Horse Shoe Bar

Handy for both central and queen street station, the Horseshoe bar is a bit of a Glasgow legend! Downstairs is a fairly traditional Glasgow pub with a huge bar, cheap drinks and good friendly banter. I am told by my male friends that it's proximity to Glasgow's lapdancing club 'Truffles'does it's popularity no harm! Upstairs in the horseshoe is a different experience altogether. Nightly Karaoke provides entertainment for the die hard stars and the amatuers alike. You are likely to hear some truly excellent singing and some frighteningly atrocious ( if it's a bad rendition of Rose Garden then it might be me). Super venue ...  Read the complete review

I have been meaning to write a review of the Horseshoe Bar for a while but haven’t managed to because, after a night out in there, the details are usually a bit "hazy" to say the least. The Horseshoe is situated in Drury Lane in Glasgow city centre. If you haven’t heard of it or didn’t know where it was, then you probably wouldn’t be able to find it as Drury Lane is a little side street situated just off Renfield Street. Most people walk right by it without even realising that it is there. But despite being hidden away in the tiny cobbled lane, the Horseshoe is one of the busiest pubs in Glasgow, especially on Friday and ...  Read the complete review

I have been meaning to write a review of the Horseshoe Bar for a while but haven’t managed to because, after a night out in there, the details are usually a bit "hazy" to say the least. The Horseshoe is situated in Drury Lane in Glasgow city centre. If you haven’t heard of it or didn’t know where it was, then you probably wouldn’t be able to find it as Drury Lane is a little side street situated just off Renfield Street. Most people walk right by it without even realising that it is there. But despite being hidden away in the tiny cobbled lane, the Horseshoe is one of the busiest pubs in Glasgow, especially on Friday and ...  Read the complete review

If you can squeeze yourself in the door then this pub is worth a visit. Quite often you have to wait for people to come out before you can get. Its definitely a blokes place but is popular with everyone from the old alky in the corner to the trendy business types and the football crowd. Plenty of choice of beer and the foodupstairs is good. At lunchtime you can get a 3 course meal for about £2!!!!! Possibly not a place to spend all night in but its great for a place to meet and have a couple of beers as it gets sooooo busy. Boasts the longest bar in Europe. ...  Read the complete review

With the longest bar in the UK The Horseshoe is a Glasgow institution you have to visit at least once.It's been there for years and is the type of place that will still be there long after we have all gone. Situated at 17 Drury Lane in the heart of the city centre it attracts an incredible mix of customers. These include students, OAPs, businessmen, and the odd underager trying ( and usually failing )to get served. With such a variety you would be forgiven for assuming that this would make for an uncomfortable atmosphere - nothing could be further from the truth. It's the type of place you could sit and have a pint with your folks and none of you would ...  Read the complete review