Best Pubs in Glasgow City Centre
Glasgow certainly has a fair few pubs, but which ones are the best? From loud Irish pubs to little cosy pubs, football pubs to rugby pubs, gastro pubs to real ale pubs, Glasgow City Centre's got a plethora of great places where you're sure to find the ideal spot to chill with a couple of friends over your tipple of choice. See for yourself - check out our guide to the best pubs in Glasgow's City Centre and you'll be on your way to finding your new favourite hotspot.
Waxy O'Connors is a cracking Irish pub in the middle of Glasgow. While it is technically in Merchant City, as it's right next to Queen Street station, it's the ideal spot to relax after a long day at work before catching the train home. The pub itself is a huge venue, connected with wooden staircases and corridors, so you might end up spending more time admiring the architecture than drinking. The pub really gets going in the evening - as you would expect from an Irish pub - so stick around and soak up the atmosphere in one of the best pubs in Glasgow's City Centre.
Home to over 300 different types of malt whisky, you can be sure that The Pot Still is one of the best pubs in Glasgow City Centre. Loved by locals and tourists with a penchant for whisky, you'll probably end up spending many hours in here working your way through their formidable malt menu. Extremely knowledgeable staff, hearty grub and a homely, low key feel makes The Pot Still a great pub in Glasgow's City Centre.
The Admiral has gained a somewhat cult status in Glasgow, attracting your usual regulars but also a younger crowd on the weekends. This Glasgow pub's central location makes it a great meeting point for a night out or somewhere to settle for the evening. With a traditional pub upstairs and a club meets gig venue below, The Admiral is quite a clash. But for that reason, it's certainly one of the best pubs in Glasgow City Centre.
Hidden just off Argyle Street is Glasgow's oldest pub, Sloans. It's something of a multi-purpose venue these days, hosting weekly céilidhs, wedding receptions and movie nights, but it remains a firm favourite with the locals as a great place to have a drink in charming surroundings. One of the best pubs in Glasgow's City Centre to catch up with friends over a glass of wine or pint of ale.
