Central Bar — Restaurant in Scotland

The food and drink aren't anything particularly special, but the ambiance is absolutely luscious, and definitely the reason to come into and keep returning to this bar — there is dark wood panelling all through; warm, low lights which produce a candlelit effect even in the middle of a spring day, let alone on an autumn or winter night; a large island bar brimming with bottles and glasses glowing with gold, amber and inky liquids; and tables and chairs positioned so that several spots can end up seeming quite intimate even when the bar is busy, in little alcoves and with box wall partitions between them. It can also feel especially intimate at times when it's either quieter or else louder but with the dispersed noise of chatter rather than the more concentrated, distracting noise of radio or television. The service is, in my experience, also very warm — it only brings out how cute, cosy and snug...

To start off, want to say that not only is the service from the young handsome strapping man stellar but also adequate, I didn't catch his name unfortunately. I have never had such a pleasant and unforgettable experience in a pub in my long life so far, the selection of spirits, especially gin is amazing! But the beer selection is something to be desired, but this does not take away from the 5 star service, very very friendly. And again never set my eyes on such an adonis, made be blush really ☺, husband didn't seem to appreciate it too much haha. Not only does he catch your eye but also can pour an exquisite pint, not flake worthy in any matter. Will definitely be visiting this fine establishment again.

(Only for the beautiful hunk of meat behind the bar, but don't tell the...

The Central is not wheelchair accessible and there are a few simple things that they could do to change this. For example, they could create a tiled ramp in their entrance like the Criterion or add a lowered section of the bar.

Also, you cant even fit a wheelchair into this restroom, much less turn around in it.

Previously Review - they have since updated their google page to say that they are not wheelchair accessible: The Central is not wheelchair accessible, despite their google page saying that they are. I have called on numerous occasions to speak with someone about this and no one picks up. Accurate accessibility information is the bare minimum if you aren’t going to ensure that disabled people can access your...