The Barony is a no fuss old school pub tucked away on Broughton Street. The decor is dark wood paneling with some very rustic furniture, all making a very relaxed atmosphere.
As you would expect from a pub like this the selection of beers was decent with a good selection of regional ales and a few standard lagers to fill in the space. I decided to get a pint of the local Caledonian Flying Scotsman which tasted really fresh - no surprise as the brewery is just down the road from the pub.
The food menu had all the usual pub classics including burgers, fish and chips, all priced at a very reasonable £7-8. The highlight for most was the interesting selection of pies, which included plain beef and chicken and mushroom. The food was decent, leaning much more towards quantity than quality. It also looked to be freshly prepared, dismissing the fear at some pubs that you are being served a factory prepared meal.
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The service was generally good - maybe a little bit inefficient however the staff were pleasant. In all, The Barony is a good pub with no major complaints by the patrons on this day. It stands out from the crowd with its decent selection of beers and value for money.
As you would expect from a pub like this the selection of beers was decent with a good selection of regional ales and a few standard lagers to fill in the space. I decided to get a pint of the local Caledonian Flying Scotsman which tasted really fresh - no surprise as the brewery is just down the road from the pub.
The food menu had all the usual pub classics including burgers, fish and chips, all priced at a very reasonable £7-8. The highlight for most was the interesting selection of pies, which included plain beef and chicken and mushroom. The food was decent, leaning much more towards quantity than quality. It also looked to be freshly prepared, dismissing the fear at some pubs that you are being served a factory prepared meal.
The service was generally good - maybe a little bit inefficient however the staff were pleasant. In all, The Barony is a good pub with no major complaints by the patrons on this day. It stands out from the crowd with its decent selection of beers and value for money.
Quality Food 6.33
Quality Drinks 7.83
Value
Service
Ambience
Bill - Pint Flying Scotsman, Chicken Mushroom pie + small tip: £12
Comments:
- Good pub grub at a good price, generous portion sizes and a good selection of beers.
- Old school pub with good selection of Ales. Food was decent enough with the sizings providing good value for money.
- Good sized cheap serving of crap food. Good beer selection in an old skool pub. Nae bad.
- No comment
- Good quantity of food for the price.
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