Pubs in Glasgow town centre for pre/post semi final pints

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

Usually go to Drouthy Neebors on Queen Street for pre/post Hampden game pints, good pub for Soccer Saturday, t-time games etc.

[Nakedmanoncrack]

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Usually go to Drouthy Neebors on Queen Street for pre/post Hampden game pints, good pub for Soccer Saturday, t-time games etc.

Don't know that one, what time does it open?

[HH81]

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Usually go to Drouthy Neebors on Queen Street for pre/post Hampden game pints, good pub for Soccer Saturday, t-time games etc.

I'm staying in Glasgow Saturday night, are me and the Mrs invited? we can talk about dropgoals

[Pretty Boy]

The Louden Tavern is nice.

[Hibrandenburg]

The wee bar in the train station is good. Just make sure you're only wearing designer clothing though.

[brianmc]

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The Louden Tavern is nice.

I was in there before a game at hunbrox- twas an educational experience

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

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Don't know that one, what time does it open?

Doubt it'll be open before the game, its the pub that used to be O'Neills.

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

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I'm staying in Glasgow Saturday night, are me and the Mrs invited? we can talk about dropgoals

The more the merrier! If i've got to wait a month for that definition then so be it :-)

[Keith_M]

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The Louden Tavern is nice.

Which one? There seems to be two of them

one two


I take it it's NOT a Celtc pub

[heretoday]

Go to The Horseshoe Bar on Drury St near Central Station. Great busy pub with cheap food upstairs at 80s prices.

[Peevemor]

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Go to The Horseshoe Bar on Drury St near Central Station. Great busy pub with cheap food upstairs at 80s prices.

Always one of my stopping off points.

[offshorehibby]

I've got a concert in glasgow on the Sunday so Mrs O and myself will be staying in glasgow Fri, Sat, Sun. We'll be out and about for beers no doubt.

[Nakedmanoncrack]

Iron Horse, W Nile St only city centre pub I can think of that will definitely be open. The various Wetherspoons are all open early for breakfast but it may be no alcohol before 11.00.

[whiskyhibby]

The Bon Accord or Pot still, both great whisky bars with great draught and bottled beer selections!

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

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Iron Horse, W Nile St only city centre pub I can think of that will definitely be open. The various Wetherspoons are all open early for breakfast but it may be no alcohol before 11.00.

Alfredo's on the same street will also be open.

[Dashing Bob S]

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Go to The Horseshoe Bar on Drury St near Central Station. Great busy pub with cheap food upstairs at 80s prices.

My favourite city centre Glasgow pub. Wonderful old school Scottish boozer.

[Peevemor]

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My favourite city centre Glasgow pub. Wonderful old school Scottish boozer.

... and nicely en route if you have to change trains between Queen Street and Central.

[Nakedmanoncrack]

Oops, just noticed is about pubs for Post-match, thought it was pre-match, will start another thread.

[Nakedmanoncrack]

Surprised to find that there doesn't seem to be a lot of Pubs In Glasgow City centre which will be open for a decent amount of time before the big game at Hampden, most open at 11.00.

One I know for certain will be the Iron Horse on West Nile Street which opens at 8.00, think you have to buy a breakfast roll with your first pint if I recall correctly.

Alfredos opposite possibly open as well.

Wetherspoons open but only for beakfast; no alcohol I think


Any others?

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

Bump! Grand National day too, yet another pub excuse!

[The Harp]

Favourite Glasgow city centre pub for me is undoubtedly The Scotia on Stockwell Street. It's reckoned to be the oldest pub in the city and always seems to have a great atmosphere. If you're over thirty-something, and are into pub culture, give it a try.

[lucky]

Alfredos and Iron Horse both open at 8 but you do have to buy a roll. But both full of Jakeys and posties ( no offense to posties) but never any hassle in them in the morning but after the game lots of good pubs in Candleriggs area in the town center

[LancsHibs]

Like the look of the Horse Shoe Bar from their website, proper historic city boozer

[lyonhibs]

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Like the look of the Horse Shoe Bar from their website, proper historic city boozer

Have you been before? It's a quality boozer, and always where I used to go for Scotland games - celebrating McFadden's winner against France with so much enthusiasm that I strained my back!!

Pours a good pint and generally the bar staff won't commit any of the faux pas that you're liable to get in a Wetherspoons - i.e. serving lager in a glass that's just come out of the dishwasher, and thus is roasting hot!!

[LancsHibs]

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Have you been before? It's a quality boozer, and always where I used to go for Scotland games - celebrating McFadden's winner against France with so much enthusiasm that I strained my back!!

Pours a good pint and generally the bar staff won't commit any of the faux pas that you're liable to get in a Wetherspoons - i.e. serving lager in a glass that's just come out of the dishwasher, and thus is roasting hot!!

Not been before mate, is now deffo on my 'to visit list'

[offshorehibby]

Been visiting the horseshoe years now a classic old style boozer. Although i would imagine it will be chock a block with Hibees and sheep being so close to central station. Anybody know what time it opens on a Saturday.

[Hibernia Na Eir]

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Like the look of the Horse Shoe Bar from their website, proper historic city boozer

I remember trailing along to Iron Horse before the Livingston final only to find it was closed. didn't look up to much at all either and I wouldn't bother trailing along again! far better establishments in Das Weeg.

[Peevemor]

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Favourite Glasgow city centre pub for me is undoubtedly The Scotia on Stockwell Street. It's reckoned to be the oldest pub in the city and always seems to have a great atmosphere. If you're over thirty-something, and are into pub culture, give it a try.

Good shout . Had many a good night in there, as well as the Park Bar in the West end.

[marinello59]

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Good shout . Had many a good night in there, as well as the Park Bar in the West end.

Rare to go in to the Park bar and not bump in to somebody you know. And not to have a hangover the next day.

[Keith_M]

There's a few pubs in Victoria Road, which is quite near the ground (you get off the train at Queens Park Stn). They're mostly for the Celtc minded but I never had any problems in any of them when I lived there.

I know the Queens Park Cafe is open at 11AM but I'm not sure about McNeill's or Tir Chonaill (best pub of the three).


It takes about 20 minutes to walk from there to Hampden, so you won't get many pints in, seeing as you're all going to be in your seats before kick-off, for the Card Display