Oh, Ashton Lane. It's the picture postcard of our city's nightlife; the pretty fairy lights twinkling overhead, the quaint cobbles running down the lane - basically, an entire street dedicated to eating, drinking and being merry. Nestled in the heart of Glasgow's West End, this is a treasure trove of great watering holes. Here's our guide to all the Ashton Lane bars so you can enjoy them as much as we do.
Fronting unique drinks such as banana and mango daiquiris, Grosvenor Café is a grand bar to head to for after work tipples in Glasgow. Chow down on juicy burgers, pizzas and small plates when you get peckish, or get stuck into cocktail trees galore.
Up there as one of Ashton Lane's top bars, Hillhead Bookclub is a winner when it comes to cracking food and even better cocktails, as well as raucous nights out and fabulous Lady Balls bingo events. And the best part? Its prices won't break the bank either.
If you're looking for one of the best bars on Ashton Lane, you may have just found it. From its charming terrace seating down to the botanical cocktail list and menu of delightfully fresh eats, there's no place in Glasgow quite like The Gardener.
From delicious lunches to relaxing brunches, Innis & Gunn Ashton Lane is all about the very best in beers and bites. This craft brewery lies at the heart of the West End, churning out impressive pints; you can even spend a day here at their special Brew School.
Jinty McGuinty's is the area's Irish bar of choice, offering a buzzing atmosphere, an impressive beer garden, pints of Guinness and lively music every night of the week. If you're looking for friendly faces and a bit of banter, this is the place to be.
Vodka Wodka is a fun cocktail bar with an extensive menu of cheap concoctions on offer, making it a popular spot for students and young professionals alike. There's a big beer garden out back, so locals often flock here on sunny days, sipping pretty drinks in a chilled-out setting.
A restaurant bar that's an Ashton Lane institution, Ubiquitous Chip is a mecca for foodies, whisky fans and wine buffs alike. Boasting beautiful yet sprawling interiors, it features several different areas to dine and drink in, from the pretty botanical courtyard to the Wee Bar.
