Best Pubs In Glasgow City Centre

Walkabout is one of the best Glasgow city centre pubs, toting a vibrant Aussie theme throughout. Not only can you bag affordable tipples and droolworthy munch, but also enjoy live sports screenings via the massive projector. Plus you can expect a heaving dancefloor on the weekends.

Wood-panelled walls, leather booths and cosy lighting make up the bones of this city centre haunt. Pop along to tip back a range of top-quality sips, from refreshing cocktails to classic ales, as well as chomp on a menu of eclectic bites, with plenty of TVs showing all the sports fixtures.

After pubs in Glasgow city centre open? Felson's is a great shout, thanks to its plethora of pool tables and HD screens. While catching the latest sports fixture, tuck into a mouthwatering burger and fries, alongside a pint of beer.

O'Neill's Grand Central is one of the best Glasgow pubs in the city centre for many reasons. Boasting the likes of bottomless pizza brunches, sloshing pints of Guinness and a cool beer garden that's primed for sunshine sips, it's hard to go wrong with this spot.

Nestled on West Nile Street, Innis & Gunn Brewery Taproom is the place to go for all things craft beer. The city centre bar boasts 24 taps of beautiful brews which pair perfectly with the lip-smacking menu of elevated pub grub on offer. Think fish and chips, burgers and more.

Looking for cheap pubs in Glasgow city centre? Ark is renowned across town for its bargain booze and bites, while still maintaining a high-quality standard across the board. As for food, you can munch on anything from loaded subs to towering burgers, with beers and cocktails to wash it down.

Very much an iconic institution, The Horseshoe Bar is a local fave, offering characterful interiors and an enticing range of brews. It also rustles up the best pub food in Glasgow city centre, so head on over for lots of Scottish classics, including fish and chips, gourmet burgers and more.

BrewDog Kelvingrove is one of the best pubs in Glasgow for couples, fronting industrial-chic interiors and a crowd-pleasing menu. Shimmy along to this Argyle Street hangout to gobble down world-famous wings and juicy burgers, as well as a tip-top array of beers.

Waxy O'Connor's is a cracking Irish pub in the middle of the city. It's astoundingly huge, with multiple rooms and floors, plus boasts some of the very best Guinness around. As you can imagine, it's both a great stop for after-work pints, as well as the perfect party palace come the weekend.

Shilling Brewing Co. brings a unique concept to the city centre with its brewpub, serving both in-house and Scottish guest pints. Pop along and try one of the frothy craft creations alongside stonebaked pizzas - chorizo and black pudding anyone?

Nestled under an old bank, Drum & Monkey is one of the best real ale pubs in Glasgow city centre. You'll find a whole load of award-winning brews on tap, alongside an enticing array of spirits and hearty eats. It's the ultimate spot for post-work tipples with pals.

The Raven is a proper pub in the centre of town, slinging out a menu of classic plates, including roast dinners, sumptuous burgers and grilled sandwiches. That's not all though, as the ever-rotating range of craft beer perfectly fits in with the bar's penchant for casual darts.

The Smokin' Fox is Waterloo Street's resident pub and scullery, mixing Victorian and modern aesthetics to create one cool yet homely place to drink. As well as pouring the usual suspects of beer, wine and cocktails, it has a mean range of gin and whisky for the taking. 

On the hunt for a city centre pub with plenty of character? Kitty O'Shea's is a haven for Irish-inspired drinking, dining and dancing. From hearty lunches to overflowing brews, live music sessions to epic sports screenings, this haunt can always be counted on for a good time.

Classic American comfort food and local draught beer - is there much more you need from a pub in central Glasgow? Thundercat has got both in abundance, along with a long selection of cocktails, shakes and seltzers, plus weekend DJ sets.

Bavaria Brauhaus is bursting with delicious drinks that are ripe for the picking. Dive into plates of schweinshaxe, schnitzel and traditional Bavarian sausage with freshly poured pints in the stunning beer hall. This really is a lovely little slice of Germany in Glasgow. 

Located on West Regent Street, Buck's Bar is a great central Glasgow spot. The quirky rock 'n' roll venue specialises in seriously addictive Nashville hot chicken, cocktails, beers and Bourbon, all served alongside regular live music nights.

As it's home to over 300 different types of malt whisky, you can be sure that The Pot Still is a hot contender as the best pub in Glasgow city centre. Loved by locals and tourists with a penchant for firewater, this will see you whiling away the hours working your way through the selection.