Inn Deep - Carta

What a find for a visitor to Glasgow really pleasant location by the river with seats in and out, a big collection of local beers and a predilection to 70s rock. What more to ask for :

Not only is this a really cool, hidden gem, but incredibly there were five beers on tap that are gluten free, plus more in the fridge! Descend deep down into the basement, with its own riverside view, outdoor riverside access and cool seating area under the arch.

Highly recommend. Amazing food I had a fantastic pizza with black pudding and the other 2 members of our party had the burger. Big portions, well cooked and super tasty. Staff were so friendly. Venue is also dog friendly and staff offer dog treats.Great warm, energetic vibe to the place too Ver carta

I liked this pub. A wonderful selection of beers in a friendly atmosphere. Quite busy when we were there, mainly a younger crowd. As well as the inside area, there is seating outside by the river. I had a lovely, and quite large, serving of nachos while I was there. Absolutely delicious. Recommended.

OK. I am probably not their target consumer. I prefer traditional not hoppy cask ales and can not read fancy menu's in the dark. however, we were rushing for a gig and this came recommnded (yes, by a 30 year old! Still it is an amazing collection of (keg beers and a varied menu and ........ actually one of the best pizzas I have ever had ....... and all pretty cheap to be honest or tbh to you 30 year olds. my mates had very good ribs (korean spicy sauce is VERY hot and Tacos. We old folk were impressed (maybe not by the flashing lights but heigh ho......

okay… i’ll set the scene… you’re on a sub crawl in glasgow as a vegan, and you come across inn deep and by this point in the sun crawl you’re steaming. INN DEEP HAS YOU COVERED. the vegan food here is phenomenal. i’ve been in this situation twice, the first time having cauli wings, the second time having the katsu bau buns. i don’t even have the words to describe how delish the scran is here, i would have it on the daily if i could. abso class, very yummy. thank you staff, stuffing my face as i type this also, fab selection of pints here to pick you back up after ur dish Ver carta

I visited Inn Deep with my friend, as we’ve heard nothing but great reviews! Unfortunately we were introduced by a very rude server named Sophia. She was very rude to all of the customers at the bar and began to loudly make rude comments, about a customer asking a question about the food menu. Yes she may of been having one of “those days“ but that doesn’t make it right for her to slam down food and run away. In all my years of going out and exploring I’ve never met a more horrid and unwelcoming server. I think that “Sophia” is an embarrassment to this establishment and should be taught some customer skills.

Booked it for a bit of pre-show drinks and simple food as we were off to the Kelvingrove Bandstand Summer Sessions afterwards and, being right next to the subway, seemed perfect. Got there at around half five and immediately loved the quirky layout of the place (enter at street level, descend to river level). Not too busy at that time on a Friday but a good few people sitting at the benches out by the river. The waitress showed us to the table inside and on requesting a seat over by the window to watch the world go by, she moved us across with no fuss. Ever so pleasant with the service and a perfect seat given the view. Food and drinks ordered in no time and must compliment the waitress on h...

I recently visited Inn Deep over the weekend, hoping to have a pleasant evening with my friend. However, I encountered an incident that left me deeply disappointed and hurt. While standing at the bar, a member of the staff approached me and rudely informed me that I wasn 't allowed to stand there. I understand that there was a sign that said Dinnae stand here, using Scottish slang for don 't. However, the staff member made it clear that she believed I couldn 't understand it due to my ethnicity. Her passive-aggressive tone and insinuation were clear indicators of casual racism. I feel compelled to emphasise that I was born and raised in Scotland, and I consider myself Scottish. I was shocked... Ver carta