Drury Street Bar & Kitchen

About Drury Street Bar & Kitchen

• Food: 5

  Ambience: 5

  Service: 5

  Value: 5

  Great value

  There were 4 of us for the burger or pizza and bottle of wine for 2 for £20. We all had burgers, they were excellent and very tasty. The ambiance was brilliant and staff were really attentive and friendly. Would recommend this deal.

  Anne Toner - dined in restaurant 07/03/2020
• Food: 5

  Ambience: 5

  Service: 5

  Value: 5

  Outstanding as per! My only moan is the culling of the Stornaway pizza from the menu.

  Deborah Brady - dined in restaurant 07/02/2020

Colourful city centre bar

Taking its name from its tucked away, city centre location, Drury Street Bar & Kitchen is a Victorian era beer and wine emporium with a twist. From DJs to dance and acting classes, there is a never a dull moment here. Bar athletes can hone their skills on the four classic American pool tables. It is in no way compulsory but the customers at Drury Street Bar & Kitchen do like to dress up in their own inimitable fashion. Craft beers and cocktails keep the atmosphere swinging.

Contemporary bar menus

The chefs at Drury Street Bar & Kitchen offer a tempting array of contemporary bar favourites. Diners can design their own thin and crisp pizza or choose from a range of burgers which include BBQ pulled pork, veggie haggis plus chilli and cheese infused with coffee and beer. There are chilli bowls, chicken wings and ribs plus traditional pub grub classics such as fish ‘n’ chips and mac ‘n’ cheese. There is always a dessert of the day.

City centre transport and attractions

Drury Street Bar & Kitchen is on Drury Street in Glasgow city centre. Central rail station is a two minute walk and Queen Street station is a five minute walk. There is pay parking on Mitchell Street. Local attractions include the shops of Buchanan Street, the Gallery of Modern Art and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.