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Absolutely no parking the club is up a dead end lane
Reverse up a lane to the club through a door up a couple of steps and through another door to a very small function suite.
No stage just set up on the floor, small disco with a micron booth.
Staff were fine.
Medium sized car park to the side of the building. You may be able to park next to the fire stairs.
UP 24 external steps on an old rusted fire exit, Wouldnt feel too safe if it was damp.
In the corner, plenty of sockets behind you and decent space to set up. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
Nice.
Good sized car park.
Easy access park at the side of the club, and its a short walk up the wheelchair ramp to the function suite and onto the dance floor set up area.
No stage at all go early or you will be competing with the buffet t able. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine mostly students.
Small car park, but if you go early there are a couple of car spaces right next to the club steps.
There are steps at the front of the club, But there is a wheelchair ramp which is almost hidden by the undergrowth taking you to the front door, there is a small step to lift the trolley over, and another door into the room,
Very difficult, no stage area and a very small small dance floor, small DJ booth for this one, - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were great, showed me where to park and helped me in with the equipment.
Plenty of parking spaces at the side of the hotel and more at the rear.
There's a wide lane just past reception reverse down the lane and there a short walk through the patio then its one step then through the doors and your in the function suite.
The function suite itself is very small about 40/50 seater and the set up area is very small just space for a micro booth.
The staff were great, because of the distance from Glasgow I took a drive up one afternoon and introduced myself to the manager and explained who I was and that I was appearing on Saturday for a birthday party, and she walked me through the venue showing me the best place to park and set up.
Town centre location ,these is fire doors at rear or venue ,ticketed area patrolled by wardens
Down one flight of stairs to function room,there are other function rooms on middle and top floor so stairs may be involved
Function room i was in small set up area but have there own dj booth and sound system - width available: 2m or less - height clearance: 2m or less
No issues
Small car park to the rear
Park at the side of the building and the through the beer cellar up a couple of steps and the onto the stage
Its an older venue with a fair sized stage
Staff were fine.
Big car park with plenty of spaces.
Reverse up to the back doors and straight into the function suite.
Big proper stage with plenty of space.
Staff were fine.
This is a council building with a big car park which is metered during the day but free at night
Reverse up to the back doors one set of fire doors and into a large function suite
Very wide proper stage.
Staff were fine. You have to let them know you are at the back door for them to open it for you.
Large car park to the rear which it shares with the shops below the venue.
The venue is upstairs either the front entrance or the fire escape at the other end of the building, if you are using the fire escape its at a quite part of the car park so be careful where you leave your car.
No stage and you can be set up in different parts of the room depending on numbers, it also has a sectional light up dance floor.
Staff were fine.
There are only a couple of spaces next to the club, so go early to claim one as it makes it easier to get the equipment other wise its on street or use the supermarket car park next door.
If you can get one of the parking places next to the club then its a straight run into the club and onto the dace floor.
Proper stage in the centre of the room.
Staff are warm and friendly most of them have been there for years.
Very small car park, holds 5/6 cars, and its very awkard to get in and out of.
Go early to get into the car park, once you are in there is a wheel chair ramp through two sets of doule doors and the stage is at the bottom of the room.
Big old proper stage, once you move the chairs there's plenty of space.
Staff are allways great, part time church ealders.
Fair sized car park for the size of the venue.
Either up the wheel-chair ramp at he front or up the ramp and through the beer cellar, then a short walk to the set up area.
Carpeted area in the corner, of the function suite - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine very helpful.
Fair sized car park
Take your trolley, up the wheel-chair ramp and right into the main room, which is multi purpose room, badminton/netball/zumba
Proper full sized stage, with a few steps to get up to it. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff were fine, very helpful.
On street parking only and its right next to flats so parking is tight.
Down a short path and through the fire exit door.
Just a space next to the bar.
Staff are all local friendly and helpful.
Nightmare!!! Short street with a place to turn around at the end and tenement houses right across from the main gate. And its a few hundred yards away from Celtic Football Park and sometimes they play on a Friday & Saturday night.
Go early and try and find a parking place then trolley your gear to the club where there are two ways in front door with one big step to bump up or the fire exit again one big step to bump up then through the stairs to the set-up area.
No stage and a very small set-up area
Staff were fine warm and friendly.
Plenty of parking spaces, but go early and try and get close to the venue
Either by the fire door or through the front door, take a trolley.
A big general purpose room sports gym hall - width available: 2m or less - height clearance: 2-3m
OK, but they showed a bias towards the resident dj.
About twenty places at the front with two for loading
Reverse into the kerb and trolley the equipment straight through the front door into the reception area then through a double set of doors and you are in the room.
Proper full size theatre stage about a metre high from the ground and very wide, power points are also in front of the stage if you want to set up on the level.
Staff were fine, very helpful, they even showed me a short-cut at the end to get equipment out, there's a fire exit door that they keep closed to keep the heat in the room.
Tiny car park at the front for four cars.
Go early to get into the small car park to get near the door, up 3 steps and two sets of doors
Permanent wooden stage - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine, when I was there the hall keeper turned up opened the hall put the lights on and left me and the client to get on with it, and came back at the end to lock up.
A couple of parking bays across the road and a NCP car park next door.
Park out side and down two flights of stairs.
They have a DJ booth that you can use. I bring my own equipment.
Staff were fine
Parking is very poor, no car park, just parking on the street
In a previous revue by another DJ they have walked up the path and through the glass doors at the front, but there is another door further along the building which the staff will open and its a short walk from the street onto the dance floor stage area.
The room has been refurbished over the past few years and they have a small low stage, Ive been here a few times and they have a resident DJ and I have had to push his gear back to give me room to set up - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine, quite helpful.
Small car park next to the venue
Trolley from the car park down a path at the side of the building, then through the kitchen then another door into the venue.
No Stage just an area at the bottom of the room.
Staff were fine.
ABSOLUTLY NO PARKING ITS A MODERN HALL BUILT IN A REFURBED HOUSING ESTATE.
GO EARLY THERE IS NO PARKING AT ALL, BECAUSE ITS NEW AND MODERN AND BUILT IN TH EMIDDLE OF A HOUSING SCHEME WITH NO CARPARK IT HAS GOOD WHEELCHAIR ACCSESS SO TAKE A TROLLEY, AND DONT LEAVE ANYTHING IN YOUR VEHICLE!
THEY GIVE YOU A CORNER OF THE ROOM WITH A SIX FOOT TRSTLE TABLE, BUT I WAS FALLING OVER THE RESIDENT DJS GEAR TO GET MINE SET UP. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
STAFF WERE FINE MOSTLY PENSIONERS AND HELPERS BUT THEY WERE FINE
Absolutely no parking, its a city centre venue, with double yellow lines everywhere
Horrendous, its a two man job and you need a trolley, try and get as close to the venue as possible, then across the crossing onto the pavement then enter the station up the ramp on to the station platforms, and there is a wheelchair ramp to a glass elevator, then through the bar to the function suite-resturante.
No proper stage, just a area next to the bar that the staff clear, it befits from being in a corner, kind of boxes you in. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine, very helpful, pointed me in the right direction the first time I went as to where to park and where the lifts are.
Small Car Park
From tha car park up a wheel chair ram about 6/7m to the function room then anothother 6/7m to the stage.
Proper stage in the corner about 4m x 4m by about 12" inches high - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
Typical bar staff quite friendly
PARKING IS FINE PLENTY OF SPACE BUT THE DJ HAS TO GO ROUND THE BACK.
ACCESS FROM THE BACK UP A FLIGHT OF STAIRS THE UP A FLIGHT OF THE STEEPEST STAIRS YOU WILL EVER SEE THEN INTO THE DRESSING ROOM AREA THEN THROUGH MORE DOORS ONTO THE STAGE.
PROPER STAGE IN A TOWN HALL HUGE. - width available: at least 5m - height clearance: over 4m
STAFF WERE HELPFUL ON THE NIGHT
There is a car park next to the club and you can park in the drive as well.
Really good access drive up a short ramp onto the patio and through the doors and its short walk to the stage. But beware the ramp is steep and my car bottomed out.
Small low permanent stage.
Staff were great friendly and very helpful.
Small Car Park
On the level, but take your trolley
Proper stage, but its a portable one, sometimes they dont put it up and you have to set up on the floor. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Always found the staff to be friendly and helpful, the kids always want to help on youth nights so be careful with your most delicate bits.
Up a lane and it has a large car park at the rear.
Try and go early and get a a a parking place as close to the club as possible then up some stairs and into the suite the small stage is to the right just as you go through the doors.
Small raised stage in the corner, had to move some of the clubs gear to get on stage. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
Fair sized car park
Easy load in, you can park right out side the fire doors and it one step onto the pavement and another into the club and you are right onto the stage.
Large proper stage. - width available: at least 5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine
Parking to he rear for about 10 or 12 cars.
Small car park, so go early to get near to the ramp. Up the ramp bump over the door step through two sets of doors and the set up area is at the end of the room
No stage just on the floor at the end of the room.
Staff were fine.
Parking at the front of the venue, and a large car park to the rear.
Three separate fire escapes each one with its own ramp.
Proper high stage typical of a community council centre
Staff were great the hall-keeper help me in and out and even made me a coffee before it got busy.
Parking is bad its a very narrow street, it really is a two man job one to drop the gear and keep an eye on it, plus there is another hall right across the street and if they have a funtion on the same time its chaos, plus you have taxis trying to drop people off.
