Sanderling Pub and Restaurant in Glasgow City

Closed for renovations. Passed security to be let down like all other restaurants in Glasgow airport after 7:30pm

First of all, it's a Spoons so the drink is still reasonable, even for airport cost, a Vodka/Coke (Pepsi Max actually) and a pint was just under £10.The food was a small & large breakfast which was around £12 total & they replaced a part of the meal I didn't want for something I did (sausage instead of beans)Service is fairly sharp & the staff are very welcoming which must be hard watching everyone fly off to far going places & you're not.Would happily recommend it before you fly iut

Giving it 1 star is way too much. The food is shocking and the bar was full of empty glasses

Really nice, 2 minute walk from security check in. Plenty of seats and open from 4am. American breakfast was great. There are other bars further along, but if you need a pick me up before your flight its perfect

Half hour wait for breakfast which was lukewarm when it did finally appear. Not good enough. Individually, the staff seem to be working hard enough but collectively the whole place needs a good shake up. Based within the Airport, they can basically charge what they like for pretty poor service. If you can, avoid until, and if, they buck their ideas up.

Obligatory pint photo location before you jet off somewhere bonkers for a full body sunburn. Toilets at the far end for the nervous flyer, the Guinness is one of the best I’ve tasted, always tastes better at 9am though 🤪

Decent airport pub, is a wetherspoons. Good value and quick service. Used the wetherspoons app which means table service! Easy to see flight details on screens.

Like all Wetherspoons, this place really attracts polarised views. It a large concession, considering the overall size of the area given over to retail outlets.Just outside the dutyfree area and a good spot to wait for other member of your party, or just to people watch.As is the case with others in the franchise, the beer is cheap, but looked after more than adequately by a competent cellarman thereby earnings its right to be on The Casque Marque Ale Trail.And like all Wetherspoons, it does have periodic staffing problems (I'm not an 'issues' person) and this will garner a bad review, however on my visit, late April 2018, being here only for the beer, the service was adequate

Pretty much your typical Wotherspoons except it's in an Airport. Staff were friendly and attentive, prices were what's to be expected for an Airport but the food and beer was decent. Meal was ready inside 15 minutes as promised as we didn't have much time. My burger was a lot better than I was expecting and my wife's chicken dish was excellent.

Suppose it's ok, but needs refreshing. Tables can be dirty on occasion and the prices really need reviewed. A fiver for a regular pint of beer is slightly steep. Never tried the food menu and don't think I would to be honest. What makes me laugh is that if you're lucky enough to get a good deal on your flight, you could spend the same amount in these kinda places. Bar staff friendly. OK place for a refreshment before boarding. Couple of charging ports to top up your phone battery which isn't bad.