Oran Mor Reviews

Great day again at play, pie and pint. We ended up staying for a few drinks after, as atmosphere was good and Oran Mor serve gluten free lager on draft, which is few and far between in Glasgow

Really nice pub. It's situated in old church, but the style inside is very nice and comfy. You have there wide choice of alcohol and good staff. It's interesting and whenever you are nearby it's worth to step for a drink.

Had my grad ball here. The first waiter was cheeky. The second took my food off of me to give to someone else after I'd started eating it. It was awful!

Excellent venue wether in for quite drinks or for the nightclub on a Saturday night. Venue is very popular with weddings.

Was at a wedding venue which was amazing would have been much nicer if the heating was up a bit found it very cold food was amazing

Dreadful doorman - wouldn t let me in claiming I had more than one beer - then called me a liar when I explained what beer I d had and where - went to the Chip instead - much better place.

Was at the four seasons night had to leave early needed the loo and I certainly could not use the ladies there absolutely disgusting.

A bit too hot for me and the staff could have been in a better mood.

One of the best landmarks in glasgow, right on the doors of botanic gardens, and sits on the mighty Great Western Road, (which will take u all the way to Inverness). Oran Mor, has some good theatre plays and gigs, also a fine bar and danicing club. Chill with a wee beer in the front garden area and all is good.

Very lively, full of movement and a bit noisy place just once every Saturday or Friday meeting with friends where you can have some fun listening to music and try really delicious dishes ...

Oran Mor, we went there for a few drinks, it was okay, however never had their own dark beer, that was a shame

Cosy,busy and a very friendly atmos...great entertainment every weekend, ( frid sat and most sundays ); not cheap though,but where is nowadays...check it out...

Great venue for music and theatre as well as a good bar restaurant.

This is a very tastefully converted church into bar, resteraunt, wedding venue and much more. There are multiple levels with ground floor being a whisky bar and restaurant. They had just put the Xmas decorations and done a beautiful job. They are currently doing both standard menu and Christmas menu. I opted for some very traditional fare and both starter and main were fantastic. Cullen skink for starter, a smooth creamy soup with smoked fish and potato, very generous portion and very flavoursome. Main was Haggis, Neeps and tatties, very tasty and again generous portions. The staff were great and made sure we had a good time and a special thank you to the Yorkshire lass for taking extra time to make us feel welcome. Prices are excellent and the food worth every penny. We will be back next time we're up in Glasgow. The photos do not do it justice but a flavour.

Spacious, well thought out Covid-safe plan. Lovely decor. Friendly staff with a great selection of drinks. (Opted for a local specialty, vodka and Iron Bru )

Great menu. Knowledgeable bartenders. Cool atmosphere.

Nice decor and atmosphere. Older sophisticated crowd. Drink reasonably priced.

Went to Pie, Pint and a Play with my mother, and it was fabulous. We both loved it and agreed it was well worth the price.

The running of the plays are a joke logistically. When downstairs at the venue it is basically a free for all. People leaving coats and bags on seats and returning to the que whilst anyone near front is left with the poorer seating areas. Perhaps if staff did not allow this free for all it would lead to a much better experience.

This venue has lots to offer. From a bar serving pub food to a night club, theatre and wedding venue. Had food here for the first time (burger with the peppercorn sauce) was lovely! Wide range of drinks and interesting deco as in an old church.

Been here for both a play a pie and a pint at lunchtime and evening gigs. Range of ages so nice and friendly. Great venue for watching your favourite or a new band.

This venue has lots to offer. From a bar serving pub food to a night club, theatre and wedding venue. Had food here for the first time (burger with the peppercorn sauce) was lovely! Wide range of drinks and interesting deco as in an old church.

Was here for a play a pie and a pint. It was the summer panto and it was brilliant!
A great way to spend your afternoon and catch up with a friend.
Don't leave it too close to start time though or there won't be any decent seats left!

Brilliant.Doris, Dolly & the Dressing room Divas..was so good.

Play pie and pint is the best thing ever!! I go as often as I can . Havent missed a panto in 4 years now. Love it

sample some great whiskies and a great venue for music

Decent food. Spoiled by a line up of people watching me eat as they queued for the theatre.