Reasonable
Big old stage with a few stairs - width available: at least 5m - height clearance: over 4m
No issues
Absolutely no parking, and its right next to a taxi rank.
Down a lane to the club then round the bowling green to the door then its two steps through two doors into the function room.
No stage just set up on the carpet.
Staff were fine.
Reasonable sized car park, sits on a bit of a slope and is very uneven.
Try and go early and get as close to the door as possible, the car park is on a slope and very uneven, and a trolley is not much use unless you have sack trolley with the three wheels called a stair-walker because your up a path then two small sets of stairs through two sets of doors and the set up area is at the bottom of the room.
No proper stage just an area where you set up on the dance floor.
Staff were fine, even asked for a couple of songs.
Typical church/Chapel car park
Fairly new build, two set of doors to go through to get in with strong springs, Its a bit easier to get out all level with lowered Kerbs so its wheelchair and trolley friendly.
Set up in the middle of the room, no real designated set up area, if your doing a big finish be careful of people backing into the DJ booth - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine, being a Chapel it was a Saturday I was there and I finished about 11.45 as they did not want the music playing going into Sunday.
Parking outside and a car park across the road
If you can get parked outside then trolly equipment into the venue through two sets of double doors then another set of doors into the main suite.
Set up against the back wall facing the dance floor. No Stage.
Staff were great.
When its not a match day, loads of parking
First go to reception and let them know who you are, they will call security who will tell you which door to go to, when security let you in make sure you have everything then lock your car, because when you are in the door is closed and the alarm is put back on, then its up in the lift through the kitchen through some doors along a short corridor and into the suite and even with a trolley, the carpets are quite thick. At the end its the same you have to get the gear to the back door, but you ca
No stage, set up on the carpet with a sectional dance floor. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine, you need to find security to let you in and out, but at the end security also act as a steward and you can wait ages till one becomes free and puts the alarm off.
Very small car park for a few cars, the its on road parking.
Up a few steps then through a set of double doors which has a door entry system and if the door shuts behind you you need to buzz the staff again, then up two flights of stars and the door to the stage is to your left, If you get there early you some times get a place near the door, be careful on match days some times the staff have got to clear the function suite.
Proper stage, set in a triangle in the corner as soon as you come through the door, plenty of space. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine, as I said on a previous comment, if the party is on a match day and the team are playing at home, the staff have got to turn the room around and get them downstairs before they release the suite.
There is a car park for the chapel, but the best access for a DJ is through the front doors, go early and try and get a parking place and take a trolley.
The main entrance for the hall is up a short path go early for parking as the hall is on a hill on a very busy road, and some people with prams and wheelchairs have the same idea, anyway up the path through a couple of sets of double doors and into the hall.
Proper stage, power is quite handy and the hall have some par cans which just run a chase. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine, mostly pensioners and church elders pointed me in the right direction and let me get on with it.
No car park and limited spaces outside
From outside the club its a short trolley ride through the gate and a set of double doors then down the hallway to another set of double doors and into the room, stage is to the right
Proper low stage
Staff were great very heplful.
Fair sized car park
Try and go early to get as close to the door as possible, and take a trolley, the car park is reasonably level and there is only one small step, I normally back up to the step and lift the trolley up then go round and lift the back wheels up, then through two sets of double doors and your in, its a big gym hall with basket ball nets on the walls.
No designated set up area, its a big gym hall, and I have been set up in different areas depending on the table layout. - width available: at least 5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff were fine helped me in with equipment, and the few times I have been there offered me a meal.
Parking is quite tricky, so go early to secure a space.
Up a wheelchair ramp then its through two sets of automatic doors and another automatic double door into the suite.
Proper stage the equipment can be trolley-ed right onto the stage through a stage door.
Staff were friendly and helpful.
Big car park next to the venue.
Park outside right outside then its through two sets of double glass doors and the stage is to your left.
Proper high stage with a curtain
Staff were fine.
No parking, the venue sits on a main road with a single yellow line annd a crossing at the front door with zig zag lines, so be careful as its three points if you get caught parking on them.
You can either try and get a parking place as close as you can and carry the gear, even with a trolley, there is a stage door and you used to be able to park on the pavement but they have put a bollard there to stop you, once in the back door theres steps up-to the back corridor which takes you through to the stage. Going in the front door is just the same, but the staff dont like it because yoou have to doge the wedding party.
Typical town hall type venue with a proper stage about four foot high pretty high and wide. - width available: at least 5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff are very officious if you dont have the documents lodged with head office they WILL NOT LET YOU PLAY.
Absolutely no parking on street only.
Lane on the side of the building, reverse in up-to the lane through a set of double gates up a staircase in-to the venue then through into a fairly small function room.
Small sectional stage that they sometimes put out otherwise its on the floor in the centre of the room.
Staff were fine, but go early as at the weekend when there busy it may take a few minuets to get someone to open the gates.
The club has its own car park with plenty of space.
From the car park its a 100 yard walk along the side of the bowling green up two short staircase's through a set of doors into a small reception area through another set of doors and the stage is to the left. Take a trolley with you.
Proper stage about a meter high
Staff were fine
Poor
Access From The Back Of The Bowling Club Through The Kitchen Via Some Stairs.
Flat Capeted Area - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff Were Fine
Large Car Park
Drive along the short drive to the front of the hotel let reception know you are there and they will open the patio/fire doors right into the suite
Very small conference function room no proper set up area, very small DJ booth and small speakers, the room only holds 50/60 people. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
Loads of parking spaces.
Modern building so everything is level so its an easy trolley ride from the car park.
Its a big gym utility hall set up at the bottom.
Staff were fine.
Parking down the side of the club but beware it has no lights and big pot holes.
Parking almost right outside then a couple of steps into the bar function room.
No set up area pool table is moved to give access to the set up area.
Staff were fine, family run club very helpful.
On street parking only and is next to houses.
Up an external staircase and through the suite the stage is at the back of the room.
Proper small stage.
Staff were fine
Parking at the back of the club, almost right up to the back door.
Short walk down a ramp about three metres in through the fire doors another three metres to the set up area.
No proper stage, set up between the kitchen and buffet room. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine.
Loads of on site car parking spaces.
Either trolley your equipment through the front door then another couple of doors into the function suite. Or ask the staff to open the back doors and its a trolley to the back door which has a step.
The suite divides into three sections with no stage area, so seek advice on the night from the banqueting coordinator.
Staff were fine.
NO REAL PARKING IN FRONT OF THE CLUBHOUSE, DONE IT MYSELF BUT IDEALY NEADS A ROADIE.
AS YOU LOOK FACE ON TO THE BUILDING THE FUNCTION SUITE IS TO THE LEFT ABOVE THE MAIN ENTRANCE, THE LIFT IS ON THE LEFT OF THE BUILDING WHERE YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THE LIFT WHICH TAKES A ROCKNROLLER TROLLEY.
SMALL PROPER STAGE - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
STAFF WERE FINE, I LIFTED THE GEAR UP THE STAIRS IT WAS THE STAFF THAT TOLD ME THERE WAS A LIFT.
No car park just a dead end with a few parking places.
Load trolley and go along the pavement round the barrier and once you come of the tarmac of the pavement your onto a rough gravel area then onto some concrete slabs through the gate onto the path along side the club up the wheelchair ramp and through two sets of doors down the corridor to the suite and the stage is to your right.
Proper stage set but is set into the corner with a raised area making it difficult to work with
Friendly retired gent that i deal with showed me around and even offered to connect me to the wifi.
Big car park outside of the venue
Ask the staff to open the fire exit and bring your car level then its a couple of steps into the venue then a short walk to the the bar area another two steps and another short walk to the small stage.
Small permanent stage set in the centre of the room with the people sitting to the left and right of you.
Staff were fine they opened the gates for me and showed me the easiest way in through the fire exit.
Small car park with room for about six cars, after that its its on street only but be careful as Dukes Road is very busy.
If you are lucky enough to get into the car park then its easy and straight forward, load your trolley up the wheel-chair ramp through the doors into the building down the hall through another set of doors and the stage is to your left across the dance floor
Proper low stage.
Local hall run by local people warm and friendly, we had a family function here and there was no problem using there kitchen and facilities.
Fair sized of road car par behind the pub
Either park at the front of the pub and use your trolley, or round the back and up two stairs and and the pool table is to your left and thats where you set up.
The only place to set up is on the pool table which the staff cove r with a black table cloth. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine
Good sized car park
Easy trolley in.
No stage area set up on carpet in front of dance floor. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine.
Tiny car park, for a few cars, but there is an industrial estate next door that can be used as an over flow car park.
I stay nearby so what I try and do is park in the afternoon to claim a parking place and walk home, from the car park there is a gate cut into the fence then a few steps through the fire door and the stage is immediately to your left, really easy access.
Stage is to your left when you go through the door, its in the corner and set at an angle, there's a resident singer and and he leaves his gear all over the place, you may have to move it or get one of the committee.
Staff are great mostly pensioners who seem to have been there forever very helpful.
Quite a large car park
There are three sets of double doors to get through till you get to the function suite.
Proper stage. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine.
Plenty of car parking spaces.
Round the side of the venue up a short flight of stairs and through a set of fire doors
Proper big round stage set in a corner.
Staff were fine very helpful.
Plenty of parking spaces at the front and side of the venue
Go round the side of the main building up a couple of stairs and a couple of sets of doors into the venue.
No stage just set up on the carpet facing the dance floor.
Staff were fine, most of them have been there for years.
