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Chequers.

November 28, 2016 by John Gorevan 2 Comments

1287 Argyle Street, Glasgow. G3 8TL. Closed.

Patter Merchants. 1991.

Over the years this has been known as Murphy’s Pakora Bar, in the 1980s, Chequers and Downing Street, Moloco in the 90s, The Patter Merchant’s. When Duncan Fraser occupied the premises this was known as The Temple Bar.

Chequers and Downing Street. 1980s.

Update…2007. This old pub is now called the Goat.

The Goat. 2007.

Facts…
This part of Argyle was once called Dumbarton Road.
Licence Holders.
1991 Gurmail Singh Dhillon.
1973-1969 William Freeburn Graham for Tennent Caledonian Brewery.
1960 Alexander Martin.
1937 Mrs Agnes Fraser.
1919-1896 Duncan Fraser.

Do you remember this old Pub? If so please leave a comment.

END.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Calypso Bar.
  2. College Corner Bar & Radisson
  3. Alexander’s Bar
  4. Bannisters
  5. Ben Nevis.
  6. Brooklyns.
  7. The Buttery.
  8. Bean Scene
  9. Black Bull Inn.
  10. Blythswood Hotel.
  11. Two Ways
  12. Bucks Head Inn.
  13. Grant Arms
  14. The Driftwood. The Crescent.
  15. The Duke of Wellington
  16. Exhibition Bar
  17. The Sandyford
  18. The Festival Bar & Lounge
  19. Foxy Fowler’s
  20. Windjammer’s
  21. Tropic’s
  22. The Hebridean Vaults
  23. His Lordships Larder
  24. The Islay Inn.
  25. Jack Diamond’s.
  26. Jannsen’s
  27. The Regent Moray
  28. The Kendal
  29. The Kendal Too
  30. Minerva Bar
  31. J Monteith’s Bar
  32. The Park Bar
  33. The Popes Eye Tavern
  34. The Ramshorn Bar
  35. Reid’s
  36. The Rob Roy Vaults
  37. Tap Bar
  38. The Waterloo Bar
  39. Paxton’s
  40. Ye Olde Anchor Tavern
  41. The Arches.

Filed Under: Argyle Street, ArgyleStreet, C Tagged With: argyle street, Chequers, Downing Street, Moloco, Murphy's Pakora Bar, Temple Bar, The Patter Merchant's

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Comments

  1. Iain MacIlleChiar says

    November 5, 2021 at 11:33 pm

    I used to work in this bar when I was a student around 1973/4 and it was called the Temple Bar. It was so named due to there being a Masonic temple opposite it, now a mosque, I think. It was run by Calum Grant from the Isle of Skye and we always spoke Gaelic to each other.

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  2. Jim whyte says

    March 7, 2022 at 11:59 am

    Was the pub at the opposite corner the Frying Pan

    Reply

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