There is a huge number of Greene King pubs spread across Glasgow with some being real neighbourhood favourites.
Although we always try and champion independent pubs, we understand that some people may be looking for value for money along with a bite to eat at affordable prices.
This is how each of the pubs rank based on Google reviews with a bit of background about the pub and what you can expect upon visiting.
1. The Scotia
Our top rated Greene King pub is one of Glasgow’s best known. First licensed in 1815, this pub is famous for a folk music tradition started in the early 1960s with Billy Connolly being a regular back in the day. 112 Stockwell St, Glasgow G1 4LW. | Contributed
2. Molly Malone’s
You’ll be sure to get plenty craic and Irish hospitality at Molly Malone’s just off Sauchiehall Street. The Guinness is delicious and they have live music on regularly at weekends. 224 Hope St, Glasgow G2 2UG | Molly Malone’s
3. The Grove
A great wee spot to nip into on your way to a gig at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro. The traditional pub still has plenty regulars and is in the heart of Finnieston. 8 Kelvingrove St, Finnieston, Glasgow G3 7RX. | The Grove
4. The Quaich
Some of the locals have been visiting The Quaich for decades which can be found in the Shawlands area of the city. 52 Coustonholm Rd, Shawlands, Glasgow G43 1UF. | The Quaich