Fair sized car park, at the end of a lane
Through the games room doors down a hallway across the reception area past the main function room down another hallway and into the suite. Dont over load your trolley as parts of the club are carpeted and the trolley gets bogged down if its to heavey
The small suite is small and there is no proper set up area I was put next to the window. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
Access to the venue itself is up a very steep drive to a fair sized car park
You can reverse an estate car or a very narrow van round the back right to the fire exit doors, then its right into the hall and its a short walk to the stage. Beware if you are ding a gig in winter because its hard to get round the back if it has been snowing, so take a trolley and just go though the front just two setts of doors and its all level.
Proper low stage, with a changing room, which you can never get into because they let the resident band keep there gear in. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Run by a committee, mostly pensioners, who were fine, quite helpful in fact when I had to borrow a mike stand.
Plenty of on site parking.
Reverse up to the function suite door then it upstairs.
Stage set in the corner. The hotel own there own equipment so sometimes you have to work round it.
Family owned hotel. staff were fine.
Parking spaces available in front of the hotel and a big car park next to the main building.
This revue is for the restaurant and there is two of them, there is a wheelchair ramp which takes you into the hotel then through a set of glass doors to the restaurant-function suite, not the ballroom.
Its a restaurant with a small dance floor and they move tables at the bottom of the room, I have also played with a singer and its really tight for space with two acts competing for space and power points,
Every time I have been down the staff have been great, if you arrive in the afternoon just after the lunches are over the staff will help you in.
Very small car park at the rear of the hotel, up a lane with a barrier, hone ahead and take someone with you.
Try and phone ahead to make sure you can reserve a place and tell reception who you are and when your coming, the lift is in the car park area onto the first floor down a short corridor across the dance floor to the stage.
Proper stage. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff were fine, but I cant emphasis enough, to phone ahead, the hotel is in the centre of Stirling in a shopping precinct.
Fair sized car park for the size of the club.
The stage door is under a covered area out of the elements, through the fire exit up six stairs another door along a short corridor then the stage door right onto the stage.
Proper old fashioned social club with wood panelling fake windows and a proper stage with plenty of room and even a stage curtain and stage lights.
Staff were a good laugh kept me going all night, very helpful and friendly.
On street parking only.
First of all you have to get the gate open then drive across two ruby pitches then down the side of the building then up ti flights via the fire exit. The have a lift but they would not let me use it.
No stage, set up facing the bar facing the bar.
Staff were fine.
Parking at the front of the church and at the side.
From the car park its up a ramp and through the fire exit into the venue. The stage is at the bottom of the room.
Proper stage about 1m high.
Staff were fine.
On street parking only, the church has a small car park that is accessed through Morrison's supermarket car park but is to far away from the church hall
Park in the lay-by at the church and then a walk of about 40/50m past the main church, to the hall itself down a step up a step then a short walk down the hall to the stage.
Proper old fashioned hall with a stage.
Hall keeper just let us in showed us where the lights and the power was and let us get on with it.
Very small car park.
Round the side of the venue up a short path and through two sets of doors.
No stage area. Set up on the dance-floor.
Staff were fine.
Very small car park.
Round the side of the venue up a short path and through two sets of doors.
No stage area. Set up on the dance-floor.
Staff were fine.
Its a two man job the hotel has a parking drop of bay with no meter and a time limit so be carefull of traffic wardens even at night, ther is a car park accros the road but it will only take a small van or car, and its near to the Royal Cocert Hall and if there is a concert on it might be full I have had to in the past drive around to find a parking place.
Report to reception and they will open the fire door and its a short walk up a lane to the function room.
Its a corner in the room with no proper stage. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 3-4m
No issues
Right next to the Chapel and a fair sized car park
They have put bollards at the end of the drive, used to be able to reverse right up, take your trolley and its straight into the main hall.
Low permanent stage - width available: 3-4m
Staff were fine
Fair sized car park at the front and at the side between the trees.
Try and go early to get a parking space at the end of the building then its up a short paththen a couple of steps through the fire door and into the function room.
No stage and its an odd shaped room the set up area is in front of some big panoramic windows with some heavy curtains.
Staff were absolutely fine opened the fire door me and showed me the best place to park.
No parking at all, except for the main road
Go early, access is down a lane, once you reach the bottom up several steps to the back doors, then another couple of steps into the hall.
Poor, no stage and some times they roll the carpet up and put at the end of the room where the disco sets up. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine.
Plenty of on site parking places.
Reverse up a very steep path round the side of the building to a short path which takes you through the fire doors into the function suite.
Just a corner at the bottom of the room.
Staff were fine
Parking in front of the hotel is fine but if you are doing a wedding go early before the guests arive
Access is from the front of the hotel via stairs, and they have added a wheel chair ramp so ideal for trolleys.
Proper stage with plenty of power points. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff are pleasant and just point you in the right direction and let you get on with it
Small car park for about a dozen cars, otherwise its on street and its very busy at times because its right next to Hampden Statium.
Very small car park very narrow set of gates which will let a car through but not a van. Anyhoo once parked its in through the fire exit and three sets of single doors into the room where you have got to walk round the tables onto the dance floor
No stage, set-up in the centre of the room on the carpet
Staff were fine very helpful showing me the best way to get in and where to park.
Absolutely no parking, its an old village hall on a very narrow street.
Go early, I managed to bump up onto the pavement and leave it there for the night, the access is down a shallow ramp then through three sets of doors into the main hall where you will find a very wide and very high stage.
Proper old fashioned village hall with a very wide and high stage, plenty of room.
Because its a village its very much part of the community and the hall-keeper turned up showed me the stage the power points and then left me to quite a helpful older gent.
Big car park right next to the club.
From the car park its a short trip up to the club house one small door step and three sets of doors, takes you right into the function room.
No stage or proper set up area.
Staff were great, two young girls who asked if I needed a hand in, and at the end of the night they offered to help me out
Plenty of on site parking.
For the small function suite. Park at the side of the building, and trolley the equipment through the fire door into the suite the stage is at the bottom.
Very small narrow suite and the stage is small. Its Ideal if you have a Micro Booth as it fits perfect.
No issues
Car park at the rear of the club, but it used by the local shops as well.
Really easy access, just take your trolley.
In the wee room there is a stage but its tiny.
Staff were fine.
Parking on the street for guests, DJ can take van to the rear of the premises and park at back door of hall
Van can be driven to rear to give immediate access to function suite, makes load in very easy.
Set up is on a small raised stage. - width available: 2m or less - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fantastic, nothing was a bother. Head steward came in introduced himself and told us about the rules, but was very nice with it. Bar staff were great too.
Parking For six or seven cars (I counted the spaces) after that its on street or round the back.
Try and go early to get a parking place at the front of the front of the building because there is only space for 6 or 7 cars and from there its a short walk up several stairs then across the dance floor to the stage.
Proper low stage typical of a social club.
Staff were fine, when I arrived early they opened the doors for me and held them open till I got my gear in.
Large car park that is shared by the local shop and extra parking down the side of the club.
Reverse right up to the fire doors and its a few steps to the stage
Proper stage area.
Staff here are always helpful mostly older guys that seem to have been there forever.
Plenty of car parking next to the venue
Its a doddle take your trolley go early and park as close the venue as possible from the kerb its straight in through a couple of sets of doors, there is a fire exit door nearer the stage but it means walking across the grass.
Very small stage enough space for my booth with the speakers off stage.
Warm friendly staff, local hall run by local people.
Very Poor, there is parking outside, but there is more chance round the back of the pub
Very difficult, if you can get a place outside the pub its through the front of the pub past people standing everywhere. Best try round the back try and reverse as close to the back door as possible, lock the car walk round the front and ask one of the bar staff to unlock the back door then its down two flights of stairs, which is a fire exit but the staff use it as a dumping ground.
- width available: 2m or less - height clearance: 2-3m
OK Just OK, Its not there fault the first time I was there Rugby was on the TV and the bar lounge was mobbed, and I had to wait till one was free to let me downstairs.
Plenty of parking spaces around the club
This must be one of the easiest venues to play, reverse your car up-to the rear fire exit doors, then its three or four steps on-to the stage.
Awkward corner stage, and the staff use it as a dumping ground for chairs and stuff, you might have to get it cleared before you can set up. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine, very helpful with me and the caterers.
On street parking only
Park in the street and trolley in through the double doors. Now there is a step up to the function suite and they have a portable wheelchair ramp which gets you up to the level of the suite.
Its a very long room and the stage is to the left its set in the corner with a short extesion to the left.
Staff were friendly and helpful, even made me a cup of coffee.
Absolutely no parking, the club is sited at the end of a dead end street with houses either side
Reverse up the middle of this dead end street then its two steps onto the level then its a short walk down the side of the club through a narrow fire door then through another door and the stage is immediately to the right
Proper small stage
Staff were fine
Fair sized car park to the front of the building.
Either up a few steps at the front of the building, or up the wheelchair ramp, which is at the side of the building and you have to go through several set of doors.
Proper stage set to the right just as you walk in the room. - width available: 4-5m
Staff were fine, showed me the ramp and the best way in.
Plenty of parking down the side of the hall.
From the car park its a trolley through the front doors then another set of doors and the stage is to your right in the corner.
Small low stage set into the corner.
Staff were fine.
Go Early, the hall has has a small car park at the front for about 20 cars or you will have to walk from the busy main rd.
Go early, the car park holds about 20 cars, and there is a youth club right next door and they have events on most weekends so even off road parking is tight. If you are in the car park there is only about three steps and through two sets of doors to the stage.
