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Howden’s

January 25, 2017 by John Gorevan 3 Comments

1607 Paisley Road West, Glasgow. G52 3QX. Tel: 01418821546.

Howdens

Howden’s. 1991.

Mr. David Howden owned this bar in the 1930s, he also owned the Cessnock Bar in Harvie Street, off Paisley Road West.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Halfway House
  2. Argyll Arms.
  3. The Clachan.
  4. The District Bar
  5. The Gaiety
  6. The Grapes Bar
  7. James Hutchison
  8. The Kensington Bar
  9. Neil McKay
  10. The Old Toll Bar
  11. The Parkway
  12. The Quaich
  13. Quo Vadis
  14. The Red Lion
  15. The Viceroy & Club.
  16. Wallace Bar
  17. Argosy Bar

Filed Under: H, Paisley Road West, PaisleyRoadWest

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  1. Stuarty Mc says

    September 1, 2021 at 5:38 pm

    One hard pub – a real Celtic shop back in the 80’s when I worked there – and full of hard men and young up and comers.
    Great team of staff and some great punters – mind it going mental in 86 when Celtic won the league (or Haerts bottled it ) – p[ub shut before 7 that nbight with riot police everywhere and all the windows smashed, straff getting logged in teh cellar and so on.
    Next morning, all cleaned up and open again at 12:30

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    • Davy says

      June 24, 2022 at 8:33 pm

      Worked there in the 70s. John Mitchell was the manager. His brother Davy also worked there. And the Guinness maestro – Martin.

      Mixed bar and seldom any trouble. Certainly less than the Parkway next door.

      Excellent bar. It was a struggle to get near the bar on a Saturday at lunchtime. Staff were superb.

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  2. Finn says

    November 9, 2024 at 4:40 pm

    Police informer Rab McNeilage was a weed that ran around the area. A skinny weed who was always tooled up taking liberties. Big Joe Siels was actually the main man around there.

    Reply

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