Loch Ness

Decent boozer down by the old port. More Irish than Scottish, despite the name. Service was friendly and pretty quick. No complaints

I ordered a caipirinha, I paid 10 euros for a shot of cachaça and ice cubes!! Not coming back! It’s a scam!!

Great Irish/sports pub with scottish name.
Gets super busy so plan ahead if there's something on.

I came here twice once to see the rugby world cup matches on s big screen when so many customers they sold alcohol outside the pub and second time I only wanted a quick quiet drink and and served quickly both times.

I was fortunate enough to find this bar at random for a Scotland v France Rugby game and it was terrific.
The staff were all friendly and helpful and spoke excellent English. The other customers were all lovely too and we all enjoyed the banter during the game.
A wide and interesting selection of beers but no food available, although there are plenty of places to get food nearby and the owner was happy for us to bring something in.

If I could improve one thing, it would be to change their lamentable whisky selection. The only Scottish Whisky I could see (in a Scottish theme bar) was a low level blend. There were some inferior whiskeys (with an 'e', Whisky drinkers will know what this means) and some good bourbons.

Overall, this in no way impacted what was a very enjoyable visit to a welcoming and vibrant establishment.

I would recommend this pub to anyone visiting this beautiful city.

Great place to sit and people watch while drinking great beer. Fairly large patio out front with waiter/waitress service. You can also walk up to the bar and order. There's a pool table and tv playing sports. Happy hours is from 5-9pm (17:00h - 21:00h) with most pints being €5.50.

Great atmosphere however i had one of the worst cocktail ever. I recommend it for beer lovers but not for cocktail lovers.

An Irish pub with a Scottish name. There is a wide selection of beers and the service is good. Right beside the Old Port and 5 minutes from the Metro.