Serving up a dose of utterly unpretentious, frill free good times, The Arlington (or The Arly as it is more fondly known) has established itself as an institution among West End pleasure seekers. Your classic, old fashioned Glasgow boozer attracts a crowd of fresh faced students, ready to hit the dance-floor to a soundtrack of hits from across the decade. Real ale and speciality beers are served on tap, and rarely hitting the £3 mark, and a Bloody Mary will set you back a mere £2. 

The Arlington finds itself shrouded in mystery and myth; upon the wall of this West End boozer stands The Stone of Destiny, one of Scotland's most treasured artefacts. The stone was used for the coronation of Scottish Kings and Queens for centuries until it was stolen by King Edward I and transferred to Westminster Abbey (or so they thought); little did the world know that beneath a boxed pub seat, the stone lay for years until it was discovered and later displayed in an open wall amongst colour changing lights. If you fancy drinking cheap pints in the presence of this mysterious artefact, you've found yourself the perfect West End haunt.