The Winged Ox - Menu

Food was good, beers were better. I got completely out my mind on lager, could hardly walk by the end. What a night

Awesome food full of flavour: Staff were willing to go the extra mile to accommodate our requests will come back to try more of the menu soon!

Attended Texas concert. Great service from the booking/requesting assistance to the friendly staff who made access easy and reserved fantastic seats for us.

This place is great! Friendly staff, nice drinks and great food. The menu is very extensive and it is hard to choose between all the delicious sounding options. Would recommend

Three of us and a dog went for lunch after a stroll around the Barras. Dog friendly — good! Good range of beers including several alcohol free. But the house red wine wasn’t great but i suppose £6 was a decent price, ordered a glass of Malbec but £10+ was a bit excessive for around here. Tacos were pretty average with thin fillings that were deep fried. Mac and cheese a bit better, Vibes good and i would go back for a drink when music is on but thats probably it Im afraid.

Reserved a table(6/9/23) for 4 in the restaurant as we are attending a gig next door and received confirmationTwo weeks later started getting emails demanding £5 deposit per person to confirm booking. No deposits were asked for at time of online booking. Obviously an error on the restaurants behalf and no way was I paying retrospective deposits on a confirmed booking. Series of emails demanding deposits followed with no consideration given to circumstances. Restaurant eventually cancelled booking. Won’t be rebooking and certainly won’t be back. Laughable considering food is nothing more than glorified finger food available from many of Glasgows fast food outlets.

Great surroundings but food isn’t good. Carries on the current fad of putting rubs and sauces on everything. Jalapeño cheese bites were decent but came with what they called a homemade tomato sauce that overwhelmingly tasted of tomato purée and honey. I mean honey? Ribs were poor dry and obviously overcooked. And had to be chipotle slaw. Couldn’t just be coleslaw. Everything tastes of artificial smoke. Brisket tacos brisket had some smoked rub doused on it and were as hard as beef jerky. Bizarre. Nachos were unfathomable. They’re meant to be corn tortillas fried. This seemed like pitta bread fried. Very strange. And no cheese to be seen, anywhere. All in all disappointing.

First time visit for a surprise date night organised by my partner..we arrive early and thought we'd have a drink first, it was busy as there was a gig on in St lukes but the guy on reception showed us to the bar and said he'd come and get us if he could seat us any earlier. We sat and had a couple of drinks the barman was very friendly and informative about the history of the building etc, the decor is comfortable meets shabby chic/ American/ rock vibe which is fun and interesting to look at . True to his word the server seated us early , nothing too much trouble and the food was fast fresh and excellent...and very reasonably priced too, can't wait to go back in April...a unique place with...

I went to this place to see Israel Israel Nash in concert as part of the Celtic Connections, and did not go for a meal. The hall is pretty much like many other church halls with a balcony which wasn't in use and a stage at one end. The were 2 small but very adequate bars selling a limited variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Unknown to us it was a standing event. The reason I am writing this review is because the staff were so helpful. One of our party has a disability which would have made it impossible for her to stand throughout the event. Both the stewards and Amy, the lady in charge, were so helpful to us, supplying my sister with a comfortable seat in a reserved area ensuring...