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The Creggans Bar | Kilcreggan

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One of the Best Places To Visits in Kilcreggan Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. pub close by Kilcreggan Ferry Terminal and bus stop. Limited parking. Menu fairly basic but portions and reasonably priced. Large seating area outside with fine views of the Clyde. It was a local pub to where we stayed. It is a lively local pub with plenty of vegetarian options. We tried the fried calamari and the garlic mushrooms for our starters. They were both and very crispy. For the mains I got the chicken zinger burger with and my partner got the Mac and cheese with salad. The Mac and cheese was yummy and rich. The zinger burger was spicy as described the were thick and crispy. It has a lovely feel to it and there was live music as well later in the night. Will definitely recommend. The staff were and so was the service. Ps- Will definitely recommend reserving a table in the colder months to avoid disappointment. Loved this cosy wee pub, a beautiful day for March but still cool enough to enjoy the benefits of the log fire. Had a lovely window seat enjoying the view of the loch. The people using the pub were a mixture of locals and tourists and the atmosphere was and welcoming. This was a just a day trip to Kilcreggan a village close to the holiday home I was staying in for a few days. Most important for me was it was dog friendly. I ordered a side plate of sausage for Alfie my dog and ordered myself the steak pie. I can honestly say this was a really steak pie, the pastry was light and perfectly golden but the steak inside was as tender and tasty as anyone could wish for- and so plentiful- I could not finish the portion - thank goodness for Alfie he made sure none went to waste. The meal was served up with a portion of and mushy peas and was so filling I didn't need dinner that evening. This is a family run business, dad is the chef and mum and daughters were bar and waitressing, and I felt very comfortable dining on my own (well with Alfie) in the welcome environment. I was driving so just a ginger beer for me but lunch, drink and side for Alfie came to £17- bargain. Also the passenger ferry to Gourock leaves from the village ( return trip £9.20). The beach at Kilcreggan is pebble and sand and Alfie enjoyed spending time there. Lots of interesting rocks, shells etc I found a dolphin bone. Lovely place, well worth a visit. Greatest fish and ships in a fantastic atmosphere!! On a recent quest for the perfect fish and chips, I found myself at a quaint pub in Cove that surpassed all expectations. The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the fish, enveloped in a secret recipe batter that lent it an extraordinary crispiness and depth of flavor rarely found in traditional pub fare. It was so perfectly seasoned and cooked that additional condiments like salt and ketchup were rendered unnecessary, although they could enhance the flavors for those who prefer it. The chips, while following a more classic preparation, were flawlessly executed—crisp on the outside and soft on the inside, acting as the ideal complement to the fish. The atmosphere of the pub contributed significantly to the dining experience. It was not just the and welcoming vibe that made it special, but also the picturesque views of the ferries that could be enjoyed from the dining area, adding a unique backdrop to the meal. Priced at £14.95, which included the fish and along with a full-fat Coca-Cola, the meal represented fair value, especially when considering the notable quality and the culinary experience it provided. While the price has seen a slight increase from its former £8.95, it remains a testament to the pub's commitment to quality, even in the face of inevitable inflation. This gem in Cove has firmly established itself as a must-visit for both locals and visitors alike, offering a memorable take on the classic British dish that stands out for its freshness, flavor, and overall dining experience. It's a reminder that sometimes, the best culinary discoveries are found where you least expect them. First time visiting and definitely not the last. Food was excellent. It was tasty and very quality and made fresh. Service was quite and very pleasant. Has a lovely little wood fire which gives the place a nice feel. The only thing letting it down, just a little, was that it was a bit cold. It was a cold night and this little place would have 100% if it was a little warmer Fantastic pub. My son and I had are sitting after our meal and enjoying