A regular local CAMRA award winner, this popular town centre pub just off Sauchiehall Street is handy for restaurants and entertainment venues and gets busy at weekends. It has a traditional island bar. The ale choice often includes unfined beers and strongly hopped beers which are rarely seen in Glasgow. Old pictures and showbills displayed around the walls reflect the pub’s proximity to the King’s Theatre. There are blues sessions on alternate Tuesdays.
Restoration
Opened in 1906 but the Edwardian interior was lost in a 1960s refurbishment. The restoration has a neo-Victorian island bar and an original stained-glass heraldic window. Excellent pub with real ales. Meals are lunchtimes only.
This Pub serves 5 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
State Bar, Glasgow
Changing beers typically include: Almasty (varies) , Oakham (varies) , Two by Two (varies)
Source: National