The Horse Shoe Bar is a bar in City Centre, Glasgow.
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Address: 17-19 Drury Street, Glasgow G2 5AE
Sloans is Glasgow's oldest bar and restaurant, an 1797 room in the Argyll Arcade off Argyle Street, all mahogany, mirrors and a famous ceilidh upstairs.
DrinkCask ale in the wood-panelled bar
FoodPub classics and fish and chips
TipThe Saturday-night ceilidh in the upstairs ballroom is a proper Glasgow night out; book if you want to dance.
Nice N Sleazy is a Sauchiehall Street bar and gig venue in Glasgow, a long-running city-centre institution with an upstairs bar and a basement stage.
DrinkCheap house spirits and craft cans
FoodBar food, meat and vegan
TipThe upstairs bar serves food until 9pm; the downstairs venue opens at 7:30pm for gigs and club nights.
The Butterfly and the Pig is a quirky, vintage-styled bar on Bath Street in Glasgow, mixing cocktails, Scottish comfort food and live music six nights a week.
DrinkRetro cocktails and tea-time serves
FoodScottish comfort food
TipThe tearoom next door at number 151 does an old-fashioned afternoon tea; the bar downstairs is the night-time draw.
Sloans is Glasgow's oldest bar and restaurant, an 1797 room in the Argyll Arcade off Argyle Street, all mahogany, mirrors and a famous ceilidh upstairs.
DrinkCask ale in the wood-panelled bar
FoodPub classics and fish and chips
TipThe Saturday-night ceilidh in the upstairs ballroom is a proper Glasgow night out; book if you want to dance.
Brel is a Belgian beer bar in a converted Ashton Lane mews in Glasgow's West End, pouring Trappist ales and mussels with one of the city's best beer gardens.
DrinkBelgian Trappist and abbey beer
FoodMoules-frites and Belgian dishes
TipThe covered, heated beer garden means it works year-round; it is one of the few Ashton Lane spots with real outdoor space.
Inn Deep is a craft-beer bar in the railway arches beside the River Kelvin in Glasgow, pouring 33 taps and Sub Rosa pizza on a canalside West End terrace.
DrinkRotating craft beer from 33 taps
FoodSub Rosa pizza
TipOn a warm day the riverside steps down to the Kelvin fill up fast; grab a pizza and a can and head outside.
Nice N Sleazy is a Sauchiehall Street bar and gig venue in Glasgow, a long-running city-centre institution with an upstairs bar and a basement stage.
DrinkCheap house spirits and craft cans
FoodBar food, meat and vegan
TipThe upstairs bar serves food until 9pm; the downstairs venue opens at 7:30pm for gigs and club nights.
Brutti Compadres is a candlelit tapas and cocktail bar hidden in cobbled Virginia Court in Glasgow's Merchant City, set in the old tobacco exchange.
DrinkHouse cocktails and sherry
FoodMediterranean small plates
TipIt is tucked down a lane off Virginia Street and easy to miss; look for the courtyard entrance.
The Butterfly and the Pig is a quirky, vintage-styled bar on Bath Street in Glasgow, mixing cocktails, Scottish comfort food and live music six nights a week.
DrinkRetro cocktails and tea-time serves
FoodScottish comfort food
TipThe tearoom next door at number 151 does an old-fashioned afternoon tea; the bar downstairs is the night-time draw.
