Football Pubs In Glasgow

When it comes down to old football pubs in Glasgow, The James Tassie is a great option. Nab a table by one of the many HD screens, or in front of their huge projector against the back wall, where you'll be able to chow down on black pudding fritters, cheesy garlic bread or haggis bites, all while sipping pints and cheering your team on.

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With screens scattered throughout the venue and one huge projector, Felson's is coming up trumps when it comes to sports pubs. You'll get to enjoy a wide range of delicious cocktails and freshly brewed pints while catching every single second of the match. And after the game? Take advantage of their many pool or shuffleboard tables for some extra competition.

There's no doubt that Auctioneers is an absolute favourite among football fanatics. Not only is it a cosy bolthole with a welcoming atmosphere every day of the week, but when the screens turn on and kick off commences? This joint really comes to life. And if you fancy a bite to eat while you watch, then try out their three for £13 small plates - which include barbecue cauliflower bites, pulled beef tacos and fiery Cajun fries.

One of the best places for watching football in Glasgow, The Ark shows all the biggest Sky and TNT Sports matches across its HD TVs. It also has the largest screen around, so you won't miss a minute of the tournaments. Plus, you can chow down on grilled halloumi tacos, stone-baked pizzas and spicy burgers topped with onion bhajis, washed down with refreshingly cold pints.

Granary is bringing us one of the best places to watch football in Southside, showcasing a number of screens across the room and a bucketload of tasty eats too. Think barbecue pulled beef tacos, crispy chicken burgers, mac 'n' cheese and so much more, all paired with a great selection of lager and ale. And when the sun's shining? Check out their relaxing outdoor terrace as well.

Thanks to both Sky and TNT sports, The Howgait is definitely one of the best pubs for football in Glasgow city centre. Located in the Townhead area, this old-school boozer slings out a selection of seasonal ales and two for one cocktails - alongside juicy bacon cheeseburgers and succulent rump steak, or you can even nab three small plates for just £9.99.

For pubs showing the football in Glasgow, O'Neill's Grand Central and Merchant Square are just the places. These hotspots are keeping you occupied with big screens, burgers and a range of affordable drinks to sip on throughout. What's more, if you're there on the weekend then you can expect live DJ sets to follow too. On the hunt for a bargain? They also offer three small plates for £13 as well.

Though it may be best known for its fantastic live music sessions, The Lauder's is also one of our favourite sports bars in Glasgow city centre thanks to a range of top-tier HD TVs. Toting cosy interiors alongside classic pub fare like chargrilled beef burgers, stone-baked pizza or steak and Guinness pie, this place is perfect for a bite to eat or a pint while you watch your team make their way to victory.

Whether it's the Champions or Premier League, don't miss a single second of the action by snapping up a table at Tennents Bar - one of the best Glasgow's West End pubs showing football. The Byres Road pub boasts large screens so you always have a prime view of the matches, plus there's plenty of food and drinks to fuel you through - think barbecue pork bao buns to melted cheese dippers with your pint.

Without a doubt, The Horseshoe Bar is one of the best pubs to watch football in Glasgow. This historic spot has been around for more than 170 years, complete with traditional wooden decor and a huge central bar. Boasting numerous TVs showing all the fixtures, a buzzing ambience on game days and a fantastic menu of comfort food like crispy chicken burgers and stone-baked pizza topped with mac 'n' cheese, this joint is coming up trumps.

As this joint is inspired by the Land Down Under, you can bet your bottom dollar it has an electric game day vibe among its surfboard-covered interiors. Toting a huge projector screen, Walkabout shows most of the football matches, with lively parties for huge sporting events too. And if you get hungry? Check out their international menu of Southern-fried chicken wraps, spicy nduja nachos, Korean barbecue burgers and more.

While you may know Alea Glasgow Casino better for its exciting entertainment offering and 24/7 opening hours, it's also home to a sensational sports bar. The menu here is equally impressive, featuring everything from crispy halloumi burgers to beef tagliatelle. Get in a cocktail or two and enjoy an HD screening of the footie, with a snazzy VIP area for those extra fancy folk.

Irish-themed bar Waxy O'Connor's is mad about all things sports, with HD TVs scattered all over the venue. Park yourself in this cosy haunt on match days for incredible banter and loads of big-screen action, as well as tasty dishes like seafood chowder, chicken and bacon pot pie or classic fish 'n' chips. As for the interiors? Expect dark wooden furnishings and an ornate ceiling complete with stained glass and intricate paneling.

Dating back to the 17^th century, Curler's Rest on Byres Road is all about giving you an authentic Scottish pub experience, thanks to its cosy decor, traditional dishes and burning log fires. It also brings the games to the West End, showing regular sports matches from the SPL to the Premier League. So, settle in with a few drinks and soak up the action, with hand-pulled lamb shank shepherd's pie or baked macaroni cheese to keep you fuelled.

Located in East Kilbride, Hudsons is a great pick of football pubs, as the cosy choice has got a load of screens dotted about its space. But that's not all that's in store, thanks to the friendly boozer having everything from pints to gin spritzes, cocktails and other spirits behind the bar. Take a seat in one of their spacious leather booths to watch the game, with slot machines to keep you entertained during half time.

For cosy spots to watch the latest football match, check out The Merchant. The venue has HD screens sprinkled around the space, as well as comfy seating and pints with your name on it. The food menu is pretty top-notch too, from barbecue chicken wings to all-day breakfast, and you can grab a burger and a drink for as little as £9.29 here. And on the weekends? Expect live DJs playing cracking tunes after the game is over.

If you're looking for a buzzing spot to catch the next big game in, then check out hope &Vincent on St Vincent Street. This lively boozer is filled with plush velvet seating and brick walls, with a huge eight-foot screen to catch the action on.

Fancy a little competition of your own? they've also got a pool table for after the match. And if all that excitement is making you hungry, then devour hearty dishes like fish and chips, chilli con carne or chicken katsu curry.

Rum Bongo is the go-to spot in Glasgow's West End for sports fans who want to enjoy a game in a laid-back atmosphere. Watch football, rugby, or boxing on the big screen while sipping on strong drinks and enjoying Caribbean-inspired food.

The bar also offers plenty of entertainment options beyond the game, with a pool table, foosball, and arcade games to keep the fun going. With regular events like Tuesday quizzes and Thursday rum tastings, it's not just about the game - it's about making the most of your night out.

Found on the edge of the city, The Old Smiddy Inn is a traditional, cosy pub that's always electric when a big game is on. Settle under the colourful bunting and grab yourself a pint of the good stuff then watch as the footie match unfolds. Peckish? Then be sure to make the most of their all-day menu too, which features everything from gourmet burgers to cauliflower wings or a creamy mac 'n' cheese.

All who visit Drum & Monkey end up becoming regulars, thanks to its stylish 1920s boozer aesthetic and warm hospitality. It's also a hubbub for football fans, as not only can they get a great view of the games from the multiple screens, but also award-winning real ales and delish pub grub - we're talking chicken and oyster mushroom pies, baked macaroni cheese or a sumptuous Sunday roast.

The Raven is a modern pub located in the heart of Glasgow's city centre, specialising in maple-smoked beef brisket, loaded nacho fries and juicy homemade meat or veggie burgers - alongside plenty of refreshing craft beers of course. Heading here on a match day? You can catch every thrilling moment across 13 widescreen TVs showing all the top games throughout the week.

Dram! is a cool city pub that's passionate about football. With special offers, delicious house pizzas or gourmet burgers and lively banter, this is often hailed as the place to be on match days. So if you're seeking out some Tartan Army cohorts, you'll most likely find them here. These guys also offer up the best of locally produced craft beer, but if that's not your thing then check out one of over 70 bottles of whisky available behind the bar.

Why just watch the match, when you can do so while playing a few rounds of golf at the same time? A bar with big screens, digital gaming, pool tables and fun vibes, The Golf Lounge is the ultimate hangout for sports fans in the city. Head on over to catch your favourite team with a tasty tipple to hand, as well as mouthwatering international bites such as pulled pork empanadas, veggie chilli loaded fries and 12-inch pizzas.

If you're searching for a sports bar in Glasgow? Rab Ha's is a Merchant City watering hole that serves a lengthy selection of beer, wine and spirits alongside a menu of international cuisine made from seasonal Scottish ingredients - think crispy aubergine burgers, prawn linguini or Thai chicken curry. Pop over on match day and indulge a little while catching all the action on one of their many screens.

Record Factory is a cool bar, club and restaurant in the West End which also happens to be one of the city's best football hangouts. It's littered with 12 big screens showing all the major matches, so you never have to miss a corner, free kick or penalty ever again. You can enjoy draught beer or signature cocktails like The Lychee Cooler or a Peach Fizz here, with regular pop-up kitchens coming to this spot as well.

Boasting HD screens at every single table around the venue, and a snug area for private viewings, Kitty's is giving you plenty of reasons to pay them a visit when the football is on. Enjoy some classic Irish hospitality with craft brews and a lively crowd at this bustling destination, which has both Sky and TNT Sports on offer. And after the game's over? You can often catch live music being performed here as well.