@No16 Bar, Glasgow

I usually prefer small pubs, but this one is uncomfortably narrow and cramped, especially the toilets which verge on the claustrophobic. Being squashed into a corner of the Glasgow Central station building, it is likely to be one of one of the first pubs a visitor to the city comes across, which is unfortunate. With low prices (e.g. Guinness at £2.80 a pint) and a central location, it tends to attract some rather rough and ready custom and the whole place has a slightly unkempt appearance. It was formerly known as McGinn’s, after Glasgow comedian Matt McGinn, and his likeness can still be seen around the walls. Despite the shortage of space, it sometimes hosts singers and there are two TVs at either end of the bar. The seating outside is on a congested pavement beside a very busy road and serves more as an overspill area from the bar than anything else.

Now called The Two Heided Man

pAUL THE OWNER IS ALWAYS ON HAND FOR THE CRAIC GOOD PUB AND GOOD NIGHT OUT IF OUT WITH THE BHOYS