Babbity Bowster - Menu

Been a few times lately as I have been visiting Glasgow quite a bit over the past few years on business and visiting family. Great haggis nips and taties, beers and staff.

We stopped by for a few drinks and enjoyed a jamming session with violins, making it a great late afternoon spot. The drink prices were reasonable and the food was excellent.

Small eatery but warm and welcoming. Decent food and good value for money. Local musicians use this place for practice on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Great atmosphere.

This pub is fantastic and definitely worth seeking out. The food was excellent, especially the Steak pie. The staff were very friendly and they had a great variety of 3 Real Ales available.

The food was excellent! The atmosphere was amazing, and the staff was very friendly and welcoming. We shared a couple of dishes and everything was delicious. The steak pie is a must-try. Overall, it was a fantastic experience.

I thoroughly enjoyed spending yesterday afternoon in the bar area. The staff were very friendly and made me fee very welcome. The food was delicious and fresh and I recommend the Falafel and Spinach burger. There was live music which was great and I wish I could have stayed longer, but my last train was at 1730hrs. When I am back in Glasgow I will certainly be returning.

We heard the music from the street and stopped for lunch. There was a casual meet up of musicians playing traditional music in the corner, quite enjoyable. The food and atmosphere were good as well. Sat at a table with a couple that were regulars to the pub and said this place was one of their favorites. We ate bangers and mash; fish and chips; and, a steak pie. We agreed the food was a good sampling of traditional Scottish food.

Some people complain about the noise but to me a lively pub with freindly conversation, the odd fiddle player in the corner, good beer, decent food and cheerful efficient staff makes for a great evening. few Glasgow pubs have good ales but BB had 2 or 3 each of the evenings I went in during my Glasgow trip. Food not gourmet but genuinly decent good value. I had a pie wih loads of meat one day and a genine haggis, neeps and tatties. others of us had burgers and such. Try the Glasgow salad.

This spot was hoppin during dinner-time, but most people were here for drinking beer, as was the case for many spots in Glasgow. We luckily got a seat here and the food came pretty quickly. The dishes were very fairly priced and mostly everything was on point. We shared crab and prawn linguine which was nice and creamy, a smoked trout pate dish which was yummy and savory, cajun spiced fries which were nicely seasoned, and Cullen skink soup – smoked haddock potato onion soup which was the absolute best in my opinion (DO RECOMMEND! . We finished everything off with some warm and caramelly sticky toffee pudding. Overall, great service and a solid food spot if you're in this part of town.