the real pub atmosphere it offers. service, very friendly. We'll definitely be back during our stay in the area. Highly recommended Only pub in village, staff, selection of beers and wines. Food served bur we didnt try it. On a bus route so for Caravan site at Roseneath. Spot on place . Perfect pints and lovely wine. Food is so fresh. I had Fish and but asked if I could have loaded instead and it wasn't any trouble for them to do that for me.Staff are very and welcoming. Maybe a little bit greasy as I think the large Fish could've be drained for an extra 30 seconds or so. But still ate the lot and wasn't put off. Will defo return next time I'm in the area. Lovely views and Sunsets nearer by as well 😁😁😁🐟🍟🍺🍷 This little pub is a gem! It’s the local’s hangout and did they ever make these Canadians feel at home. The atmosphere is laid back, casual and fun. The fact that the dogs are as welcome as the people is awesome! The food is fresh and delicious. And who knew that the owner’s practice pipes would be dusted off and played?! By Donna ?! We had a blast. Thank you so much Creggans Bar! Decent no frills establishment. Food was okay Best bar in all of Scotland! Family owned and operated with some of the nicest people we’ve ever met. Made us Americans feel right at home. The food was fantastic and easily best curry sauce on this side of the pond. Also bingo on Tuesdays are a hoot. Couldn’t recommend enough! Not enough superlatives for this establishment. The team ( inc Calum and Titch ) are amazing. Very warm welcoming environment with food, service and whisky if that's your tipple. They also do a mean cup of tea for t totals like me. place. A must visit for everyone. The food and the service was really good. We came when the kitchen was closed and they opened it up just for us. Definitely recommend!! Super bar local convivial avec superbe ambiance ! Nourriture faite maison et excellente. Je recommande. Sehr nette Atmosphäre, gastfreundlich und zugewandte Locals. Wir sind an einem Dienstagabend spontan vorbeigekommen und für uns wurde extra die Küche noch mal aufgemacht. Sehr zu empfehlen, wenn man einen ehrlichen, lokalen Pub sucht. 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One of the Best Places To Visits in Kilcreggan Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. pub close by Kilcreggan Ferry Terminal and bus stop. Limited parking. Menu fairly basic but portions and reasonably priced. Large seating area outside with fine views of the Clyde. It was a local pub to where we stayed. It is a lively local pub with plenty of vegetarian options. We tried the fried calamari and the garlic mushrooms for our starters. They were both and very crispy. For the mains I got the chicken zinger burger with and my partner got the Mac and cheese with salad. The Mac and cheese was yummy and rich. The zinger burger was spicy as described the were thick and crispy. It has a lovely feel to it and there was live music as well later in the night. Will definitely recommend. The staff were and so was the service. Ps- Will definitely recommend reserving a table in the colder months to avoid disappointment. Loved this cosy wee pub, a beautiful day for March but still cool enough to enjoy the benefits of the log fire. Had a lovely window seat enjoying the view of the loch. The people using the pub were a mixture of locals and tourists and the atmosphere was and welcoming. This was a just a day trip to Kilcreggan a village close to the holiday home I was staying in for a few days. Most important for me was it was dog friendly. I ordered a side plate of sausage for Alfie my dog and ordered myself the steak pie. I can honestly say this was a really steak pie, the pastry was light and perfectly golden but the steak inside was as tender and tasty as anyone could wish for- and so plentiful- I could not finish the portion - thank goodness for Alfie he made sure none went to waste. The meal was served up with a portion of and mushy peas and was so filling I didn't need dinner that evening. This is a family run business, dad is the chef and mum and daughters were bar and waitressing, and I felt very comfortable dining on my own (well with Alfie) in the welcome environment. I was driving so just a ginger beer for me but lunch, drink and side for Alfie came to £17- bargain. Also the passenger ferry to Gourock leaves from the village ( return trip £9.20). The beach at Kilcreggan is pebble and sand and Alfie enjoyed spending time there. Lots of interesting rocks, shells etc I found a dolphin bone. Lovely place, well worth a visit. Greatest fish and ships in a fantastic atmosphere!! On