Bull Inn — Restaurant in Scotland

This is a nice pub with character which I've frequented over a long number of years. On our recent visit, we bought one pint of lager and on medium sized Sauvignon Blanc - it cost £13.04 ( the medium wine was £7.39 or thereabouts, that's about £32 a bottle!!!! In a Paisley pub. We drink in Glasgow city centre and in fancy bits of Edinburgh, and I can't recall paying that for a medium white wine. If it was a large, I get it, but a medium, the Bull is taking the pish. If you drink wine, don't drink it here, be warned. Other than that, a perfectly pleasant, quirky pub. If you drink only beer, then you won't notice. But they're having a laugh over their wine prices!...

I was barred from this pub around 4 years ago for being rude to the bar woman when drunk , fair enough. it now has new owners and i was allowed back in , i went in for the 3rd time and the same girl that works behind the bar had told the new owners i was barred and didn't want me in and asked them to bar me again. Looks like anything i said to her back then was justified as she is clearly a nasty little girl that cant just accept an apology and holds grudges...

The Bull in is a great little pub, an interesting Art Nuevo place on the ground floor of a tenement block. It has the old man bar feel but tends to support a younger crowd, no football colours but I understand it's a favourite of St. Mirren supporters. There's all the usual services and a couple of semi-enclosed booths/rooms at the back that you can book. Some of these even have fireplaces in them. Ideal for sitting by on a soggy...