The Viking Bar — Restaurant in Scotland

I happened by The Viking on my way through Glasgow to the west highland way on my bigger journey walking from Lands End to John O'Groats. I was just looking for a place to have a pint and charge my phone when I was warmly welcomed by both the locals and the landlord. The landlord gave me a dinner on the house since I'm walking for charity and the food was absolutely lovely! I had a steak pie and it was an actual pie! Not one of those gravy soups in a dish with meat floating in it and pastry lid... The locals were lovely and made me feel welcome with their quick Glasgow humour. I would definitely recommend The Viking and its food and big selection of craft bottled beer and...

After asking bar staff if we can come in and pointed to what area, a different member of staff then approached us and said we can eat here this time but not again as we had a baby and they didn’t have facilities(baby was asleep in portable car seat), no signs or mention of this upon entering, after that staff were very rude, when giving cutlery etc... put them on table next to us and walked away without a word.. the food was nice, the staff and reception we had was awful, were worried incase baby woke up and cried incase it disturbed others or annoyed staff, didn’t feel relaxed at all and will not return.. felt on edge while we ate...

The staff at the bar continued to ply an old age pensioner with alcohol until he was unable to stand. He then fell all over my table and got red wine all over my grey zipper. Staff assured me the full drinks I had just paid for would be replaced, after 10 minutes waiting I walk to the bar to be told " we don't do replacements, that girl was new, it's not our fault he fell". I inform them that they allowed him to be so drunk he was unable to stand, to which the chief barmaid says "he's not drunk he banged his head yesterday" as if serving alcohol to someone with head trauma is...