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.
5. Orwell’s
Formerly known as the Dorset Bar, there’s been a pub on the site of Orwell’s from as far back as the 1870s . | Orwell’s
6. The Grove
One of the few pubs to survive the gentrification of the area largely untouched, The Grove in Finnieston remains in the same site it always has, with a traditional interior that’s reminiscent of old-school Finnieston. | The Grove
7. The Curlers Rest
The Curlers Rest has served as a tavern on Byres Road since the 17th century. According to local legend, King Charles II visited the pub on a trip to Glasgow , enjoying the hospitality so much that he awarded the Royal Charter to the pub, allowing it to remain open seven days a week. | The Curlers Rest
8. The Dolphin
The Dolphin opened the same year as Celtic was founded - 1888 - and it looks like this old school pub on Dumbarton Road in Partick is here to stay. | CDLH