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Ha, will do! And thanks to you and @CWC1983 for all those recommendations that’s a huge help! Going down Kelvingrove area tomorrow as I want to go to The Stand comedy club down there and a few other bits and bobs. I may have been to the Bon Accord before but I’ll see when I get there tomorrow. Defo been to a pub near Charing Cross tube stop before. Hanging round most of Monday too so I’ll try and pop my head in a few of these places in the centre then too.
Been down Merchant City area tonight for Mono/13th Note and a general wonder back through the centre. When I first got in, I was bit worried as it felt everywhere I went was a bit lairy but I think once the afternoon drinkers started heading home it felt a lot more relaxed and a bit more of a feel good atmosphere in places. I’ve only even been to Glasgow before as a musician so never ventured around the city too much before so it’s nice to see it and get my bearings a bit more.
Also any food recommendations are much appreciated too, meant to be going to Mother India tomorrow but I’m open to changing my mind/finding places for Monday!
Cheers to ya both ?, or maybe ?is more appropriate!

And make sure you have a photo on Derby Street.

 

Good choice. Been in them all, but no way Id of know their names. 

Rhoderick dhu, 100 yards from central station and the Horseshoe bar are traditional boozers. 
Down Merchant city, Molly Malones, and next door Boteco da Brasil. The O Neil's up the road is big and has a good atmostphere. 
Out of the centre and not far from where Inverurie ram suggested near Ashton lane is my personal favourite, Tennants bar. 
To be fair, you can't go far wrong in Glasgow for a reallly good choice of boozers. 
I had a brilliant curry at Chaakoo bombay cafe last month in St Vincent street if you are hungry. 
 

If you spend any time on the Byres Road near Ashton Lane, Cottiers bar is worth a visit, don't let the website put you off, nice little bar in there, surprising there's no photos of it on the website. https://cottiers.com/ 

http://www.westbeer.com/

https://foodanddrink.scotsman.com/drink/5-best-bars-glasgows-merchant-city/

https://www.yelp.co.uk/search?cflt=bars&find_near=ashton-lane-glasgow

https://www.sixdnorth.co.uk/glasgow/

https://m.facebook.com/TheBenNevisBar

https://www.bonaccordpub.com/

Frankenstein porter and Ardbeg An Oa. 
 

Flippen eck!
Glad it’s doing well, love those little beer shops!

Its a fair drive..........
Westhill service station, Aberdeenshire.  They've extended the normal grocery shop and got 4 big chiller cabinets of different beer from around the world. They do deliveries etc and have 2 kegs, 'beers of the week' on the go where you can bring you own bottles and fill them up. 
When he told me his plans 3 years ago I laughed at him, but to be fair he's got a good customer base. 
 

Plug his shop!
(please)

My selection for tonight. Never tried any before, but nothing ventured nothing gained.  

I’m not particularly a Thornbridge fan (politics etc) but they have quite a few decent pubs around me which means im not on a full boycott. They also let you take beers out the fridges home (sold for the same price as a shop), keep picking Green Mountain up after they had it on the pumps and got to say it’s my favourite beer at the moment 

Yakubu was a pretty obvious one although how much of it was our actual fault will lead to some debate, but it’s oribsvly the worse

It’s still very raw for some of us☹️

It’s still very raw for some of us☹️

It’s still very raw for some of us☹️

It’s still very raw for some of us☹️

It’s still very raw for some of us☹️

Yakubu was a pretty obvious one although how much of it was our actual fault will lead to some debate, but it’s oribsvly the worse

Had this little beauty tonight. In my top ten.