Denholms, Glasgow

Apparently established in 1872, Denholms is a pleasant pub with traditional décor that was empty during a recent Monday evening visit. The bar on the right-hand wall supports a standard keg range and pub grub is available during the day. I didn’t read a menu, but a pie and pint deal for £4 is available Monday thru to Friday. I counted two plasma screens and spotted an advertisement for daily live horse racing. There is also a weekly quiz every Wednesday from 19:00. Downstairs are the toilets and a second bar that is available for hire. I found the service to be very friendly and I would pop back in again if passing.

Another great Glasgow pub worth a look

Opposite the entrance to Glasgow Central Low Level station, this is a very busy, traditional style pub, attracting a mixture of regulars and passing trade. The street level bar is wood panelled and features a large mural depicting, presumably, groups of customers. The toilets are inconveniently located in the basement, as is the former lounge, which now lies unused. There are extremely popular karaoke sessions on Friday evenings and prices are reasonable for the city centre, with Guinness at £2.85 a pint.

Handy location for central station. Standard draught selection.