About Pie & Brew
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Great pies
Ordered the “mini” pies - not so mini. Will return to try desserts, just couldn’t manage this time
Derek Madden - dined in restaurant 23/03/2019
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Something Different
Really enjoyed the pies and lager. I chose vegetarian haggis and my husband chose pulled pork with apple and cider, both served up with neeps and a tasty gravy. Pastry was lovely and washed down with a lager I hadn't tried before. Love the pub itself and will look into hiring it for my retirement party.
Anne McCarter - dined in restaurant 30/03/2019
Artisan pie hangout in Glasgow city centre
Tucked away beneath Abode hotel on Bath Street, Pie & Brew is a basement restaurant and bar serving the winning combination of speciality pies alongside craft ales. All of the pastry treats are handmade by pie masters on the premises and the speciality beers on offer change weekly. Regular live music, pub quizzes and pie & beer tasting sessions make this a lively hangout that is perfect for a casual get together with friends.
Handmade pies and craft beers
Although the gourmet pie menu can change, it will most likely include braised ale & beef, smoked haddock & spinach and pulled pork, cider & apple. Vegetarians options might be the baked mac & cheese crumble and the vegetarian haggis & beetroot.
You can also add a choice of toppings to your pie, including pork crackling, cheese and crispy shallots. Mash, chips and spicy beans are just some of the sides on offer.
If pies aren’t your thing, then you can try out the fish supper or the classic Angus burger with onion rings, bacon and cheese.
Continuing with the theme, puddings are pie-based too and include banoffee, lemon meringue and Tunnock’s mud.
City centre transport links and attractions
Pie & Brew is bang smack in the heart of the city centre, a five minute stroll from Buchanan Street underground. Both Glasgow Central and Queen Street stations are under a ten minute walk away. If you are driving, you can find paid parking at the nearby NCP on Mitchell Street. The restaurant is handy for Cineworld, the Theatre Royale and the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre.