Pubs in Argyle Street

Great banter, great brews, great bars; Glasgow has one cracking pub scene. And as a key spot in Glasgow City Centre, the Argyle Street Area has more than its share of good boozers. Whether you're looking for a pint and a chat, or a wee dram and some quiet time with the paper, we reckon this sampling of Glasgow pubs will be right up you (Argyle) street. 




The Horseshoe Bar

For almost 170 years, The Horseshoe Bar has been something of an institution in Central Glasgow. Boasting the accolade of the longest continuous bar in Britain, the pub is actually shaped like a horse shoe. An old Victorian boozer, The Horseshoe's true claim to fame is it's legendary karaoke sessions every night while its ample pub grub and wide whisky and draught selection brings punters in throughout the day. A great traditional pub in the heart of Glasgow's City Centre. 

The Pot Still

Something of a city centre institution, The Pot Still is about as steeped in history and tradition as a Glasgow pub can get. This great whisky den claims the largest collection of malts in Scotland - they've over 560 to choose from. A proper Glasgow pub, with a friendly, warm, family-run atmosphere, this place is bustling seven nights a week

The Ben Nevis

With a location up the Finnieston end of Argyle Street, The Ben Nevis is a traditional Scottish pub, with one of a kind features that pay ode to its homeland. With contemporary trad sessions three nights a week, The Ben Nevis can be everything from a lively folk bar at night, to a quiet local by day, with comfortable seating and chatty regulars always up for a natter over a pint of IPA. If it's a dram you're after, with over 100 bottles of whisky on offer, there's plenty to choose from. The Ben Nevis is also a dog friendly pub, with pooches as valued as the regulars for their custom. A quirky pub, with great heart, The Ben Nevis is one of the Glasgow's real gems.