Horton's Bar and Kitchen in Glasgow City

excellent home brew beer and very decent pizza - trust me, i am italian.

Craft beer bar with a friendly atmosphere I an old bank building

This is the best pub in town if you like Craft beer. Incredible selection of beers. We had pizzas and they were excellent. Will definitely be back!

such a wonderful place, very prestigious, very classy, nice atmosphere, great pizzas, and the cleanest toilets you can find in a restaurant. I really enjoyed the place. would definitely recommend. dont forget clicking a few pictures with the nice background.

One of the best pubs in Glasgow. A superb range of beers on tap, great service and some interesting pizza options to keep you fed.

Decent place. Went on a busy Saturday night in town. Might take a while to find it's audience, interesting mix of people in. Whether craft beer works in a big, city centre bar like this is maybe a question? Good range on.

Disappointed, far from freshest beer in Glasgow, own brewed beer is truly awful, went from a beautiful fresh pint of radical road in counting house for 2.29 to rancid pint of their own brewed lager and questionable ale here. What’s the point of brewing your own ale when you pasteurise it and stick gas through it before serving. In summary over priced and poor. Not long back from Germany, most small brew houses do beautiful beer, sadly this place is a poor UK example.

Lovely bar, great choice of beer. Pizza was light and delicious. Staff were super friendly. Would deffo go back and recommend.

Accidentally found this spacious bar on google map and it turned out being one of our fave bars in this trip. Great selection of beers on tap, nice ambient and background musics. Pizza was tempting but we were too full to try.

For me ticks all the right boxes. Very spacious with hip decor, freshly brewed beer on draft alongside an excellent selection of beers from elsewhere (mainly the UK), quality pizza made in house at a good price, nice choice of background music.Perhaps the staff could do with being a bit more chatty/extrovert as is usual in Glasgow (does somewhere offer courses in “the patter”?). Anyway this doesn’t matter as they are both attentive, efficient and friendly enough - which is the main thing as far as I’m concerned.Oh and the smell of actual beer brewing in the place is nice! All in all a great place for the beer lover. Keep doing what you’re doing.