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.
9. Tennent’s
Bought from Hugh Tennent in 1884, this pub is as old-school they come. Indeed, until the early 70s, women were not allowed in the bar. That all changed when Shelley Russell, an American studying at Glasgow University, organised a ‘sit-in’. There was also a demonstration out on Byres Road. | CAMRA
10. The Doublet
The Doublet opened in 1962 - and this traditional West End pub remains hugely popular to this day. | The Doublet
11. Dukes Bar
Dukes Bar is a classic street corner pub on Old Dumbarton Road. Famously, The Clash played an impromptu free gig at the pub back in 1985. | Dukes Bar
12. The Snaffle Bit
A local favourite on the corner of Sauchiehall Street and Gray Street, The Snaffle Bit is a great place to enjoy cheap pints. | The Snaffle Bit