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Glasgow is renowned for its excellent traditional pubs, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere for a cold pint and good company right across the city. These long-standing community fixtures, the city's constants despite occasional facelifts or name changes, are the heart of the pub scene.
We've compiled a list of the best traditional pubs in Glasgow, featuring a diverse range from the totally unique, like The Doublet, to absolute classics, such as The Scotia. Each establishment offers its own distinct charm, cementing its place as a great Glasgow traditional pub.
Continue reading to discover the other traditional pubs that made our selection.
9. Lauders
Lauder's Bar on Sauchiehall Street was originally known as the Royal Lochnagar Vaults. The history of the pub dates back to 1836, with Archibald Lauder taking over the premises in 1871. 76 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3DE. | Contributed
10. Hielan Jessie
The Hielan Jessie is a historic pub on the Gallowgate, dating back to 1771. It's a popular spot for Barras and Barrowland Ballroom visitors. 374 Gallowgate, Glasgow G4 0TX. | Bow Hospitality
11. Babbity Bowser
Babbity Bowser is a Merchant City gem for those looking for a cosy winter pint. Great beer, great food and always a warm welcome. 16-18 Blackfriars St, Glasgow G1 1PE | Glasgow Life
12. The Crown Creighton
The Crown Creighton is one of Dennistoun's best known pubs with a boozer sitting on this site since the 1870s. 476-480 Duke St, Glasgow G31 1QF. | UK Businesses for Sale