The GlasgowSubway Crawl
A grown up way to explore Glasgow
Grab your friends and get ready to explore the city in a unique way.
Areas
15 different areas of the city to explore
Pubs
15 recommended drinks to try
Memories
Unlimited new memories and stories
The Route
Waxy O'Connors
Website44 W George St, Glasgow, G2 1DH
Find your own Irish welcome at the award winning Waxy O’Connor’s : Glasgow’s biggest and best Irish Bar. No mater if you are new to Waxy’s Glasgow, or a regular visitor, you can always find something new in this unique and spectacular pub. Waxy’s is an ideal place for lunch or dinner, or simply to enjoy drinks with friends or colleagues. Regularly described as a rabbit warren and a maze, you are sure to find your space in one of our 9 areas and 6 bars spread over 3 floors.
The Viceroy
Website22 Paisley Rd W, Glasgow, G51 1LB
Welcome to our family run vintage sports, entertainment bar & beer garden with world class street art
The Bellrock
4-6 Cornwall St, Street, Glasgow, G41 1AQ
The Bellrock is a traditional pub in the heart of Kinning Park, Glasgow. We offer a wide range of drinks and food, and we have a pool table and darts board for you to enjoy. We also have a beer garden for you to relax in during the summer months. We are a dog-friendly pub, so feel free to bring your furry friends along with you. We also have a function room available for hire, so if you have a special event coming up, get in touch with us to find out more.
Brechin's Bar
Website803 Govan Rd, Govan, Glasgow, G51 3DJ
Located in the Heart of Govan we are featured 9th on the Govan Heritage trail, and have been used as filming locations for such drama series as Rebus, Taggart, and new to view this year Fields of Blood. More recently we featured in the hogmanay edition of Only an Excuse, and are used continually by the National Theatre for Scotland - no too bad fur a wee guvan pub
Deoch An Dorus
Website427-429 Dumbarton Rd, Partick, Glasgow, G11 6DD
Partick has always been well known for its friendliness and hospitality. It used to be the final stop for the 'drovers' who came from all over the Highlands to the Glasgow cattle markets. As you can imagine, by the time they got to Partick they were footsore and weary and more than ready for a drink and a ceilidh. The pubs in Partick always had to be on top of their game as the drovers brought in a lot of business and each pub strived to be the chosen favourite.
The Three Judges
Website141 Dumbarton Rd, Glasgow, G11 6PR
The Three Judges is the best place for a drink in the heart of Glasgow's West End, offering everything from real ale to cider. Our passionate and knowledgeable staff are always on hand to guide you through our selection and make it a night to remember.
The Curlers Rest
Website256-260 Byres Road, Glasgow, G12 8SH
Combining the best in Scottish pub hospitality with individuality, character and quirky charm, The Curlers Rest is located on Byres Road, the heart and soul of Glasgow’s cosmopolitan West End. The perfect setting for a laid-back yet distinctly memorable drinking and dining experience. Whether you’re looking for a lazy lunch, family dinner or social eats with friends, The Curlers Rest offers flavoursome food, an explorative drinks menu and an authentic, homely atmosphere to suit all occasions.
Inn Deep
Website445 Great Western Road, Kelvinbridge, Glasgow, G12 8HH
32 taps & great food served from neon-lit railway arches by the river. 19 guest beers & ciders on rotation, including sours & new england IPAS. check the full list on Untapped. Sober friends & designated drivers get a range of AF options & soft drinks. good dogs get biscuits. kids’ curfew is at 8pm. Food served 12pm – 8.45pm. Summer outdoor seating overlooking the kelvin, sunshine (almost) guaranteed… the most scenic stop on the Glasgow subcrawl and home to the best spoken word night in the city.
Castle Vaults
12 Clarendon Pl, Glasgow, G20 7PZ
George MacLachlan owned this pub in 1880. Brothers George and John MacLachlan owned many pubs in the city including the Castle Brewery in Maryhill and the Auchentoshan Distillery, Duntocher. They sold Castle brand Pale Ales, Imperial Stouts, Iona, Five Castle and Auchentoshan whiskies. Their headquarters were the Castle Chambers in West Regent Street. Tennent Caledonian Breweries took over the firm. This is the last surviving pub that still retains the name.
The Station Bar
Website55 Port Dundas Road, Cowcaddens, Glasgow, G4 0HF
Owned by three generations of the Mc Hugh family, this award winning pub is steeped in history. For more than a hundred and sixty years, we’ve been the much loved local of everyone in the neighbourhood. From members of the three emergency services (off-duty of course) and shoppers to opera singers and orchestra members all help to make this bar a cosmopolitan mix.