly hung obtrusively in the middle of the gantry has, thankfully, been moved to one end, which improves the appearance of the area behind the bar. A note of caution for anyone with mobility difficulties, or claustrophobia, though, is that that the male toilet is located down a steep and narrow staircase at the end of what resembles a low tunnel. Quaint it may be, but not everyone would find it easy to reach. I assume the age and limited size of the premises mean they don’t have to make it more accessible. There is a good range on draught, including Belhaven Best (at £3), Guinness, Strongbow cider and Carling, Carlsberg, Stella Artois, Erdinger, St. Mungo and West Brewery 4 lagers.
On 24th March 2014
- rating: 10
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David Ross left this review about Maisies Bar
Everything, thankfully, has remained much as before in my favourite Lanark pub, but it’s so small that there is not much scope for altering it substantially in any case. Carlsberg lager was on special offer at £2.50 a pint, with Tennents lager, Stella Artois, Belhaven Best, Guinness and Strongbow cider on draught at more customary prices. There were two unusual draught beers; Erdinger German wheat beer at £3.20 a pint and St. Mungo’s Ale (also, surprisingly, German) at £3.50. There is also an impressive range of spirits and other drinks on the old wooden gantry behind the bar.
On 29th July 2012
- rating: 10
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David Ross left this review about Maisies Bar
Compact and bijou, as Estate Agents might say, this is the kind of pub that seems crowded with a dozen customers in it. Well hidden away in a Lanark back street, it’s full of character and looks like a throwback to a previous era, although the flat screen TV behind the bar does detract somewhat from the effect. The narrow wooden doors can be a struggle to get through if you’re heavily laden and the men’s toilet is reached by a steep stairway and a low ceilinged underground passage. A refreshing alternative to the over-modernised pubs which seem to proliferate in industrial Scotland.
On 4th December 2010
- rating: 10
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