Doublet Bar: Your West End Glasgow Haven for Craft Beers and Intimate Gigs

This is a great mock Tudor tenement bar. It’s early doors so few folk are in. Two cask ales on - both from micro breweries in ????????????????????????

A nice pub with a good atmosphere..especially upstairs where they hold intimate gigs. Perfect for seeing freschard and Stanley Brinks every year

Great bar, West End Glasgow. University Student hub, great selection of beers and wines. Haven't been in for years but popped in for a few.

It was my favourite place in Glasgow back in 1999. I took my dad for Hogmany 2025 and it didn't disappoint. Nice beer, reasonable prices, and a good, friendly crowd.

So glad that you are serving Murphys! We had just been over to the High St to find what we thought was the only place in Glasgow with Murphys on tap. We were so happy to find Murphys here after getting the subway home.

The Doublet is a traditional wee pub in Glasgow's west end that does occasional gigs in their upstairs lounge bar and my wife and I were there for the first time last night for Stanley Brinks and Freschard who were playing their second night there. The tickets said doors were 19:30 but in the event we didn't get in for another half an hour after that. Not necessarily the bar's fault (the artists notoriously like a swally and a fag I think they might have been dragging their heels a bit doing exactly that). The downstairs bar was very busy and the atmosphere was good as was the service from the young bar staff. It's not cheap though ... £6.50 for a pint of Estrella is what I'd expect in a trendy midtown brasserie not a small bar patronised by students and locals rather than professional types and tourists. The gig was sold out so the small upstairs lounge was choc-a-block with a very enthusiastic audience which obviously also made for a great atmosphere. So in short we had a great night and I look forward to future gigs in The Doublet. Just to touch briefly on a couple of downsides though; the stools in the upstairs lounge become quite uncomfortable after about quarter of an hour and are like implements of medieval torture after about 45 minutes ... and (importantly) the men's toilets are absolutely stinkin' and definitely need to be cleaned more regularly.

A very good proper pub serving excellent cask ale

Very good Glasgow pub about three minutes walk from Kelvinbridge subway station. Three cask beers on handpump when I visited. Some outside seating at the front. The small lounge upstairs at the rear is usually closed at quiet times but it is available for large functions and it is often used as a music venue.