The Lodge Bar, 93, 95 High Street, Airdrie

The Lodge Bar, located at 93 and 95 High Street in Airdrie, dates from around 1880 and includes elements from earlier 19th century construction. This two-storey, three-bay building has a rectangular plan and features gabled Jacobethan detailing. The exterior is finished with harled squared and snecked sandstone rubble, and includes a base course and an eaves course cornice. The windows have plain margins, projecting cills, and lintels.

On the northern principal elevation, there is a door at the center with a blind oculus above and a corbelled cornice. This is flanked by symmetrical, slightly advanced gabled bays. The ground floor has broad windows, while the upper floor features stone mullioned bipartite windows. The gables break the eaves with strapwork decoration above the lintels and have gablet finials at their apexes, with a stone star finial on the left gable. A door is located at the far right.

The southern rear elevation has irregular fenestration, while both the eastern and western side elevations are blind gable ends. The upper storey has plate glass sash and case windows, while the ground floor features modern plate glass. The roof is covered with grey slates and lead flashing, and there are broad, coped gable stacks.

Inside, the bar has modern pub fittings.