Proper big stage, and its a a big room too - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff are mostly pensioners who just point you in the right direction and let you get on with it.
On street only at the front, fair sized car park at the rear.
Easy, draw along side the wheel-chair ramp which is at the rear of the building, up the ramp and as soon as you go through the door the stage is to your left
Proper stage, with some huge pillars either side, looks good with some up lights. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine, you hardly ever see them, except when they come round collecting pots.
Absolutely no parking, on street only.
Try and go early and try and get near the door, there is only one step, so half load your trolley and lift it up the first step then get behind it and lift it up, once your in you walk through the hall and into the suite and its a short walk to the stage.
Proper low stage - width available: at least 5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff were fine.
Small dirt car park.
Go early to try and get close, and there are three sets of steps about six in a row then a short landing for each one up another step then through two sets of double doors and across the dance-floor to the stage .
Proper stage in what one of the committee described as the concert room when I arrived. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Mostly pensioners just pointed me in the right direction and let me get on with it.
Loads of on site parking.
From the car park its a trolley ride across the car park through the fire door into the suite.
Proper low stage.
Staff were fine.
Park in the lane right next to the function suite, then its a few stairs and through two sets of double doors.
Proper stage about knee high. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
Reasonable sized car park.
Park your car as close to the venue as possible and then its a lift up a very steep stair to a small landing then a couple more stairs and make your way accross the room to the stage.
Proper stage.
Staff were fine.
Absolutely no parking go early to get as close to the door as possible.
Relatively straight forward, try and go early to get parked as close as possible, trolley up the drive one step lift trolley up then lift the back through two sets of doors and the stage is on your left.
Permanent stage, not very big though, they have an old set of gear that they sometimes have to get moved before you can set up. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine.
Very small car park
Parking right next to the fire exit then a short walk across the dance floor.
Proper stage about 18 inches high - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine
Parking Is a Nightmare, its not far from theatre land, but there is a NCP car park round the corner.
Tricky to say the least either trough the front door and through another door down a narrow carpeted stairway through another door into the very small function suite. Or!!! ask the staff if you can go in the back delivery door which is round the corner down a stairway through the cellar a set of doors and a short walk to the set up area.
Very small corner next to the bar, take a very small booth or use one of the tables and put a star cloth over it, a pair of 10s and a couple of lighting effects is all you will get in. - width available: 2m or less
Staff are always busy so sometimes Ill try and set up in the afternoon but a member of staff has to leave his post to walk round to open the shutters for the back door.
Large car park to rear of the hotel
Park at the side of the hotel, the through the fire escape doors, then a short walk through another set of double doors and you are in the ballroom
Proper full size stage, probably 30 feet across, with drawn curtains. - width available: at least 5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff were fine, check in first at reception, the security will take the alarm off an let you in.
Parking only on street outside.
Up a few stairs then a walk up the path then another few stairs and a long walkdown the room to the stage.
Proper stage - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
Parking is horrendous one of the worst in Glasgow, if you have a van the traffic wardens will give you a bit of time, but if you have an estate car its a two man job, with one man watching the car.
Press the buzzer on back compound gate it rings in reception sometimes they dont answer and you have got to leave your car/van untended go round to reception, then its a walk across the compound through the fire doors and down two flights of stairs.
Proper stage. - width available: 3-4m
Staff were terrible some of the worst ever, very unhelpful.
LOADS OF PARKING IN FRONT OF HOTEL EVRYTHING IN ON THE LEVEL WE JUST TROLLIED EVERTHING IN THE FONT DOOR ON A ROCKNROLLER TOLLEY CARPETS ARE QUITE THICK AND THE TROOLEY GETS BOGGED DOWN, FOUND OUT WE COULD HVE WENT IN THROUGH THE FIRE EXIT
THROUGH RECEPTION ITS A SHORT WALK TO THE FUNCTION ROOM EVERTING IS ON THE LEVEL
NO PROPER STAGE THEY MOVE THE GUESTS OUT AND YOU SET UP WHERE THE TOP TABLE WAS. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
STAFF WERE GREAT
Not really a car park more of a church courtyard with room for 6/7 cars after that its on street parking only.
Through a set of doors up three steps and into the hall and the rather high stage is to the right
Big old fashioned high rickety stage with a set old stairs, I normally set up in front of the stage.
Staff were fine because its a church hall and its mainly kids parties the hall keeper likes you to finish on time and be out by ten o'clock.
Small car park at the side of the building.
Because it was a private function the hall-keeper let me park in a disabled parking bay which let me trolley my gear right into the room, the hall has had a recent refurbish and the doors are new with strong springs, easier going out thogh.
No stage just set up against the back wall, the room is very white like a doctors surgery so take a couple of wash lights to get a bit of atmosphere in the room - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine showed me where to park and held the doors open in and out.
Small car park to the side of the club.
Managed to get parked right outside the front door flat and level, trolley straight into the room.
Set up in a raised area, the function suite is separate from the cabaret/band room - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine
Plenty of parking spaces out side.
There is a wheel chair ramp at the side of the building that takes you right into the room, but go early and try and get as close to the ramp as possible or you will be squeezing between cars other wise its an easy load in.
As soon a you go through the side entrance your paying area is to your right.
Staff were fine very helpful, the hall keeper is a stickler for finishing time, which I quite like.
No Parking
Look at Google Maps and you will see the building and next to the main entrance is a flack fence with a gate, through the gate into the function room, but you must go early or you could be walking for miles.
Small raieded stage - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine mostly pensioners, but and dont like it to loud.
Two function rooms parking for the smaller room is easier because you can get round the back of the club
From the back doors to the stage 5 metres
Corner stage - width available: 2m or less - height clearance: 2m or less
Staff were fine
Absolutely no parking, and double yellow lines outside the venue.
Park on the double yellow lines outside the venue then down some outside steps then through the fire doors into the venue a short walk and down some internal stairs then through a doorway then across the floor to the set up area.
Just a corner set aside for the dj.
Staff were fine.
Loads of parking within easy reach. Most of the spaces at the front door are marked out for the committee.
Main entrance has three steps, then through three sets of double doors down a corridor the through another set of double doors into the function room.
Set up area is just a space next to the dance floor.
Staff were fine, friendly and helpful.
Plenty of parking around the venue.
There are three or four steps at the front of the venue. Take your trolley and put it on the top step/landing and load it there then its two sets of doors and a walk through the venue and another set of doors into the function suite.
No stage just set upon the carpet next to the dance floor.
Staff were fine.
No parking, on street only
No car park, on street parking only, go early to get as close as possible to the club, and take a trolley, its fairly level so you can trolley the gear from the street Right into the club.
Low permanent stage set up like a triangle in the corner, they have a resident cabaret singer, who stores his gear on stage
Typical bowling club, mostly pensioners running the bar, who just point you in the right direction and let you get on with it.
No proper car park, just a small one at the side but the spaces are always taken by the people who run the hall.
Drive round the back of the centre and park along side the building, up a short wheelchair ramp and into the suite, dont really need a trolley its just a short walk.
Proper typical large school stage, three or four steps either side. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff were fine.
Fair sized car bar at the front of the venue.
With a trolley from the van across the car park short ramp onto the kerb then another ramp through two sets of doors onto the function suite and across the dance floor to the stage.
Proper low stage
Staff were fine.
Absolutely no parking there is a parking bay next to the loading bay, but its always full there is double yellow lines everywhere and and a police station 200 yards away, there are two NCP car parks nearby.
One of the worst load ins ever, there is a loading bay but the council have put up bollards. Park in the street on the double yellows run round to reception where a member of staff will take you through the building down the lift where the staff will put the alarm of and let you in the back door up the lift and through the back of the stage area which is a dumping area for tables and chairs through a set of doors and you are only yards from the stage. but don't forget your car is downstairs an
Proper low permanent stage, very spacious.
Staff were great at getting me in and out and showing me where everything is, and they were on the ball with the cake cutting the timing of the hot buffet which had to be served right away and also the finishing time.
Absolutely no parking its all resident parking and meters on both sides of the road, so even double parking is hard. And its a one way street.
Up three steps the a door step through the front doors turn right into what was a big living room.
Small low stage, they have a resident band an there equipment is there all the time so you have to move it and work round the gear.
Staff were fine, mostly students.
Fair sized car park for the size of the club
Drive up through the car park then along a gravel path alongside the bowling green right up to the front door then a short walk to the stage. Or drive a few yards down the side of the building to a fire a fire exit then two sets of doors and a short walk to the stage.
Proper stage but its small and always seems to be filled with spare chairs.
Staff were fine.
Small car park leading to a lane at the rear fire doors.
Easy access, up a small step and a short walk to the set up area.
Set up in the centre of the room on a small sectional stage. - width available: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
Absolutely no parking, on street only or a small car park round the back.
Go early, or you will have to walk for miles, trolley from the street to the door and one step lift the trolley up the step, then get behind it and lift it up to the level, function room, which is oblong with a very small stage in the middle.
Very small stage set right in the centre of an oblong shaped room, no room for my goal post set-up. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were warm and friendly,mostly pensioners that pointed me in the right direction and let me get on with it.
Car park holds about 30/40 cars, if you are at a well attended function parking can become tricky.
Either go early and try and get a parking place along side the function suite, the up a couple of steps through two sets of doors then across the room to the stage. Or there is a lane at the side of the hotel where you will find the fire door up a couple of steps and the stage is to your left.
