BrewDog Glasgow Kelvingrove, Kelvingrove, Glasgow

A newish addition to the Glasgow pub scene having only opened its doors at the end of July (my visit was end August so it was still quite embryonic at the time). The pub (actually more of a bar) is a good stroll through the park from the City centre and is situated opposite Kelvindon Art Gallery and a few doors down from the Kelvindon Hall Sports complex. The modern interior bar is a quite small with exposed brickwork, shop front windows bearing the Brewdog logos, bare girders, a modern brick bar and some unsightly air conditioning pipes that now seem to be an integral part of modern interior pub design. Seating was largely high tables with some sofas in the windows. Naturally the Brewdog craft beers are showcased (I noted Trashy Blonde, Zeirgeist, Punk IPA and Imperial Wheat although there may have been more) and a guest (Meantime Londion Stout). Prices seemed above average for the city. Food was displayed across a couple of blackboards. The atmosphere felt a bit more like a student bar with a youngish crowd and I can’t see that the stereotypical traditional beer drinker will find the place an essential visit although the pubs and bars in the immediate area don’t appear to offer much competition. It’s fine for what it is and obviously the beers are different to the norm but unless you’re in the area for a specific reason, I wouldn’t make a specific journey to there.