THE HORSE SHOE BAR                        17 - 19 Drury Street, Glasgow       0141 204 4056

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The Horseshoe's famous Karaoke -

Monday to Saturday 8pm until close

Sunday 5pm until close

"Nothing beats a lunchtime pie and a pint"

 

THE    PIE

The pie has been a traditional lunchtime snack / meal with thousands of Glasgow patrons of The Horseshoe Bar in Drury Street for some considerable number of years. It's the natural choice with a pint.

It's been part of the city's social culture for so long that it transcends style, class, taste and sometimes even species!

 

"a dinner dripping with pure 'Glesga' culture"

September 2008

The Horseshoe Bar

It's a Grade A Listed Building

Wonder if this was granted prior to the removal by Mitchells & Butlers of the stained glass ??

click here for details

"much like a favourite old record, people just forget how good the Horseshoe is until they revisit it again after a spell away at more modern places."

"there is absolutely no better place to go for lunch whether you're out shopping or just out of it!"

 

Did you know that at one time there were 4 tiled plaques on the walls of The Horseshoe, representing Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. 

 

Well it appears that WINTER went missing a number of years ago -

 

If you've seen a similar plaque hanging on somebody's wall with WINTER on it and it matches one of the lovely ladies shown here - we'd love to get it back.

No recriminations, no questions asked, no reporting to the polis' - just hand it in to the bar.

SPRING

SUMMER

AUTUMN

The domain of horseshoebar.co.uk has been registered by David Hunter of Glasgow Software Ltd on behalf of the pie eating public. David has been a patron of The Horseshoe Bar regularly since 1965, during which time he reckons he must have consumed some 3,000 Horseshoe pies over the 43 years.

Contact us and tell us of what you think of the Horse Shoe Bar new clear glass windows..........

but remember... as per the wee brass plaque behind the bar - " no bloody swearing "