Small recessed low funny shaped stage, kind of off set to the dance floor.
Staff were fine, a lot of them have been there for years.
Good sized car park.
Try and go early to get a parking place as close to the fire doors as possible no trolley required just through the double doors and your right on stage.
Proper stage set at an angle in the function suite.
Staff were fine
Fair sized car park to the front and side of the building.
Two ways in either through the reception area main entrance (prefered) or at the end of the building down a lane throuh the kitchen area and up two flights of stairs through the doors into the suite.
Proper low narrow stage plenty of room.
The staff mainly women were very helpful walking we round the building and showing me where the trip switches were for the stage.
Plenty of on site parking.
Go early to get a parking place next to the door, the its a trolley up the ramp into the venue and through a set of double doors into the suite the stage is a the bottom of the room. It also has a path at the side of the suite next to the fire exit that I sometimes use if there are people standing at the main exit.
Proper stage very wide but quite low.
John who looks after the door is very helpful.
Very small car park so get in early or you will have to park on the main road.
From the car park its a short trolley ride to a ramp through to sets of doors, there is a back hallway which takes you round the back of the stage and trough a set of doors to the stage.
Very wide low stage Ideal the room has been set up cabaret style.
Staff were fine.
Limited parking spaces for about twenty cars after that its on street.
Round the back there are two sets of double doors up the ramp into the main gym hall, across the room and through bar area there is a smaller bar function room.
No proper set up area.
Staff were fine very friendly and helpful.
No car park on street only
Google the venue and you will see a very narrow drive with a white courtesy line be careful if you drive up because its not unusual to get boxed in by members parking across the entrance. Anyway try and park as close to the venue as possible through the gates and up the path about 70/80 m then through another set of gates to the front door that has two steps through two sets of doors and its a short walk to the high permanent stage.
Proper high permanent stage
Staff are mostly locals very friendly and helpful.
No parking at all
From street up several stairs then up a step into the club along the corridor then across the dance floor to stage.
Small stage in middle of the room with an arch one either side to a small lounge area - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
Its a sports complex and benefits from a large car park.
As always take your trolley, from the car park there is a wheel chair ramp that goes down in two stages two the level of the door which has a bit of a hump to get over and the large glass doors open out the way, then through reception turn right then through two more sets of doors and set up on the left (no stage)
No stage, just a set up area to the left as you go through the doors.
Staff were fine.
Parking wasnt a problem but the car park does not have any lights.
Reverse up close to the building slowly as the car park has no lights, short walk up a couple of steps and one set of double doors into the room and a walk down the room to the stage, there is a wheel-chair ramp if you go by the steps, but be careful the the path is uneven and the ramp is over grown.
The stage like the room is very old and tired, its about thigh high with steps either side - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were very helpful when I phoned in the afternoon I spoke with the centre manager and he gave me and Idea of the layout, and when I arrived at night Alan the night manager came out to meet me with a torch and gave me a hand in, and he was there at the end to help me out.
No Parking a couple of spaces round the side of the venue otherwise its on street but be careful there is a police station next door.
From the street trolley up the side of the venue to a small courtyard then through a big church door and the immediately to the right is the door into the function suite.
Big open stage set below the old church pulpit.
Staff were great even made us a cup of tea.
Big car park to the rear of the building.
One of the easiest load in's ever as you go through the gates turn left and stop and you are right at the back door up three or four steps through the door and the stage is immediately to your left.
Odd shaped stage quite narrow and slightly offset to the dance floor.
Staff were fine they opened the room up early for me no problem.
None. Club is in a dead end street.
Arrive early to improve chances of getting near the door. Trolley advisable.
Small stage - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
No issues
THERE IS ONLY A FEW PARKING PLACES AND A DROP OF TURN AROUND POINT WHERE TOU CAN REVERSE INTO BUT NOT PARK
FROM THE DROP OF POINT TO THE DOOR THREE YARDS, FROM THE DOOR TO THE SET UP AREA ANOTHER FIVE YARDS
NO STAGE POOL TABLE MOVED AND THEN YOU SET UP ON THE CARPET - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 3-4m
No issues
Very poor, just a few spaces in front of the hall on a very broad pavement.
Easy if you have a trolley, short walk from the pavement up the wheelchair ramp and through two sets of doors into the venue.
Large carpeted area, no stage. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine mostly pensioners, quite helpful.
Nice big car park of the road
Go early to get a parking place at the fire exit, up the wheel chair ramp and the stage is right in front of you.
Proper stage about a metre high, but the staff use it as a storage area. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: 3-4m
Beware of over efficient pensioners, last orders 11.10 and disco to be finished by 11.30, they switched the power off at the mains on me, and I was talking to a another DJ and they done the same to him!!!!
Small car park.
The function suite is one up but its via a ramp then through doors into the suite. Which is trolley friendly.
Proper stage set into the corner of the room.
Staff were fine.
Small car park in the chapel grounds.
Park outside the a slight bump up the on the pavement then its all level.
Small stage set in a triangle in the corner.
Staff were fine mostly church elders.
Short Lane but go early or you will be competing with the caterers for space, otherwise park in the street.
Easy walk into the hall with stage at the end of the room.
Small Stage - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff are very strict on finishing times.
Very Poor next to the hall with some parking in the chapel grounds
Back up through a lane right outside hall up a short ramp two sets of doors and the small stage is on your right, go early and you might get a parking place, there is only a few spaces available.
Small low permanent stage - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Hall is run by a committee mostly pensioners who point you in the right direction and let you get on with it .
Parking in the chapel grounds.
There is access either through the front or I prefer round the back of the the venue . Either side has several steps and a short walk to the set up area.
Setup against the back wall on the carpet.
Staff were fine.
A couple of car spaces next to the chapel otherwise on street parking.
From the street or the car park its a trolley trip into the venue just one step to bump up and two sets of doors.
Low permanent stage in the centre of the room.
Staff are fine.
No parking only on street
It has a wheel chair ramp, but its a tricky one it will take a trolley but it snakes round twice to get up-to the hight but it is steep, then a short hop over the doorstep and through two sets of double doors .
Large proper stage, beware the night I was there it was full of youth club stuff, I had to push two sets of goal posts in to a corner before I could get set up. - width available: 4-5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff were fine
On street or a very small car park at the rear of the chapel.
Stairs at the front of the chapel hall and wheel chair access to the rear
No stage just a corner space.
Go early to find the hall keeper and get a space in the very small car park at the rear of the chapel hall.
Parking is horrendous at the club, there is access from both sides of the club but you are in competition with the residents.
Which ever side of the club you can find a parking place, take your trolley the club has a ramp either side.
No stage and its a very long narrow room, suites a micro booth as its narrow.
Staff were fine.
Small car park next to hall
From the car park its a short trolley ride through three sets of double doors and then across the dance floor to the stage.
Proper stage about half metre high
Staff were friendly and helpful.
Absolutely no parking so go early to get any where near the door.
Try and go early because there is absolutely no parking, once you find a parking place push your trolley across the road then up a slight incline onto the path round the green to the club bump your trolley up one step then through two sets of doors and into the room.
No stage just a corner where you can set-up.
Staff were great, I set up in the afternoon and the staff made me a cup of coffee and a cake.
Small car park to the side of the building.
Take a trolley, from the car park its flat and even, into reception and its into the lift, its a wheel-chair lift, so you might have to take two trips, once in the hall which is quite long I was asked to set up in the corner.
No stage, just a corner of a big room.
Staff were fine, hall keeper was quite helpful, showed me how the lift worked and where the power points were.
Loads of parking around the venue.
Easy access, park round the back and its through a set of double doors and your right on the setup area.
Through the fire doors and set up either side of the doors. One side is easier for and extension.
Its janitors you have to deal with and and they were friendly and helpful.
Substantial car park for the size of the Tavern.
There are two ways in, go to the back door and carry the gear through the tables, or try and park at the front of the car park and trolley the gear a few yards along the pavement and through the doors and the set up area is to your right.
Very small dance floor, no stage, and you have to set up on the pool table.
Staff were great warm and friendly.
Beechwood/bar/resurant/funtion siute is on a corner site with a fair sized car park surrounding the building.
Fairly easy load in just go early and try and get a parking place near the door, if not the car park is level just take a trolly, through two sets of doors and through the chairs and right onto the stage.
Low permanent stage, a nice size for a room that holds about 120/130
Anytime ive played hear the staff have always been friendly and helpful, they tend to open the function suite doors and let you get on with it.
Absolutely no parking there is a small car park round the back that is also shared by the local shops.
Used to be easy from the back of the pub through the fire exit up two stepps and the stage is to your left, but the outside roller shutter is jammed shut and the staff use it as a storage area. Now you have to park in the main road next to the bus stop trolley the gear round the pub up a step through the door then negotiate chairs then down three steps to the stage
Small low stage, the people that own the pub have there own equipment which you have to move to get set up.
Staff were fine just pointed me in the right direction and let me get on with it.
Tiny car park at the rear down a narrow lane to the side of the pub,and no parking at the front.
Go early to get into the car park, the up a few steps and you are into the function room. or stop out side and trolley it through to the function suite which is at the rear of the building, but beware its on a bus route and the road is very busy.
No stage just set up in the corner on the carpet. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 3-4m
Staff were fine, one of them came out from behind the bar showed me the lane and how to get in through the back door
Absolutely no parking, the function suite is round the side of the pub on a very narrow street with cars parked bumper to bumper.
