Much has been written about the death of the traditional pub, but Glasgow has plenty of amazing places where you can wet your whistle.
Have a look through our photo gallery to see 15 ‘proper’ pubs in Glasgow's West End - and let us know your own favourites in the comments.
These pubs are listed in no particular order.
1. The Rosevale Tavern
A wine merchant way back in the late 1800s, it became a pub under William Baird Taylor in 1903. In 1923, The Rosevale was opened by John Grant, already known for owning Rogano in Royal Exchange Place. In the 1990s, the pub was partly-owned by legendary former Rangers manager Walter Smith. | The Rosevale Tavern / CAMRA | The Rosevale Tavern / CAMRA
2. Deoch an Dorus
Formerly known as The Hayburn Vaults, this has been a pub since 1901. Deoch an Dorus is a local pub with a traditional feel. | Deoch an Dorus
3. The Park Bar
The Park Bar, situated on Argyle Street, is a classic old traditional boozer, with live music from Thursday to Sunday. | The Park Bar
4. The Sparkle Horse
It may not look like it from the outside, but the interior of The Sparkle Horse screams old school, and has existed on Dowanhill Street since at least the 1890s, formerly known as The Dowanhill Bar. Photo: Google Maps | Google Maps