The Three Craws — Restaurant in Scotland

I started coming here regularly since November,

The Three Craws: A Gem Where Gastro pub Meets Gemütlichkeit

If you're seeking a haven that flawlessly blends delectable Gastro pub are with the inviting warmth of a traditional pub, look no further than The Three Craws Nestled out the way in Jordanhill, this establishment transcends the ordinary, offering an experience that's as gratifying to the palate as it is to the soul.

Ambiance that Captivates:

Step inside and be transported to a world of cozy charm. Exposed brick walls adorned with local artwork create a backdrop for plush armchairs and weathered wooden tables, exuding a timeless elegance. The gentle hum of conversation mingles with the soft crackle of the fireplace, casting a warm glow that instantly melts away the day's stresses. There's a palpable sense of community in the air, as laughter spills from corners and friendly bar staff exchange knowing smiles with regulars.

A Culinary Symphony:

But the true star of the show is the food. The menu is a carefully curated symphony of flavors, showcasing the chefs masterful command of food, Whether you're tempted by the melt-in-your-mouth Hunters chicken, the Rump steaks or the Mediterranean linguine each dish is a testament to meticulous preparation and culinary artistry. The presentation is as impressive as the taste, with vibrant colors and artful plating that transforms every meal into a feast for the eyes.

Liquid Delights:

No pub experience is complete without a perfectly poured pint, and The Three Craws does not disappoint. Their selection of craft beers is extensive and meticulously chosen, with something to tantalize every taste bud. Whether you're a seasoned hophead or a casual drinker, the knowledgeable staff is always on hand to guide you towards your perfect brew.

Service with a Smile:

The service at The Three Craws is the final flourish that elevates the experience to true five-star territory. The staff are.attentive and genuine, offering unobtrusive service with a smile that makes you feel like a valued guest rather than a customer. They're knowledgeable about the menu and passionate about the food, adding a delightful layer of personalization to your dining experience.

A Place to Linger and Savor:

The Three Craws is more than just a restaurant; it's a haven for those seeking a place to gather, connect, and savor the simple pleasures in life. It's a place where time slows down, conversations flow effortlessly, and laughter fills the air. Whether you're catching up with friends over a leisurely meal, enjoying a romantic date night by the fireplace, or simply unwinding after a long day with a well-deserved pint, The Three Craws promises an experience that will leave you feeling warm, contented, and utterly satisfied.

In Conclusion:

If you're searching for a pub that elevates the ordinary to the extraordinary, look no further than The Three Craws. With its captivating ambiance, delectable cuisine, and attentive service, this gem is guaranteed to leave you wanting more. So, gather your friends, grab a pint, and prepare to be swept away by the magic of The Three Craws. You won't be disappointed.

Final Verdict: 5 out of 5 stars. A must-visit for anyone seeking a memorable pub experience.

Plus that sexy Irish manager gets my motor going with that...

Absolutely Stinking.

Used to love a trip to the craws but after tonight i'll not be hurrying back.

The food absolutely rotten i had 3 courses

Salt and Pepper Chicken Bites to start where the best of the meal hot, crispy but lacked flavour just a hit of pure pepper

Main course was a shepards Pie supposedly with pulled lamb the flavour of the gravy in this pie was good but it had 2 little tiny chunks of what could be considered lamb but honestly it wasnt worth considering it meaty at all as for the side of mixed greens and roasted carrots it was 3 tiny little slices of tinned carrot in a bush of spring greens coated in melted hutter and some little brown peas.

The dessert ordered was banoffee pie 20 mins after eating our mains we asked the bar for our dessert 20 mins later they came to tell us there was none left so asked us for something different so i ordered creme brulee after yet another 25 minutes it finally arrived and filthy bowl with custard all over the outside of the bowls the creme brulee clearly thrown into the bowl with a wierd dirty brown liquid on top of the overly burnt and stone cold caramelised sugar on the top.

These are just my 3 food items ordered the state of the food recieved by the people i was dining with was rediculous aswel 1 of them ordered the brownie dessert to be present with a tiny triangle of brownie smaller than the actual spoon it was served with for the grand price of £6 you could see where the portion had been butchered to nothing in the kitchen

On top of this, the restaurant is busy but nowhere near full and there are loads of staff present so unlike responses from the manager to other reviews they wont be able to preclaim it was busy or they where understaffed.

Avoid coming to this place, they dont respect the customer enough to entice you back by providing you good food or...

UPDATE:

Well Stephanie, if the staffer was willing to offer a family of four a coffee table to eat dinner at (how embarrassing) then surely they could have asked the couple with just drinks to sit there and free up a four seater table for meals?

Clearly common sense and customer service aren't a huge priority in your establishment, luckily then we'll never be back to experience it again.

Went there last night looking for a table for 4 to have dinner, female member of staff came over and I asked for said table. She said she had nothing, no tables except a coffee table (not appropriate for dinner) and couldn't help.

I pointed out that on the right up at the very back there were two people with just drinks (no menu's or cutlery etc) taking up a table that could easily seat 5/6 and closer to the door there was a single older man taking up a four seat table with just a pint, again no sign of eating with no menu or cutlery and I highly doubt at his advanced age he'd have been eating at that time anyway.

The staff member just shrugged her shoulders and said she couldn't help, so she let a potential 12 course food sale walk away in favour of not having to politely ask 3 people with 3 drinks if they could sit at the afore mentioned coffee table or at another smaller table.

What a shocking attitude for customer service, and these places wonder why they struggle at the best of times, never mind when they should be actively encouraging families to patronise their establishment.

Will never go back, they had their chance, and will go out of my way to tell everyone I know not to go there as well, just like the staffer went out of her way to...