Take your trolley the function suite sit on a slight hill so I had to push the trolley up the hill through To sets of double doors to a very small stage set in the corner at the bottom of the room.
Small low permanent stage set in the corner, on the night I was there I had to much equipment and had to set up of stage.
Staff were fine, They just opened the function room doors for me and let me get on with it.
Some parking at the front and a small car park to the rear.
Either park at the front and walk through the venue or go round the back to the car park and its up some stairs and through two sets of doors to the room which is very small.
Very small venue, no stage just set up on the pool table or set booth up at the side of it.
Staff were great could not be faulted very easy to work with.
Parking for several cars at the back or on street to the front.
Park at the rear because that's where they have the entertainment, up a flight of stairs and about three sets of doors to go through to the lounge.
Its more of a live venue. When I was there it was for a karaoke party and I set up on the pool table.
Staff were fine.
There is plenty of parking spaces round the back of the building, but its poorly lit, otherwise its on street parking
Park round the back, access is through the beer garden then through the back door and the set up area is to your left (No Stage)
No stage just a set up area to your left as you go through the back door.
Staff were fine seems to be a family run pub.
Small car park at the side, other wise its on street, but be careful as is right on a crossing with zig zag lines.
Try and get as close to the venue as possible without parking on the zig-zag lines then its a trolley into the ground floor reception, up in the lift to the first floor and through a set of double doors into the suite
Proper low sectional stage
Staff were fine
Plenty of parking around the venue.
If You get parking near the door its an easy lift in through two sets of double doors and then several stairs.
Its a sunken dance floor and you set up along the banister, its almost like a pulpit.
Staff were fine.
Parking is very difficult as there is no car park just a few on street places which you compete with the locals for. Its also a few hundred yards form Hapden Football Stadium and you wont get near it on a match day.
Across the kerb through a set of doors and up a very steep set of stairs and you set up in the corner by the window.
Just a corner set aside for the DJ.
Staff were fine
Plenty of on site parking.
Park as close to the building as possible, its a big old Victorian house enter the front doors and its up two flights of stairs.
Setup to your right as you come through the doors.
Staff were fine
Not a lot of parking spaces go early and you can park along side the function room door.
Through a big door first of all, with really strong springs, and you will find a sign on the wall with two arrows right for the bar and left for the function suite which is on the first floor via three flights of steep stairs through another set of doors with a very strong spring, then a short walk across the dance floor to the stage.
Proper low stage quite broad but narrow front to back.
Hardly saw any staff, the barman pointed me to where the function room was and let me get on with it.
Small car park at the rear of the pub for about 10 cars after that its on street.
The function suite door is at the back of the pub in the car park, its a short walk then up two steps through doors along quite a narrow corridor another door and you are in the suite. No stage just a set up area in the top left corner on the carpet.
Very difficult to work with, no stage just a corner set up on the carpet with people at arms length around you
Staff were fine.
Small car park
Go early and you can reverse up to the back doors, then its two steps through two sets of double doors to the stage
Small low stage, sometimes you have to get the staff to move the resident DJ's gear.
Staff were fine, its a mother and daughter that run it for the owners, they just point you in the right direction and let you get on with it.
Limited parking around the pub
2 function suites both upstairs, and everyone including people drinking in the public bars wants a parking place
Low permanent stage - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff showed me which suite I was in and let me get on with it.
Parking available for about a dozen cars.
Go early and try and get in the car park it only holds a dozen cars and its better to carry the gear as the car park is quite uneven, once you go through the doors you have a short landing area with a couple of steps that take you down to the main dining area where the staff clear an area at the bottom of the room (No Stage)
Just a small area at the bottom of the room next to the bar, beware of people traffic passing by.
Staff were Fine
Absolutely no parking, the theatre is in Glasgow city centre, its a bar and restaurant by day and at night its a fully functioning theatre as well, its parking meters and double yellow lines everywhere.
There are three ways to get in, there are steps outside the bar, there is a goods entrance round the corner again with steps, but next to the bar there is a wheel chair ramp then through a double set of doors into the bar then another set of doors into the suite itself, the stage and dance area is at the back of the room and to get to it you have to negotiate your way through chairs and tables.
As you look down the room there is a slightly raised area with a balustrade kind of fencing you in and the set up area is at the end.
Staff were fine very helpful.
On street parking only go early to try and get a parking place as close to the door as possible
From the street its a short walk through two double doors into the lounge, there is also another bigger function suite upstairs .
In the downstairs lounge function suite there is a small set up area next to the bar but the lounge is tiny about 50 seater so don't take a mountain of gear.
Staff were fine, I think its a family run business they opened the doors and just let me get on with the job.
The pub owns a piece of land right next to the pub itself and holds about a dozen cars and its nearly always full and the pub sits right on a crossing so parking can be a problem, scout the venue on google.
From the car park its a short trip to the pub, through a set of doors and the lounge/function room is to the right and the small stage area is at the bottom of the room to the left.
Small odd shaped stage, could not put my speakers on stands because the legs become a trip hazard.
Staff were fine.
Good sized car park down the side of the venue.
Park at the back door, then through a set of double doors then a couple of steps and another set of doors into the suite.
Very poor set up area, only room for a micron booth and speakers on the floor. Its quite a small room.
Staff were fine, showed me were to set up and kept me right with finishing times.
Plenty of parking spaces at the side of the venue.
Try and get a parking spot next to the pub then its up a flight of stairs into the function suite.
Its a very small function suite and you set upon a corner. A micro booth is ideal.
Staff were fine.
Parking is very poor at the front of the club the car is shared by local shops. But the DJ is allowed to open the gates and reverse down the lane at the side of the venue, and it can be left there all night.
Easy access down the lane and through the fire escape doors acrossthe dance floor and onto the low stage.
Proper stage which is banked at slight angle upward, so watch how you position speaker stands. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine, opened the big gates and showed me how to access the hall.
Absolutely no parking
The club sits on the corner of Causewayside Street and London Road, try and go early to get a parking lace as close to the door as possible as you will have to lift the gear from the street.
No set up area??? you set a deck up in the kitchen run your cables out of the serving hatch, it can be done with one speaker and a T bar of lights - width available: 2m or less - height clearance: 2m or less
Staff were friendly and helpful
Small Car Park To The Rear
Easy access, just go round the back then through the fire doors and into the hall.
No proper set up area, the staff put you in different places depending on the type of function. - width available: at least 5m - height clearance: over 4m
Staff were fine.
Park close to the hotel, managed to leave my van in such a way that i got parked and managed to leave it all night, be careful though its just at the entrance from the street and there is a lot of taxi type traffic swinging by to the busy pub and restaurant below.
Very tricky
Small carpeted area to set up on, room holds about 150 and when they are dancing they are right on top of you. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
Small car park at the front of the venue.
The club is an old Victorian house with an extension on the side for a function suite. Revers up to the fire doors and iys right into the room.
Proper stage set into a corner.
Staff were fine.
Parking for about a dozen cars, there is also more spaces round the back of the hotel.
Try and go early to secure a parking place at the front of the hotel, then its up two steps through a set of double doors down a short corridor through a single door door the a short walk to the set up area.
No stage just a small area in the middle of the room, the room holds about 80 people so you don't need a big rig
Staff were fine.
Once you pull of the main street into the car park its very uneven and pot-holed, plenty of space round the back of the club
Pull up outside the front door, and its a short trip over a very rough drive the tour onto the mono-block path through three sets of double doors into what's called the wee-hall
No set-up area in the wee-hall
Staff were fine, very helpful
Parking for a dozen cars at the front of the club and there's an overspill car par as well.
Try and go early to get a parking place at the front of the club then its a short trip with the trolley through two sets of doors and your in the room.
No stage the club normally put you in the corner next to the window and the buffet in the other corner.
Staff were fine.
Spaces right out side for about six cars, double parking while unloading is tricky as well.
From the car park its up the wheel chair ramp then two sets of doors and the stage is at the bottom of the room.
Proper stage typical of a village hall.
Just a hall keeper who showed me where the power was quite helpful.
Small car park.
The clubhouse is on the side of a hill and access is up a path that zig zags up the side, once your upto the clubhouse its through a couple of sets of doors into the suite.
Proper stage.
Staff were fine.
Plenty of parking spaces to the front of the hotel.
Drive round the back of the hotel and you will find a parking bay for the function suite and there is a choice of two stets of double doors and a short walk from the van to the stage, really easy.
Low portable stage.
Staff were fine very helpful.
Set right in the heart of Glasgow absolutely No parking, but there is an NCP Car park a short walk from the venue.
The funtion suite is the old night club and its fully fitted with quality equipment, all you need is a laptop and a mike, you go throuh the main enterance and up a metal spiral staircase, there is a also a fire escape to the side of the building that the stewards will open for you but they shut it as soon as you are in.
Ideal it the old night club, and its a proper DJ Booth.
Its a very busy fun pub with the emphasis on the downstairs bar so it was hard at first to pin down staff when they had a room full revelers, Walkabout is a big feeeder pub for local night clubs, and the staff very much let you get on with it, on the downside the power amps are behind the bar and when last orders were shouted they never gave me time to sign off?
Off road parking small car park, so try and be early to get next to back door.
From the fire exit to the stage about 10m, very slight ramp from the car park to the room
Corner stage, about 18 inches high. - width available: 3-4m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine.
The club is down a lane with no parking spaces, sometimes I will park on the grass at the back gate and just leave the van there.
Park on the grass at the back of the club and get the gates open then trolley the equipment round the green to the clubhouse bum up the step then through a couple of sets of doors into the room.
