Bath Street? It has shimmied its way up Glasgow's bar scene over the past few years, with a selection of cool basements, sleek cocktail joints, party palaces and awesome restaurant bars. Whether it's a date night, a birthday night out or you simply fancy some after-work drinks, this city centre street has got it all. If you're in need of a little inspiration for your next night out, check out our list of the best bars on Glasgow's Bath Street.
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Fancy quaffing bespoke cocktails 'til 3am? Now you can at Moskito Cocktail Bar & Restaurant. This Bath Street joint offers up a range of thirst-quenching drinks that can be enjoyed across its neon-lit space. On top of that, there's also a crackin' menu touting tasty small plates.
Hummingbird is a sprawling Bath Street bar, restaurant and venue that's spread across four floors in a renovated townhouse, with plenty of goings on to keep you entertained. Whether you're after cocktails and karaoke or weekend DJ sets, a corporate event or a special birthday celebration, this party palace has all you could possibly need under one roof.
The Butterfly and The Pig is one of Bath Street's best hideaways. This city centre bar plays host to regular music and quiz nights, providing the entertainment while you make your way through their extensive bar menu, there's even some delicious scran on there too if you're peckish.
A laid back bar on Bath Street, Slouch is a cool hangout with comfy couches and cracking live music seven nights a week. Expect a penchant for jazz and blues, whisky and rum and pizzas and burgers, as this is a one stop destination for fun times and relaxed vibes on a Glasgow night out.
A music venue, kitchen and bar on Bath Street, Bloc+ is a cool indie venue in Glasgow City Centre. With a jam-packed roster of live music almost every night of the year, this is an essential destination for live music in a fuss-free venue with good eats and good vibes guaranteed.
Bunker is a Glasgow gem tucked away on Bath Street in Glasgow's city centre. Open seven days a week, this restaurant bar provides relaxed vibe for eating and drinking, with a late license for weekend party revellers looking to blown off some steam in a chic setting.
Heralded for their drawing of inspiration from the era of jazz and blues, Howlin' Wolf is more than familiar with a fun night out on Bath Street. Cracking cocktails and soul food come with a regular roster of live music here, making for a perfect alternative evening in the city centre.