a recent quest for the perfect fish and chips, I found myself at a quaint pub in Cove that surpassed all expectations. The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the fish, enveloped in a secret recipe batter that lent it an extraordinary crispiness and depth of flavor rarely found in traditional pub fare. It was so perfectly seasoned and cooked that additional condiments like salt and ketchup were rendered unnecessary, although they could enhance the flavors for those who prefer it. The chips, while following a more classic preparation, were flawlessly executed—crisp on the outside and soft on the inside, acting as the ideal complement to the fish. The atmosphere of the pub contributed significantly to the dining experience. It was not just the and welcoming vibe that made it special, but also the picturesque views of the ferries that could be enjoyed from the dining area, adding a unique backdrop to the meal. Priced at £14.95, which included the fish and along with a full-fat Coca-Cola, the meal represented fair value, especially when considering the notable quality and the culinary experience it provided. While the price has seen a slight increase from its former £8.95, it remains a testament to the pub's commitment to quality, even in the face of inevitable inflation. This gem in Cove has firmly established itself as a must-visit for both locals and visitors alike, offering a memorable take on the classic British dish that stands out for its freshness, flavor, and overall dining experience. It's a reminder that sometimes, the best culinary discoveries are found where you least expect them. First time visiting and definitely not the last. Food was excellent. It was tasty and very quality and made fresh. Service was quite and very pleasant. Has a lovely little wood fire which gives the place a nice feel. The only thing letting it down, just a little, was that it was a bit cold. It was a cold night and this little place would have 100% if it was a little warmer Fantastic pub. My son and I had are sitting after our meal and enjoying the real pub atmosphere it offers. service, very friendly. We'll definitely be back during our stay in the area. Highly recommended Only pub in village, staff, selection of beers and wines. Food served bur we didnt try it. On a bus route so for Caravan site at Roseneath. Spot on place . Perfect pints and lovely wine. Food is so fresh. I had Fish and but asked if I could have loaded instead and it wasn't any trouble for them to do that for me.Staff are very and welcoming. Maybe a little bit greasy as I think the large Fish could've be drained for an extra 30 seconds or so. But still ate the lot and wasn't put off. Will defo return next time I'm in the area. Lovely views and Sunsets nearer by as well 😁😁😁🐟🍟🍺🍷 This little pub is a gem! It’s the local’s hangout and did they ever make these Canadians feel at home. The atmosphere is laid back, casual and fun. The fact that the dogs are as welcome as the people is awesome! The food is fresh and delicious. And who knew that the owner’s practice pipes would be dusted off and played?! By Donna ?! We had a blast. Thank you so much Creggans Bar! Decent no frills establishment. Food was okay Best bar in all of Scotland! Family owned and operated with some of the nicest people we’ve ever met. Made us Americans feel right at home. The food was fantastic and easily best curry sauce on this side of the pond. Also bingo on Tuesdays are a hoot. Couldn’t recommend enough! Not enough superlatives for this establishment. The team ( inc Calum and Titch ) are amazing. Very warm welcoming environment with food, service and whisky if that's your tipple. They also do a mean cup of tea for t totals like me. place. A must visit for everyone. The food and the service was really good. We came when the kitchen was closed and they opened it up just for us. Definitely recommend!! Super bar local convivial avec superbe ambiance ! Nourriture faite maison et excellente. Je recommande. Sehr nette Atmosphäre, gastfreundlich und zugewandte Locals. Wir sind an einem Dienstagabend spontan vorbeigekommen und für uns wurde extra die Küche noch mal aufgemacht. Sehr zu empfehlen, wenn man einen ehrlichen, lokalen Pub sucht. 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4.7 · 377 reviews Maps
Address · Phone · Hours
Address
0JJj, Kilcreggan, Scotland, GB
Phone
+44 1436 842700
Monday12:00 PM to 12 AM
Tuesday12:00 PM to 12 AM
Wednesday12:00 PM to 12 AM
Thursday12:00 PM to 12 AM
Friday12:00 PM to 1 AM
Saturday12:00 PM to 1 AM
Sunday12:00 PM to 12 AM

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