Just set up on the floor next yo the power points.
Staff were fine.
The hall is also connected to the library which has the car park on the other side of the building.
The easiest way into the hall is to stop in the lane at the side of the hall and trolley the gear through front door, there is a back door with some steps, but the hall-keeper prefers you to come in the front as he does not want to put the alarm off.
Typical community centre, quite a modern one though, with a stage.
Parking spaces outside for about a dozen cars after that its on street parking.
Try and go early to get as close to the door as possible, its a very trolley friendly venue from the street a very short push through the automatic doors into reception then through a dining area then through some more doors into the main hall all level.
Its a big gym recreational hall with no stage you can be put in different parts of the room depending on numbers, it also has a very high ceiling so take a good sound system and wash lights to try and brighten up the room.
Staff were fine
Small car park, sometimes you can drive along the front of the club and leave your car. The downside is that people that go outside to smoke use your car as a leaning post
Try and drive alongside the front of the hall, there used to be a lot of vandalism in the area so you go through the metal cage through a set of double doors in to the reception hall then another two doors into the main hall where the stage is at the bottom of the room.
Small low staged recessed into the wall, dont use speaker stands, or put the speakers on the floor, is tricky but work able no room for a big rig. - width available: 2-3m - height clearance: 2-3m
Staff were fine mostly volunteers and pensioners who want to feed you up at buffet time.
The bowling club is set in a square surrounded by tenements so competition with the locals for parking places is quite competative.
Try and get a parking place near the top corner of the building, there's a gate and a few steps through the fire exit and your right onto the stage.
Proper stage its quite small though if you have a micro booth its ideal.
Staff are great very friendly and helpful most of them are local and have been there for years.
Absolutely no parking double yellow lines and a barrier to stop you parking on the kerb, you used to be able to park on the pavement but they have now put bollards up to stop people driving onto the pavement, use Google Maps to scout the venue.
Access is through two sets of double doors, then its up two flights of stairs then trough another set of doors, and the stage is to your right.
The club was built over 100 years ago and the small low stage was probably built at the same time.
Staff were fine mostly volunteers.
Alan Glens, Is on the A-803 Kirkintiloch Rd Bishop Briggs, and has an easy access from the main Rd to a fair sized car park, entrance to the suite is up a few steps or from a wheelchair ramp at the side, the suite holds 150 and has its own bar and kitchen, and the friendly staff will do a hot or col buffet if required. Just be careful of booking when the club play a home game as the car park can get busy.
Alan Glens is on the A-803 Kirkintiloch Rd Bishop Briggs and has an easy access from the main Rd to a fair sized car park. Entrance to the suite is up a few steps or from a wheelchair ramp at the side. The suite holds 150 and has its own bar and kitchen and the friendly staff will do a hot or col buffet if required. Just be careful of booking when the club play a home game as the car park can get busy.
Annanhill Golf Club is a lovely well run club set just a short distance from the A77 motorway just a half hour drive from Glasgow airport and fifteen minutes from Prestwick airport and a short drive from the town of Kilmarnock. The clubhouse is on one level with stairs to the front and on the other side of the stairs is a wheelchair ramp and two sets of doors takes you into the function suite which has a capacity of 80/90 people and with a wooden dance floor its ideal for parties. When I was last there the kitchen had just been refitted and the staff I found to be warm and friendly, can make you anything from a finger buffet to a hot meal. Overall a nice golf club which I would give ten out of ten and I'm looking forward to going back to as a golfer or as an entertainer.
Popular city centre venue with several rooms, of which I have been in two of them as an entertainer and also a guest, both suites are at the bottom of two flights of stairs with no wheelchair access, the big suite is the night club which can be hired till 12 and then they let the public in, room 2 is called the gold room and holds about 80, and benefits from its own bar, the managers were friendly and helpful
Bellahouston Bowling Club is set within Bellahoustan Park at the start of Dumbreck Road, Just off the motorway and Paisly Road in South West Glasgow, and not far from Ibrox Football Stadium if your looking for a landmark. Is a bit tricky to find because its set in a park and it has two bowling clubs in its grounds, and even with the benefit of Sat-Nav its hard to find because its to be found up a path and in the grounds, but when you get to the top of the path which opens into a good sized car park you are met with a modern bowling club which is wheel chair friendly. The function suite is very cosy and has the bar in the same room and the staff are warm and friendly; there is a small kitchen but most people bring there own buffet.
Bellfield Community Centre is situated in Kilmarnock's south side and close to motorway links and not far from Prestwick International Airport with train and bus links the busy centre is well used by the local community. The large hall lends itself to a variety of uses - weddings, dances and children's parties. The centre has its own kitchen and its own spacious car park, and the venue is wheel-chair friendly and the staff were warm and helpful.
As someone who used to live round the corner to the complex I found it to be an excellent addition to the area because although there are several venues nearby this one is more child friendly and not as big as the main community centre on Castle milk drive, although the staff who were friendly and helpful could not supply a buffet but were happy to recommend local caterers and Chinese delivery.
Bishopbriggs Scout Hall is on Kenure Drive, just behind Bishopbriggs Cross which is handy for bus and train links. Apparently the club was started in the 30/40s and it looks like it was built along with the surrounding estate, and its popular with local people for weddings dances and children parties. Its a quaint old hall and the main hall is the size of a badminton court it has its own kitchen. Most people bring in a buffet and there are loads of food outlets round the corner. The car park only holds about four cars and there is no wheel-chair access.
Blackhill bowling club is set just of the main A-80 Cumbernauld Rd in Tay Crescent. It is a lovely well run club which has almost become like a local community centre with line dancing classes on a Wednesday afternoon and a regular cabaret once a month. Unfortunately the club is not very wheelchair friendly although there is a door that the staff and entertainment use that the staff will open for giving you access to the main suite.
A hall on the corner of Boyndie St and Aberdalgie Rd in the heart of the Easterhouse is a small community hall, well used by the locals and staffed with local people, very child friendly for people that don't want to go to the town for a function, there is a bus service that goes by the front door and I mean a front door because the venue is like two houses knocked into one, and there is also a rail link fairly close.
Based just off the A706 on Linlithgow Rd and also kown as the Fisons Club after a local factory is a well used club providing a service to the local community, as you arrive just down the side street takes you into a fairly large car park the entrance to the venue is on the main rd and there is also wheelchair ramp to the side which takes you into the main room with its own bar, but no on site catering.
Bo'ness Town Hall is located within Glebe Park on Stewart Avenue and is popular for weddings, its a bit tricky to find even with a Sat-Nav but when you get there you will find a beautiful old B listed building which benefits from a wheel chair ramp with a band stand in the grounds which makes for a nice photo shoot and its covered which helps with our unpredictable weather, it also has a large car park that will take a coach. The main hall is huge and is great for the bigger Scottish ceilidh type weddings where you can swing your partner, on the downside the bar is outside the room and catering has to be done through the local council.
Based just behind Bishopbriggs Cross and down a one way under a railway bridge which looks like its heading into an Industrial area, its a wee bit tricky to find at first, is a well known local social club which is well run, for a club they have AV facilities and an excellent catering service. I have been an entertainer and a guest at a wedding and the staff were switched on and very attentive, the club also has a fair sized car park and is wheel chair friendly.
A very popular well used local hall sited just of the Main Road in Cambuslang which is serviced by several buses and has a train station just along the road, but its not very car friendly with no car par,, so beware if you are having a refreshment, the main hall is up two flights of stairs with no wheel chair access. Anytime I have been there the staff have always been friendly and helpful. There is no catering on site but there are several fast food places nearby that will supply a buffet.
Couper Institute is a B listed building situated on the South-side of Glasgow on Clarkstone Rd the B-762 with a railway station close by with trains that will take you into Glasgow Central, it is a perfect venue for the bigger ceilidh weddings with plenty of room, catering and bars can be organized through the local council, but if your driving beware there is no parking at all and the main entrance is on a zig zag pelican crossing.
Crosshouse bowing club is to be found just a few streets of the B-751 and its a bit tricky to find even with a Sat-Nav, its a local club with very limited parking and most people that use it are local to it, the main room is almost medieval with exposed oak beams, when I was there last year it was a beautiful summer night and the staff opened the fire door to the function room so that people could walk outside and sit on the benches outside, the function suite benefits from having the bar and the kitchen in the same room the kitchen can be used or the staff will prepare a buffet for you. Never noticed any wheelchair access though, and not a lot of parking spaces available either.
Dalry is a lovely old bowling club, which is quite hard to find even with Sat-Nav, because it is an ex council venue and its in the local park so the sat-nav takes you to the main road, I had to ask a local policeman to find it but!!!! the locals know where it is, Its privately owned now and has had a recent refurbish with a new dance floor and a new lowered ceiling with some nice down-lighters, the suite benefits from the bar and the kitchen the same room and the staff are friendly and helpful if you need a buffet they will make it for you or recommend a local take away, never saw any wheel chair access and the car park is quite small.
Located in Cumbernauld near Glasgow Dullater Golf Club is a fairly new build club-house in quite an affluent area the club is modern clean fresh and well run with an excellent catering service, the function suite is upstairs, and the club is wheelchair friendly with a lift taking you up to the first floor. The function room is warm and friendly feel to it and has windows that over look the golf course and a balcony for the smokers tu use, it also benefits from having the bar in the same room and it also has a fairly large car park.
