4.6
- 4.4Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Energetic
1 - 9 people
1 - 9 people
1 - 9 people
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4.6
Noise • Energetic
Glasgow/Lanarkshire
Great for brunch
Glasgow/Lanarkshire
Kid-friendly
Glasgow/Lanarkshire
Gluten-free-friendly
Glasgow/Lanarkshire
Hot spot
Glasgow/Lanarkshire
Vegetarian-friendly
Glasgow/Lanarkshire
Lively
Glasgow
Great for brunch
Glasgow
Kid-friendly
Glasgow
Gluten-free-friendly
Glasgow
Hot spot
Glasgow
Neighborhood gem
Glasgow
Vegetarian-friendly
Glasgow
Lively
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October 29, 2026
Church on the Hill in Glasgow’s Queen’s Park was voted Scotland’s dog-friendliest pub by Rover. It offers dogs treats, beds and blankets, a “woof club” menu from £2.50, and occasional pooch coffee mornings with puppaccinos, groomers and agility courses.
Published in The Times
August 17, 2026
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Published by OpenTable
July 27, 2026
Church on the Hill is offering a summer kids’ menu with new meal choices, activity packs, a chef’s hat, complimentary crudités and dips, and unlimited draught soft drinks. Its owner, Signature, is donating a combined £4,000 to Edinburgh and Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity through its summer kids’ menus.
Published in Glasgow Live
June 12, 2026
Church on the Hill will host weekly Panini sticker trading events on Sundays from June 14 to July 12, 2pm to 4pm, for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Children dining at the bar during the tournament will receive a free packet of stickers, and the venue will offer its Sunday roast and a children’s menu.
Published in Glasgow Times
For a quieter visit, try a Thursday lunchtime (around 1pm), while Monday evenings from 7pm are lively and fun thanks to the popular pub quiz night.
Yes, Church on the Hill is family‑friendly: under‑18s are welcome until 9pm, and the venue runs family events like Breakfast with Santa and Easter activities that reviewers praise.
Yes, the owners state Church on the Hill is dog‑friendly everywhere, and reviewers regularly mention dogs being welcomed, with staff offering water and treats.
The Sunday roast at Church on the Hill is notably generous, guests frequently praise the roast and say they left very full.
Church on the Hill fills up for big sports fixtures and concert nights and is often very busy on Sunday afternoons; weekday early lunches (for example, Thursday around 1pm) can be pretty quiet.
Yes, you can add requests when booking: the venue asks guests to contact them directly for bookings (notably for parties of 10 or more), and staff have a record of accommodating guests' allergies.
Church on the Hill feels warm and lively, a social local with quiz nights, regular live entertainment and lots of screens for sport, while still offering cosy, family-friendly dining.
Smart casual, polished but relaxed; aim for neat, put-together clothes rather than formalwear.
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