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The Best Pubs
Best in the Commercial Center: With its long, horseshoe-shaped bar and central location, the Horse Shoe, 17 Drury St. between Renfield & W. Nile sts. (tel. 0141/229-5711), is a throwback to the days of so-called Palace Pubs in Scotland.
Best in the Merchant City: Unless you are looking for a style bar (of which there are plenty), the Babbity Bowster, 16 Blackfriars St. (tel. 0141/552-5055), is ideal for a drink and some conversation, although live folk music jams take over on Saturday afternoons.
Best in the West End: The competition is furious and the selection is vast, but we'll give the nod to Brel, 39-43 Ashton Lane (tel. 0141/342-4966), for its combination of good ambience, excellent location, and decent Belgian-inspired grub.
Best for Whisky: With a selection of single malts that numbers easily into the hundreds, the Pot Still, 154 Hope St. (tel. 0141/333-0980), is the place to go for a wee dram.
Best for Rock Music: It is a tossup between the near legendary King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, 272 St. Vincent St. (tel. 0141/221-5279), or Nice 'n' Sleazy, 421 Sauchiehall St. (tel. 0141/333-9637), and both draw the best in local indie band talent.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without
notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
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