Good place in the west end if you are in the pub or the club. Open late and normally busy but quick service. Nice venue for groups or couples. Small pockets of seating around the place and good ambiance. Recommended if in the area.

As a music venue, this place is very enjoyable. Because of its size, it creates a bond between the performers and the audience with that feeling of intimacy. Like most music venues, trying to get served at a busy bar is not always the easiest. However, this is a great venue for live performances.

Delicious food in a hip location. The atmosphere here was clubby, but not so much that you couldn't enjoy dinner and drinks with friends. My party of four enjoyed our food for the most part. One dining companion had steak pie that was underwhelming and not that hot. Two of us had the haggis burger, which we agreed was delicious, and our fourth had the chicken burger, which he gave rave reviews. We had some drinks and enjoyed our meal and hanging out. Very arty and hip.

Was at classic acoustic set, really enjoyed it, atmosphere, music and food top notch

Good traditional pub inside former church. Runs a theatre 'Pie and Pint' shows to be recommended.

The home of a play, a pie and a pint. An excellent venue where you will mix with locals as well as actors, authors, directors etc. Don't be surprised to be sitting beside someone you are sure you have seen somewhere before - then realise they are a well known TV presenter.

My only complain was a bit too cramped at a first class play so get along early to get a good spot.

A good typical restaurant, in an old church. Very quaint, friendly and helpful staff

Great music venue. Great gig by The Men They Couldn't Hang.

Chilled out friendly bar. Decent food and good selection at the bar

fab venue always a great atmosphere and nice people. my fav place in the west end x

We visited here as an early Christmas pressie from my sister-in-law for a play about the Lisbon Lions (Glasgow Celtic's European Cup winning team). The play itself was very funny and most enjoyable. The location was definitely different to anywhere I have been before, with individual seats placed in rows, probably seating a couple of hundred people at a guess. There is a bar at the back so it's possible to have a drink (or two) whilst the show is on, something which is not too common in my experience. Overall, it was a good night, but the seats could never be described as comfortable, hence a star knocked off.

Just has a nice homey feel. The bartenders are super nice and helpful.

Very helpful as I have bad knees and staff were great

Great venue, convenient spot good prices, nice clean amenities highly recommend

The fact that it was an old church already does almost everything, it has a lot of charm. Besides that everything is well cared for and there is friendly treatment from the staff.

The only downside perhaps is a somewhat short menu of food and the staff a bit distracted at times.

Really big bar at end of byers road food very good and staff pleasant. We went round the corner to the basement of oran mor for a theatre play of the butterfly kiss which was excellent and the cast was hugely talented all in a great night out

There was a party of us at Hi yer and the Bear. Good facilities

Fabulous and welcoming. Wonderful staff, can't recommend enough!

Spectacular!! We went there as wedding guests and it was awesome. All exquisite.

Very special place outside. It looks like a deconsecrated church, Inside a classic English style pub. Not to be missed

Had a few good night's in here at comedy shows and plays. Great small venue.

Amazing venue! Besides having a surreal decoration and architecture, this place has very interesting cultural events. I had the opportunity to visit on my birthday and witness an alternative theatrical version of Moby Dick, during an event called: On foot, a pint, and a play ... The staff were very friendly and certainly a memorable time in Glasgow. Without a doubt a highly recommended place!

Atmosphere was good the food was good and musicians made it a great night.

Cozy pub, great decor, friendly staff, good selection of beer and scotch

Lovely building, Play a pie and a pint is a fantastic idea. Excellent theatre you can see in your lunch hour.

Super good atmosphere quality meal and very friendly waitress I recommend it

The bread was too old to be served,dry and hard and the soup of the day was entirely blunt,just blended canned peas with vegetable stock put in the microwave. The pizza was tasteless and the customer service rude and unhelpful. Just don't go there.

OK. An old church which is now a bar. A mixture of people

sample some great whiskies and a great venue for music

Beautiful interior. Church turned pub, who doesn't love the paradox.

A very nice interesting place since it was Church. The food seemed a bit expensive for what they serve.

Great service and friendly staff. Prices are normal when compared to other bars in the area. Can get busy on weekends but there's always space for a few people

Lovely place dark with small lights chill out boucy music and not too busy and good drinks selection perfect.