Pubs, clubs, bars and other stuff:
My favourite pub in Stirling is O'Neills, an Irish pub in the city centre. It provides Guinness and Magner's cider as well as all the usual drinks. On Thursday and Sunday evenings they host live traditional Irish and Scottish music, and the place has a great atmosphere. The food is quite good, very filling and good value for money. Another friendly pub is Droothy Neebours, which means thirsty friends and takes its name from the poem 'Tam o'Shanter' by Rabbie Burns. The ceiling is decorated with a scene from the poem, and the pub is decorated to look like a traditional bothy.
If you prefer bars to pubs then Obo Eru is the place to go, tucked in th
...Read More
My favourite pub in Stirling is O'Neills, an Irish pub in the city centre. It provides Guinness and Magner's cider as well as all the usual drinks. On Thursday and Sunday evenings they host live traditional Irish and Scottish music, and the place has a great atmosphere. The food is quite good, very filling and good value for money. Another friendly pub is Droothy Neebours, which means thirsty friends and takes its name from the poem 'Tam o'Shanter' by Rabbie Burns. The ceiling is decorated with a scene from the poem, and the pub is decorated to look like a traditional bothy.
If you prefer bars to pubs then Obo Eru is the place to go, tucked in the basement under Planet India restaurant. It serves a range of cocktails and beers from around the world, and usually has a DJ playing some funky tunes. In the city centre Cambio and Pivo are good places to start, before going on round the corner to the Yard for some dancing.
Stirling isn't really the place to go for a night of wild clubbing, there are only two in the city. The FUBAR is the larger of the two, and the more popular, but Enigma often has the better atmosphere. They cost around the same to get in, but sometimes tickets can be bought cheaper in the street from students hosting the events.
Read Less