These are the 21 best pubs in Glasgow - according to CAMRA's Good Beer Guide 2020
By Rosalind Erskine
Published 18th Sep 2019, 18:00 GMT
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When it comes to pubs in Glasgow, we're spoilt for choice - and sometimes it can be a bit overwhelming.
Luckily, CAMRA's Good Beer Guide can make that next pub crawl a little easier. Here we take a look at 21 of the best pubs in Glasgow according to their 2020 guide.
One of Glasgows leading whisky bars, The Pot Still has a range of four changing beers, some not often seen in the city.
With two changing beers, this lively brewery bar is located in the iconic Wellpark Brewery site and has become a must-visit spot for beer lovers in Glasgow.
Open since 1985, this pub/cafe/restaurant offers live music, great food, a peat fire and barbecues and boules in the garden in summer.
This popular Merchant City bar has a good selection of Scottish beers and ales as well as foreign beers in bottles and draught. Look out for live music and definitely try the traditional pub food.
One of the pioneers of the real ale scene in Glasgow, this charming bar serves over 800 different beers in a year. If you love a dram then there are over 400 whiskies on offer as well.
Ideal for a drink before a match or event at Hampden, this brewbar serves up to four Clockwork beers and four guest ales, often chosen from customer feedback.
Formerly two 18th century cottages, Curlers Rest has been a favourite student hang out for years. The selection of real ales sits alongside a selection of world beers, and food is served all day.
Inn Deep is set in the arches of the old railway station and overlooks the River Kelvin. Offering three guest cask ales, good food and regular poetry and music nights, the pub is also dog-friendly and has an outdoor seating area.
Located in a former bank, this pub serves local and national beers as well as food and a selection of spirits.
