Buchanan Street
≈ 225 m from the pub · straight line
THE SUBWAYIST PUB GUIDE · GLASGOW
Traditional city-centre pub in a former bank on St Vincent Street, with cask ales and classic pub food.
THE PARTICULARS
Pair your visit with Gallery of Modern Art, ≈ 275 m away in a straight line on the same side of the Clyde. The sights below are ordered from closest to furthest from the pub.
OFF THE TRAIN, INTO GLASGOW
Buchanan Street is the closest mapped Subway station on the pub's side of the Clyde. Compare these two same-bank options, then follow the walking route for the station you choose.
These are approximate comparisons between mapped points, not measured walking distances. Entrances, street layouts and crossings may change the best route. Check Subway service notices before setting off.
MAKE A WEE DETOUR
Three nearby ideas from our directory on the same side of the Clyde. Each directions link starts at The Drum & Monkey.
Glasgow's contemporary art collection in the landmark neoclassical building at Royal Exchange Square.
Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow
Restored historic shopping courtyard off Buchanan Street, with decorative ironwork, a glazed roof, restaurants and a cinema.
48 Buchanan Street, Glasgow
Major concert venue at the top of Buchanan Street, hosting orchestras, folk, popular music and the Celtic Connections festival.
2 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
Check the programme for performances and access.
A FEW MORE CHAIRS
Nearby alternatives on this bank, ordered by approximate straight-line distance from The Drum & Monkey.
Historic Drury Street pub with a famous horseshoe-shaped counter, traditional surroundings and a central location near Glasgow Central.
≈ 50 m from The Drum & Monkey · straight lineExplore this pub ↗City-centre brewpub on West George Street with beers made on site and stone-baked pizza in a spacious taproom.
≈ 125 m from The Drum & Monkey · straight lineExplore this pub ↗Family-run Hope Street whisky bar with an extensive selection of drams, cask ale and pies.
≈ 175 m from The Drum & Monkey · straight lineExplore this pub ↗