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Taps Aff – Best Beer Gardens in Glasgow 2016

By Emma @glasgowfoodie

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Glasgow’s weather is generally rotten but sometimes the sun does come out and when it does you’ll be gasping for a drink in a beer garden – want to know where to go? Read on!

Lock 27 right on the Forth & Clyde canal.

Cottiers Smashing big space beside this converted church.

The Record Factory at the less trendy end of Byres Rd with easy access from Kelvinhall underground station.

Ubiquitous Chip on Ashton Lane. A Glasgow rarity in that the beer garden is on the roof. Just behind Hillhead underground station.

Brel and Jinty McGuintys Irish Bar also both tucked away down Ashton Lane.

So What Comes Next? (See photo above). New pub on Queen Margaret Drive. Best known for being where the Begbie pub brawl scene from Trainspotting was filmed (in its previous incarnation).

Inn Deep right beside the river Kelvin and handy for Kelvinbridge underground station.

The Finnieston Great seafood and great gin can be enjoyed here.

Chinaskis just along from the Mitchell library. Easy access from Charing Cross train station.

Brutti Ma Buoni not really a beer garden per se but Brunswick Street is a pleasant place to sit when the sun is out.

Drygate Brewery a sun trap decking area is located on the 1st floor.

West brewery overlooking Glasgow Green and the People’s Palace.

The Rum Shack handy for buses along Pollokshaws Rd and Queens Park train station.

Clockwork Beer Co southside microbrewery still going strong. Handy for Mt.Florida train station.


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