Kieran Culkin and Arian Moayed in The Laurieston during filming for HBO’s Succession. Kieran Culkin and Arian Moayed in The Laurieston during filming for HBO’s Succession.
Kieran Culkin and Arian Moayed in The Laurieston during filming for HBO’s Succession. | supplied

Traditional pubs of Glasgow: 6 old-school Glasgow pubs to check out this weekend

Callum McCormack
By Callum McCormack

News Features Writer

Published 2nd Aug 2024, 09:23 BST
Updated 10th Aug 2024, 10:00 BST

Here are six old school Glasgow pubs to check out this weekend

Whilst Glasgow may well be at the forefront of the innovative, fashionable bar scene in Scotland, the city is still well known for it’s traditional, old school pubs.

For places that only exist in our city, we rate these Glasgow pubs highly.

The Grove boasts a traditional interior that’s so reminiscent of old-school Finnieston you'll think you've travelled back in time before the days of coffee shops and upmarket chippies. If you want the perfect summers day out in Finnieston, get yourself a pizza from Civerinos on a sunny day and eat it in Kelvingrove, before heading down to The Grove for a jar or two.

5. The Grove - 8 Kelvingrove Street

The Grove boasts a traditional interior that’s so reminiscent of old-school Finnieston you'll think you've travelled back in time before the days of coffee shops and upmarket chippies. If you want the perfect summers day out in Finnieston, get yourself a pizza from Civerinos on a sunny day and eat it in Kelvingrove, before heading down to The Grove for a jar or two. | Contributed

Deoch an Dorus, formerly known as The Hayburn Vaults, has been a pub since 1901 and is one of the best traditional pubs in the West End.

6. Deoch an Dorus

Deoch an Dorus, formerly known as The Hayburn Vaults, has been a pub since 1901 and is one of the best traditional pubs in the West End. | Deoch an Dorus

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