The Tolbooth

The place is wonderful! The staff made us very welcome and this is just the ice on the cake! Martin Simpson's concert is the best thing I've seen live in years! Supreme artistry and the kindest man with his fans! Very special night for my son and I!

1st time at the venue and had a great night. Staff were great and Nati and her band were absolutely amazing. The support act Ili was great and had a fantastic voice. The Bar staff were very friendly and we will definitely be coming back for future events.

Great venue with an amazing history. The hill climb was unexpected and a great workout. Nice intimate modern venue. We seen a 3 piece country rock band.

The Tollbooth is very cool with its modern industrial stair case leading to the top. I went in today with my mum to see the Reachout Art that's displayed in the Gallery. The staff Lavina and Mark Lough helped my mum manage her fear of heights and helped her get to the second floor, Thanks, your help was greatly appreciated. The art was great to see, enjoyed it very much x some of my favourites in pics x

I can only speak to the cafe, which is one of the most cosy and serene places in which I have had the pleasure to eat. Chloe is a remarkable cook and a very sweet and generous person. Far from crowded, the cafe provides a peaceful liminal space apart from the chaos and upheaval of everyday life. I am not surprised that this place is a music venue, though I did not guess search when I was at the cafe, because the music playing over the speakers was thoughtfully and artfully chosen. Indie and artsy with a heavy folk influence, it conveyed perfectly the particular beauty of the musical tradition here in the UK. I highly recommend the soup and toastie combo if you are here for the cafe: it is unpretentious but absolutely celestial.

Another gig at the Tolbooth. A good show and great staff. A real shame that the council has stopped the £1 deposit on the plastic "glasses" from the bar though.

Friday 2nd Aug, i attended a double presentation at this excellent venue in Stirling featuring photographs from the acclaimed and definitive book by David Meldrum Lowe on who was who in entertainment in Stirlingshire and Clackmannan shire from pre1950's to 1989. The book is entitled " Keeping the Stories Alive".Mr.Meldrum Lowe made a personal appearance this evening and gave a short speech in support of the exhibition content.This fascinating collection was presented alongside the excellent work of young genius with a camera, Harry Papadopoulos who recorded images of many famous Scottish and international stars mainly throughout the 1980's His body of work is extensive. The exhibition runs till 28th Sept and entry is Free.

Great venue for live music or any live entertainment. Nice wee bar upstairs, always very welcoming and spotlessly clean.