At Subwayist we always ask that you drink responsibility, and have a good time. But being Glaswegian, we know Glasgow is a city that loves its pubs. From historic watering holes to contemporary bars, the city is a hub for socialising, entertainment and good times. Whether you’re looking for a night out with friends, a romantic date or a place to unwind after a long day, Glasgow’s bars and pubs have you covered. Here are 10 bars and pubs that we feel you must visit when in Glasgow.

1. The Corinthian - The Corinthian also features a chic bar and lounge, where you can enjoy a range of cocktails, wines, and other premium drinks. The bar is the perfect place to relax after a busy day, or to enjoy a night out with friends.
2. Gin71 - Housed in a stunning heritage building, with a chic and modern interior. The atmosphere is sophisticated and inviting, with comfortable seating, dim lighting, and a warm ambiance. When visiting you can enjoy a wide range of gin-based cocktails, as well as a selection of other premium spirits, wines, and beers. The menu features a range of classic and innovative drinks, each expertly crafted by the bar's talented mixologists.
3. Òran Mór - Home to several bars and restaurants. Visitors can enjoy a delicious meal in the on-site restaurant, or enjoy a drink in the stylish bar areas. The venue is renowned for its creative cocktails, crafted from premium ingredients and served by expert bartenders.
4. The Social - A vibrant bar and nightclub located in the heart of the city. With its stylish decor and innovative drinks menu, The Social has quickly become one of the most popular venues in Glasgow.
5. Waxy O'Connor's Glasgow - You'll find a great selection of beers, ciders, whiskies, and cocktails. The bar is famous for its "Tree Bar," which is made from a single piece of wax-coated timber and features over 200 real ale pumps.
6. The Hug and Pint - This vegan bar, eatery & music venue in Glasgow’s west end has a great vibe and is brilliant for Live music
7. The Scotia - Founded in 1792, step into the history and charm of Glasgow's oldest pub.
8. The Horseshoe bar - Established in 1797, this traditional Scottish pub has been serving up drinks and good times to generations of Glaswegians. The interior of The Horseshoe is cozy and welcoming, with its dark wood paneling, dim lighting, and traditional decor. The bar is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a warm and friendly atmosphere where everyone is welcome. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of drinks, including local beers, ciders, and whiskies. The bar is known for its range of real ales and cask beers, which are always in great condition and served by the friendly bar staff.
9. The Station bar - Situation near the Cowcaddens subway, the station bar is known for real ales and beers, with a varied selection to choose from, including the award-winning Abbot Ale and Scotland’s Famous Belhaven Best.
10. The Belle - Offering a wide selection of craft beers, wines and spirits as well as interesting alcohol free options which include alcohol free beers, seedlip and Kombucha. This pub is a cosy pub with a nice fire place, a great place to meet friends and catch up.

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