There is no doubt that the nightlife of Glasgow is quite lively and cheering. Here, where you can go to the Glasgow in the evening.
"THE CATHOUSE" (15 Union ST)
One of the most popular clubs in the city center, which organize performances of local rock bands. Also, there are good awkward discos, where, mostly, students and young people come.
Opening hours: Thu-Sid 23: 00-03: 00
"The Garage" (490 Sauchiehall ST)
This place is attracted by students of local universities who come here to dance to music in the style of hip-hop and disco 80s. There are also concerts of local groups. Drinks are fairly cheap enough, and on Saturday there are better parties, Graduate Club Night (Naturally, also full students).
Opening hours: every day 23: 00-03: 00
"The Sub Club" (22 Jamaica ST)
This is a local club, loved by fashionable and hopters of Glasgow. At the entrance, enough hard dress control, so, get dressed so to make the maximum impression. Once inside, you can immediately hear the melodies of hip-hop, techno, haus, funk and electronics. On Saturdays, the disco continues until 5 in the morning.
"The Tunnel" (84 Mitchell ST)
Here are the famous DJs, the truth is not every day, but about every month. On the other days, the records here are dringed by DJs, which, mostly play music in the style of House. Parties here are very hot and long, contingent - for the most part, twenty-thirty years old local and tourists. Student nights are held weekly. We dress here beautiful and elegant to impress.
Opening hours: Wed, Fri, Sat, SBU 23: 00-03: 00
"THE POLO LOUNGE" (84 Wilson ST)
This is a high-class dance club in the city center, which positions itself as a LGBT club. The main hall with large mirrors, heavy curtains, tiled marble floors, contingent - from 20 and higher. The lounge on the second floor and the dance floor and the concert area below. Concerts include groups playing pop, punk, drink Wave and dance rhythms. The bar was somehow called the BBC Top Gay Bar.
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 12: 00-01: 00, PT-SCO 12: 00-03: 00
Pubs
"Blackfriars" (36 Bell ST)
For beer lovers, this place is just perfect. Here you can choose a suitable of more than 60 European beer varieties, and drink it under the sounds of live jazz. Sometimes there are concerts of blues and rock, as well as popular comedy show every Sunday. Classical food here also exists, as well as, including, you can order Haggis, fish and chips, as well as pies that are perfect for a crumpled beverage.
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11:30 -00: 00, Sid 12:30 -00: 00
"Curler's" (260 BYRES RD)
Built in 1680, it is perhaps the old bar in Glasgow. Local students come here to relax and drink and drink. The bar is filled with visitors every day of the week. On Tuesdays at night, there are concerts of local groups, and these days here is very fun. On other nights, local DJs simply play light lounge music. Try here flavored vodka.
Opening hours: weekdays 11:00 -01: 00, Fri and Sat 11:00 -02: 00, ox 12:30 -00: 00
"RAB HA's" (83 Hutcheson ST)
The bar received its name on behalf of Robert Hall, whose addictions to good high-quality kitchen are known from the Victorian era. Today the bar attracts businessmen during the day, and at night - a young crowd. During the day you can have lunch here, including some vegetarian dishes. The bar has a set of cocktails and spirits. Background music is pleasantly complemented by a cozy atmosphere.
Opening hours: 12: 00-00: 00
"TENNENT'S" (191 BYRES RD)
The pub attracts a fairly wide range of visitors, in particular because it is located near the university, so, and students, and their teachers, and tourists are often visited by this pub. The bar offers its customers favorite Eli, including Maclays and Theakston. The bar is equipped with TVs, so when sports matches are held, you and your friends can come here and enjoy the game with your favorite drinks.
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 11: 00-22: 45, PT-Sat 11: 00-23: 45, 5: 30-22: 45
"The Griffin" (226 Bath ST)
The pub was originally opened in 1903 called "King's ARM", with reference to the Royal Theater (King's Theater). There are three Bar The Griffin Bar, The Griffinette and The Griffiny Lounge. "Griffin" attracts a wide range of clientele, young and not very, local and not very, so to speak. Conveniently located across the road from the theater.
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11: 00-00: 00, Sid 12: 30-00: 00
"The Halt Bar" (160 Woodlands RD)
This is a traditional British pub with a pleasant bonus in the form of live music concerts. Here you can sit very comfortable (including in a small separate corner), drink beer, well, and dance under the rock melodies or blues in the main room. Excellent selection of real ale, good selection of wines and delicious snacks, such as sandwiches and pies (if you get to the bar until 5 pm).
Opening hours: Sun-Thu 11: 00-23: 00, PT-Sat 11: 00-00: 00
"The Horseshoe" (17 Drury ST)
Bar in the shape of a horseshoe bar longer than 30 meters! There are a lot of karaoke nights, a rather popular choice of visitors (regardless of their talent, of course). When Scotland's football team plays homeland, the bar is very crowded and immediately starts to be considered the best pub belong.
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11: 00-00: 00, Sid 12: 30-00: 00
"The Scotia Bar" (112 StockWell ST)
For a relaxed evening, this traditional Scottish pub is just great. There are numerous disputes on the fact that this Pub is the oldest in Glasgow. Bar serves visitors at least 200 years. Celtic evenings on Wednesdays for those interested in the culture and traditions of the country and do not miss karaoke-nights on Friday night. The interior is very nice, paintings, dark wood furniture and old, historical photos.
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 11: 00-00: 00, Sid 12: 30-00: 00
"UISGE BEATHA" (232 Woodlands RD)
The name means "water of life" (with reference to whiskey, of course). This is a cozy bar with a fireplace inside for the cold winter nights. All three pub pub decorated with works of art and collectibles. They gather here like mature people, and students - wish everyone wants to drink cheaper!
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 12: 00-00: 00, Sid 12: 30-00: 00