The club can be found in the Camelon area of Falkirk and not that far of the motorway, but even with sat nav its still a bit tricky to find, because you go into what looks like an industrial estate but it opens up to a large car park and a club house which on the level making it very wheel chair friendly. The bar benefits from being in the same room which keeps people together and the staff were friendly and helpful with good bar prices, its a good family venue with a capacity of 130/50sh bar can organize buffet or recommend local caterers.
Sitting just of the main Tollcross Road and half a mile from the M74 on ramp sits a family friendly hall with a big car park and a its also wheelchair friendly venue for a party, the hall itself has a capacity of 13/150 with friendly helpful bar staff with good bar prices and a large kitchen, the staff can organise a buffet for you, but 500 yards up the road there are a few curry shops that will supply a hot buffet. The hall has recently had a refurbish with a new lowered ceiling and central heating which makes it very comfortable, the only downside is that the bar and the buffet are in different rooms.
The hotel is ideally situated in the city centre in theatre-land district of Glasgow and sits close to motor way on ramps that will take you to the airport in 10 minutes and major bus and train links nearby, the hotel has no parking but there is great overnight parking deal at the nearby Cambridge Street NCP. If you are bring family from a distance for a function there is plenty to do with shopping or sight seeing or theatres within easy reach. And finally, warm friendly staff its wheelchair friendly, the food is great, the only downside is the drinks are very expensive
This 3 star Scottish Tourist Board rated hotel with a recent refurbish and its now at the top end of the 3 star market and now knocking on the door of the 4 star hotels Glasgow offers superb accommodation and dining facilities - an ideal Wedding Venue or Family Parties, it benefits from a huge car park and is wheelchair friendly, and with the opening of the motorway its quite easy to get to, and its quite near Hampden Football stadium. I have been a guest and an entertainer and I have been in two of the function suites the staff were friendly and helpful and the food was great
Situated just of the main road in Kirkintilloch it is a supporters club which is open to members and non members and is ideal for family functions and weddings the club has a capacity of 150 and the bar is in the same room and the prices are good, the club has its own restaurant and benefits from having its own chef who is able to cater for any occasion from a full sit down dinner to a light finger buffet. The catering menu contains details of all of the options on offer. On the down side the club has no parking available at all, and is wheelchair friendly but you have to drive round to the back of the club and come in through the back fire escape doors which takes you right into the function suite.
I have been in the hall as an entertainer and as a guest at several private functions although it belongs to the Orange Lodge it is used by locals for functions, the hall holds about 120 and benefits from having the bar in the same room and the staff are warm and friendly, and the bar prices are very reasonable they can organise a finger buffet or they will recommend one of the fast food shops nearby. The club is wheel chair friendly but there is no car park .
Of all the Marriott Hotels in the UK Glasgow is my favourite, and I have stayed in a few of them Including Marble Arch London and Swindon. When it first opened in Glasgow it was as a Holiday Inn and it was Glasgow's first five star hotel. There are other hotels but this was the first one with a leisure club, a car park and a ballroom with a proper stage. So from a business point of you it ticks all the boxes. It is only 10 miles from Glasgow airport 25 from Prestwick and 40 miles fro Edinburgh and an International rail link within 5 minutes walking distance. The hotel has had a multi million pound face lift and the rooms are well appointed with flat screen TV's and free WiFi, it has a bar and restaurant where you can order just a coffee or a club sandwich or even a proper meal, and if its night time entertainment you want then a ten minute walk in to Glasgow city centre finds you in theatre land, or a short taxi trip of about a mile takes you to the SSEC Hydro, voted the UK's 2nd best live venue with the O2 in London taking first place.
Maureen Hope Community Hall, the title says it all, I stayed nearby for several years and the hall is well used by local people, it is situated on the main Ardencraig Road and has a capacity of about 150, the staff are friendly and helpful. The hall from the outside looks like a big wooden garden shed and there is no wheel chair access there is also no car park, the hall is run by a committee who can organise a finger buffet foe you or you can bring in your own the same applies to the bar, its dial a bar or bring a bottle on the night.
The Mercure Hotel Glasgow formerly known as Ramada Jarvis Hotel is a 3 star hotel knocking on the door of the 4 star hotel market, the only thing it lacks is a leisure club it benefits from having great links into the city from being half a mile from Glasgow Central station and 5 minutes walking distance from Glasgow Queen Street Railway station and Buchanan street bus station, the hotel has also had a multi million pound refit and it shows with its opulent marble and glass and plush furnishings, the function suite is good for 150 and I have been in as an entertainer and a guest at family weddings, the food was excellent served hot on hot plates, the hotel is wheel chair friendly, but on the downside there is no parking
The Mercure Hotel Livingston is a hotel which I have a personal fondness for because I have worked there as a freelance entertainer and my daughter had her wedding reception there, and the manager and his staff help to make our special day go off without a hitch nothing was a problem for them, the food was beautiful served hot on hot plates, and the change round to the night was done quickly and efficiently. The hotel is close to some of Scotland's best country parks and is close to Edinburgh & Glasgow, it also has a large car park and everything is on the level and its wheel chair friendly.
North British Bowling club is one of several bowling clubs in the east end of Glasgow its sited just of Shettlestone Road and half a mile from the railway station, it holds about 120 and benefits from having the bar in the same room and the staff are warm and friendly and is quite popular with locals there is no buffet service but the club will recommend several fast food shops if you want a hot buffet and being a bowling club, bar prices a very reasonable. There is no parking at all and if wheel chair access is required its best to phone ahead and they will open the fire door and a gate which is also used by the acts/entertainment and takes you into the main hall.
The club is in the Camelon area of Falkirk and not far from the motorway, but even with sat-nav its a wee bit tricky to find because its of the main road an to be found right in the middle of a housing scheme. The club has two function suites I was only in the smaller of the two and it benefits from the bar being in the same room, the staff were warm and friendly and I was made to feel very welcome, on the downside the club has been on the go for a while and its showing its age, it is wheel-chair friendly and there is a car park, and the finger buffet was brought in by the family so I'm not sure if they kitchen facilities.
Queenzeburn is a villiage on the outskirts of Glasgow and near Cumbernauld, and even with sat-nav its a wee bit tricky to find because its off the main road and to be found right in the middle of a housing scheme, its clean well run community hall run by the community a very spacious hall with a capacity of 120 and very well equipped modern kitchen which can be hired when I was there the family had there own chef a he prepared a hot buffet, or if you want the staff who were friendly and helpful will prepare a buffet for you, and it also benefits from the bar being in the same room, there is a small car park and the hall is wheel-chair friendly
Shettlestone Bowling club is one of several bowling clubs in the east end of Glasgow its sited just of Shettlestone Road and half a mile from the railway station, it holds about 120 and benefits from having the bar in the same room and the staff are warm and friendly and is quite popular with local,, and there is a large kitchen and the club can provide a finger buffet service, or the club will recommend several fast food shops in the area if you want a hot buffet, and being a bowling club, bar prices a very reasonable. There is no parking at all and the hall has several steps up-to the entrance to negotiate making it not very wheel chair friendly.
Springboig bowling club is not far from the old Edinburgh Road and half a mile from shettlestone railway station, and even with sat-nav its a wee bit tricky to find because its off the main road and to be found right in the middle of a housing scheme and its on a dead end street so there is no parking, it will take a wheel-chair but you have to push it up a steep drive and then through the a large well equipped kitchen, the staff will make a finger buffet for you or you can bring your own, the hall is a fair sized and will take about 120, but on the downside the bar is in another room.
Springburn Bowling Club is another one of these bowling clubs that only the bowling fraternity seem to know where it is because its tucked away up a dead street in the middle of a housing estate and its even tricky to find even with a sat-nav. There is absolutely no parking so if any of the guests are up in years or in a wheel chair go early, and at the end of the night prepare to leave early because the taxis are trying to get to the club. Anyhoo the club is nice inside and the staff are friendly and helpful, the bar is in the same room which is a bonus, the staff can also supply a finger buffet, and the night I was there they had a very good hot buffet from a local Chinese takeaway
St Joseph's is a new build hall next to the main chapel so its modern bright and well furnished, its to be found just off Tollcross Road and a mile from Shettlestone Railway Station, it has a fair sized car park and has a level entry making it easy to access to those that are up in years or in a wheel-chair, the hall befits from a bar in the same room and has a capacity of 120, the club is run by a committee of local people that will advice you of what you can use in the kitchen, or if you want them to provide a finger buffet, a popular choice seems to be a hot buffet brought in through one of about six local fast food outlets on the main Road.
The Silver Larch is in Moodiesburn is to be found on the outskirts of Glasgow and is just of the main Cumbernauld Road it is a popular local community pub with a restaurant/function suite with some good revues on Trip Advisor for its food. There is parking to the front with a couple of steps to the front to get you in to the suite, but if you require wheel-chair access then the staff will open the back fire exit door to give you level run into the function suite. The staff were friendly and helpful, but because they have there own chef I don't think you are allowed to bring in your own buffet.
Located in The Village, East Kilbride not far from the A749 some 20 minutes from Glasgow with a nearby rail link and 30 minutes from Glasgow Airport, its a small to medium well run hotel with 2 function suites,,the larger of the two is the one I have been in as an entertainer and as a guest at a wedding it holds 150 and is very cosy for a family function/wedding, the staff were friendly an on the ball with the service of our meals which were hot and tasty. On the downside the suite is upstairs, but it is wheel chair friendly with a lift at the back of the hotel, there is no parking at the front, but there is a fair sized car park, the hotel has a excellent bar and conservatory which we were ushered down to when the room was changed around.
