Glasgow GTG 2014

Sundae · 01-13-2014, 05:38 AM

The one thing Whiting Bay is a little short on is places to wait for the bus when the weather is on the turn.
There's The Coffee Pot, but I suspect it costs an arm and a leg just to get a little cup of tea and a stale cake.
That's really unfair of me; I have no idea whether this is the case because it's closed on Mondays. Which might explain my hostility towards it.

Instead I went into Bar Eden - a hotel bar which serves snacks and soft drinks as well as the usual.
It was lovely inside, pared back but comfortable, and while I was there three locals dropped by, which is always the sign of a good establishment in my book. That book being Bars and Why I Usually Avoid Them.
No crisps though. Booooooo. I might write it up for TripAdvisor all the same. Without mentioning the crisp shortage; if I can help bring even a little bit of money to Arran it's worth it.

01-13-2014, 05:38 AM	#11
Sundae polaroid of perfection Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 24,185	The one thing Whiting Bay is a little short on is places to wait for the bus when the weather is on the turn. There's The Coffee Pot, but I suspect it costs an arm and a leg just to get a little cup of tea and a stale cake. That's really unfair of me; I have no idea whether this is the case because it's closed on Mondays. Which might explain my hostility towards it. Instead I went into Bar Eden - a hotel bar which serves snacks and soft drinks as well as the usual. It was lovely inside, pared back but comfortable, and while I was there three locals dropped by, which is always the sign of a good establishment in my book. That book being Bars and Why I Usually Avoid Them. No crisps though. Booooooo. I might write it up for TripAdvisor all the same. Without mentioning the crisp shortage; if I can help bring even a little bit of money to Arran it's worth it. Attached Images

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