WEST on the Green is a brewery in Dennistoun, Glasgow.
Editorially verified July 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The beer garden on Glasgow Green is one of the city's biggest; the St Mungo lager is the flagship pour.
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Address: Templeton Building, Glasgow Green, Glasgow G40 1AQ
Drygate is a craft brewery, bar and kitchen beside Tennent's on Glasgow's east side, with 23 taps, a view into the brewhouse and an upstairs beer hall.
TipThe upstairs beer hall and terrace are more relaxed than the ground-floor brasserie; both look into the brewery.
Shilling Brewing Co is a city-centre brewpub in a former bank on West George Street, Glasgow, pouring 30-plus taps of its own beer alongside wood-fired pizza.
TipIt brews on-site in the old bank hall; the pizzas from Roberto the pizzaiolo are the food to order with a flight.
Grunting Growler is a craft-beer bottle shop and taproom on Old Dumbarton Road in Glasgow's West End, stocking 300-plus beers, natural wines and ciders.
TipFill a growler to take away or drink in; the rotating tap list leans hard into Scottish and independent breweries.
Overtone Brewing is one of Glasgow's most prolific modern craft breweries, running from a westside industrial unit and pouring hoppy beers in bars citywide.
TipThere is no full taproom bar, but you can order online and collect cans direct from the brewery shop.
Drygate is a craft brewery, bar and kitchen beside Tennent's on Glasgow's east side, with 23 taps, a view into the brewhouse and an upstairs beer hall.
TipThe upstairs beer hall and terrace are more relaxed than the ground-floor brasserie; both look into the brewery.
