One of Glasgow's best dog-friendly pubs, Curler's Rest has an open door policy when it comes to your poochy pal. Make a day of it and go for a walk around the botanic gardens, then venture over to this cosy corner of Hillhead for a well-deserved beer.

Innis & Gunn over on Ashton Lane are absolutely barking mad about dogs. It's also a pup-ular spot for craft beer sipping, as they showcase an ample selection of bottles and pints. If you get peckish, nay worries, as they have all kinds of hearty bites available.

Wondering where's dog-friendly in Glasgow? The James Tassie, that's where. This cosy, traditional boozer welcomes canine companions with open arms. So, whether you're watching sports, enjoying affordable eats or sinking a pint, you'll be in great company.

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For affordable eats, refreshing pints and one helluva beer garden, it has to be Ark. But did you know that this joint is also barking mad about pups? Bring yours along with you and they'll be treated like a part of the family, with water bowls and the occasional snackaroo.

It's all in the name really, isn't it? If you're looking for somewhere that's dog-friendly in Glasgow's West End, BrewDog is a cool craft beer joint that's ready and waiting for you and your puppy pal. Pop by for lip-smacking pints, top-notch grub and chilled-out vibes.

Grosvenor Cafe knows that a trip out of the house just isn't worth it when your puppy pal isn't with you. That's why they allow dogs on the balcony and bar area (although not the restaurant). Crack on with a tasty bev or two alongside your best friend at this trendy watering hole, or nab delicious dishes like triple decker club sandwiches, hand-stretched prosciutto pizzas or a gourmet burger with handmade pickles.

Found just a short stroll from Queen's Park, Granary is one of the best dog-friendly pubs in Glasgow Southside. Although they aren't permitted in the restaurant, they're more than welcome to chill out alongside you in the front bar, where you can enjoy tasty food and drink.

Take your four-legged friend for a stroll in the nearby park, then reward yourselves with a refreshing pint and bowl of water (you can choose who has what later) over at West On The Green. And if you get hungry? There's mouthwatering German grub to wolf down.

Mowgli is the beautiful dining destination that's a hit with pups just as much as their owners. While surrounded by indoor trees and fairy lights (with your best friend by your side), dive into lip-smacking Indian eats, from tiffin boxes to flavoursome curries.

If you've got a well-behaved doggo on your hands? Head on over to Gaucho Glasgow for a scrumptious feast filled with Argentinian fare, including gorgeous cuts of steak cooked to perfection and shrimp ceviche, as they allow furry friends in the restaurant until 6pm.

On the hunt for dog-friendly restaurants in Glasgow? The Finnieston wants to make sure your doggo doesn't miss out on any of the action, letting them cuddle up beside you as you dine. Tuck into the mouthwatering menu of seafood or just pop along for a couple of drinks.

This great Irish pub is not just friendly to us human folk, it's also one of the best dog-friendly pubs in Glasgow's West End. Jinty McGuinty's welcomes customers of the canine variety, with plenty of live music and fresh pints of Guinness for you to get stuck into.

Dogs love nothing more than sausages and the great outdoors (let's be honest), and Bavaria Brauhaus features both. Boasting brilliant bratwurst and an open-air beer garden that's perfect for those sunny days, it's one of the best dog-friendly restaurants in Glasgow city centre.

When people bring their fur babies into Kelvingrove Café, it honestly makes the teams' day. But when they're not busy cooing over your pups, they're serving up cracking brunches, sarnies and pizzas, as well as beautifully presented cocktails and glasses of bubbles.

Your cute little pooch will never have to miss brunch ever again thanks to Kilmurray & Co. Head over with your doggy pal and tuck into French toast, eggs just the way you like them and more, as well as sip on an eye-catching menu of cocktails.

Over in the West End, The Left Bank is a stylish haunt that also welcomes your tail-wagging friends. Not just pup-friendly, the bar and restaurant serves up droolworthy food all day, as well as Scottish craft beers, international wines and seasonal cocktails.

The guys over at The Raven have been known to post a dog of the week feature on their Facebook, and for good reason. The city centre pub is very popular due to its chilled-out nature, ample selection of boozy beverages and huge screens showing live sports.

Spread over three floors just a short walk from Sauchiehall Street, Buck's Bar loves pups of all shapes and sizes. The rock 'n' roll venue is well-known for its Southern-inspired menu of delicious eats - make sure to try the wings - as well as tasty cocktails and live music.

Inn Deep is one of the most dog-friendly bars in Glasgow. Just one look at its social media posts and you know you've got some serious canine fans on your hand. Bring your pooch along for delicious beer and complimentary biscuits (the latter are for doggies only though, we're afraid.)

If you've been relentlessly searching for 'dog-friendly restaurants near me', then we've got just got the ticket. The Bungo over in Glasgow's vibrant Southside is positively mutt-mad, serving up head scratches, loving pats and plenty of treats.

Named after The Dude, one of the coolest fictional characters in history, Lebowski's is obviously going to be dog-friendly. Where better to chill with man's best friend than at an Argyle Street bar that has a dedication to white Russians and towering burgers?

The team over at The Ben Nevis are serious pooch-lovers, so much so that they even have their own 'Dogs of the Ben' calendar. It's an ideal spot for a pup who's into his whiskies, live sessions and fireside banter - owners are welcome too, as long as they're well-behaved, of course.