The Three Judges, Partick Cross - pub details
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Address: 141 Dumbarton Road, Partick Cross, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, G11 6PR [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 4350) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Partick (0.4 miles), Hyndland (0.7 miles), Exhibition Centre (0.8 miles)
Pub suggested by Lee Newton on 15 Sep 2003
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> Current user rating: 7.0/10 (rated by 26 users)
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Partick Tavern, Glasgow (0.1 miles), Russells Bar, Glasgow (0.1 miles), Chancellor Bar, Glasgow (0.1 miles), Boho Club, Glasgow (0.1 miles), Clyde Valley, Glasgow (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
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| Should you be en-route to Glencoe for the weekend, and you happen to be passing through Partick looking for a Morrisons in order to negotiate the purchase of victuals to sustain you, should you find your grasp of the local geography to be somewhat limited, then you would be well recommended to drop into The Three Judges for directions and a pint. An excellent corner pub with nine ales on offer. The locals are both friendly and helpful, and the barman most efficient. It was rather quiet as the visit took place early in the afternoon, and I can imagine it to be lively of an evening. I had a pint of "Ochr Tywyll y Mŵs" ( 4.6% ) from Y Bragdy Mŵs Piws ( "Dark Side of the Moose" from The Purple Moose Brewery, for the non-Cambrian speakers ) served in tip-top condition, as was the Beartown Brewery "Black Bear". It would have been nice to have extended our sojourn for a wee while longer but Morrisons was tempting us with Square Sausage and other Caledonian comestible delights, and we still has a hundred miles to cover to our destination. An excellent 8/10. 5thearlofwimbourne - 2 Nov 2011 15:49 |
| Was recommended this pub as a must visit by some mates when I went up to Glasgow for a weekend. Decent beer selection although come 6pm on Sunday evening alot of them were running out fast. Staff were friendly enough allowing me to try before I bought and whilst it is worth visiting, as others have mentioned The Bon Accord in the City Centre I found to be a much better pub. Opposite Kelvinhall Subway Station or 10 mins walk from Partick transport interchange. Splodge68 - 8 Aug 2011 18:31 |
| Certainly not the pub it once was. The staff in general and one in particular can be just downright rude. That would be tolerable if the beer was anything like the standard of a few years ago. As some have alluded to earlier, there is obviously no cellar cooling resulting in ridiculously warm beer during the warmer parts of the year - even in Glasgow! The ale range tends to languish around the Session Beer strength and at closing in on £3.00 per pint plus, is way over priced. The Gents Toilets are a disgrace for this day and age. I would strongly recommend Tennents Bar or Bon Accord over the Judges until the staff and MacLays turn things around - or at least try. johnclark - 25 Aug 2010 11:21 |
| I visited this pub again over the past weekend. It is excellent. There seemed to be a Northern theme to the beers available and I enjoyed a brew from Sheffield brewery, 1 from Durham Ales and the impressive Abbeydale Black Mass (at 6.66%). The beers are kept in tip top condition without fail. The pub itself is a basic boozer, but comfortable at that. A must visit pub if you're in that part of Glasgow. alexw123 - 23 Aug 2010 15:27 |
| a good old one room booser- 6 real ales, 3 real ciders, ale kept in top condition. Pour1Malt - 7 Jun 2010 10:18 |
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