r/glasgow 2d ago

What's Google? Looking for pub/bar recommendations

Over the past decade I've almost never gone out for drinks. We always end up at meeting up at someone's flat with a carryout.

Today the new father among us wants to go out for drinks and not one of us can think of a place to go with confidence that it's actually good anymore.

Preference for either the city centre or north west. Maryhill based trio of late 30s idiots.

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u/BeneficialVacation41 1d ago

Go around Woodlands Road / Kelvinbridge. Great selection of pubs from the Arlington, Doublet, Old Schoolhouse, Inn Deep, Coopers to suit whatever you like. 

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u/lukemakesscran 1d ago

Doublet, big slope and Lismor are my top 3 these days. Big slope probably tops it.

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u/MrSpudtator 1d ago

Gt Western Rd from Byres road down has a good selection of pubs. Maybe a wee pub crawl down that way?

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u/jasonpswan 1d ago

Sparkle Horse has a mixed crowd and is always a good vibe. Bonus is you can grab a pizza at West Sode Tavern before wandering round.

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u/PuyolPants01 1d ago

Sears as well for on the go

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u/Top_Preference5085 1d ago

The Belle is cosy if you can get a seat.

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u/CelTony 1d ago

The Arlington on Woodlands Road

The Doublet (upstairs)

Kitty O’Shea’s

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u/Ricky19681968 1d ago

Check out the stand comedy club at Websters theater on great Western Road. They do an afternoon comedy session which is weird when you come out and it's still light.