Best Pubs In Glasgow

On the hunt for cheap pubs in Glasgow city centre? Walkabout is a heaving hangout that gives a nod to its Australian heritage with zingy decor and a range of tasty tucker. And of course you won't be going thirsty, as the drinks menu is long enough to satiate any cravings you many have. 

Modern equipment meets age-old tradition at WEST On The Green. Head here for a pint of authentic Glaswegian beer and an exciting menu combining Scottish and German ingredients, as well as a sprawling garden for when the weather's warm.

Nestled in an old bank building, Drum & Monkey is both traditional and elegant, making for one cool place to enjoy a tipple or two. Pop over to chomp on haggis, neeps and tatties, as well as towering burgers, washed down with pints aplenty.

Shilling Brewing Co. is a renowned local favourite. Based on West George Street, the brewpub serves carefully crafted beers boasting fresh and innovative flavour combinations, as well as DJ nights, tours and live sports. If you get hungry? The pizzas are absolutely mega.

Glasgow pubs in Merchant City don't get much more affordable than Home, a friendly spot where there's plenty to choose between. Expect £3 craft beers on Monday, a free pint with you burger on Wednesday, and more food or drink besides.

The craft beer extraordinaires at Innis & Gunn have perfected the art of the humble pub with their Ashton Lane and city centre outposts. They pour pints freshly brewed on site, which go perfectly with the gastro grub that has locals coming back time and time again.

Ah, The Lauder's. It's one of the best pubs in Glasgow for couples, thanks to its unique interiors (think indoor foliage and leather seating), as well as the regular roster of cracking live music. But to drink? Choose from beers, cocktails or lip-smacking wines.

One of the best pubs in Glasgow's West End, Curler's Rest is a seriously cosy hangout. Whether you're in a big group around a beerhall-style bench or a loved-up couple snuggling on the sofa, it's the perfect plot, with wholesome eats for any occasion.

Boasting 170 years under its belt, there's no doubt that The Horseshoe Bar is one of the best traditional pubs in Glasgow. The interiors are made up of dark wood and comfortable seating, while the menu totes pizzas, burgers and tapas plates.

Auctioneers has gained itself local fame as one of the best pubs in Glasgow's Merchant City. But what's all the fuss about? It's only got gloriously cosy interiors, lively sports screenings, a fantastic range of eclectic grub and... oh wait.

O'Neill's Merchant Square is quite the choice if you're looking for affordable fare, pints and cocktails. Even better, it holds regular live music nights and buzzing sports screenings. Or if you fancy, you can also check out its sister site in the city centre.

Village Hotel's Pub & Grill is fabulous for many reasons. Not only is it just a short walk from Hydro and SEC (meaning it's perfect for a pre-gig or game sip), but it also boasts 70-inch screens showing the matches. For those with a rumbling stomach, the sarnies are a must-have.

From the casual interiors and perfectly poured pints to the menu of Deep South-style grub, you can see why BrewDog has proven so popular. A fantastic craft beer pub in Glasgow's West End, it takes your casual drinking session to the next level.

A bustling Irish joint, Waxy O'Connor's is a sprawling monster of a pub. Set over three floors, this hideaway is beautifully crafted with incredible carpentry throughout. Despite the size, it still has a homely, local feel with sports screenings, fresh pints and stellar grub.

Drygate made a name for itself as the nation's first experiential craft brewery. Comprising of a raised beer garden, restaurant, bottle shop and 24 taps, it remains at the forefront of Scotland's drinking scene as one of the most famous Glasgow pubs.

A bustling bar and classic boozer rolled into one, McChuills is one of the city's best live gigging venues, where you can also douse yourself in international brews aplenty. With its penchant for folk music and cracking comedy, it will have you jigging 'til late.

The Ben Nevis is a lovingly designed boozer on Argyle Street that's ideal for a night of whisky sipping. Fronting bucketloads of charm, this Glasgow pub is laden with elements of Scottish folklore and history, plus is an ode to the rich countryside that surrounds the city.

Famed as one of the best pubs in Glasgow city centre, The Raven merges casual darts and live sports with a lip-smacking menu of mouthwatering ribs and fully stacked burgers. Oh, and did we mention the cocktails and craft beers?

Home to a wide whisky selection, The Pot Still was always going to make the list of the best Glasgow pubs in the city centre. A super spot for after-work drinks, it's often bustling with characters congregating for a quality bevs and a fabulous, women-only whisky club.

An inviting space of rich wood, traditional Irish decor and snug alcoves, Kitty retains a warm ambience that must be savoured. There are plenty of beers on tap (and a devoted whisky bar if things look like they're escalating), plus plenty of comfort food classics to keep you filled.

A prized seafood restaurant and cocktail haunt complete with its own secret garden, The Finnieston uses the finest Scottish ingredients, and it shows. Pop in for a feast of fresh oysters and daily catches, before retiring to a gin bar for exciting signatures and a medley of G&Ts.