Fayre Play is spicing up your quirky nights out in Glasgow. The gaming den is perfect for a fun evening with friends or for those of you looking for a quirky date idea, as it offers fairground games, a selection of street food vendors and an on-site cocktail bar.

Boasting three equally quirky Glasgow boltholes, with outposts in Mitchell Lane and Byres Road, Bar Soba has gained a reputation for its eye-catching interiors and colourful cocktails. Spend an evening at these neon-clad hangouts tucking into tasty Asian bites and sampling quirky concoctions.

A three-floor amalgamation of gothic decor, eccentric lanterns and Irish cheer, Waxy O'Connor's has got all your drinking and dining needs sorted. Whether you fancy a hearty meal or a lively Guinness and whisky-filled night, this is the place to do it.

When it comes to quirky bars in the city, Speakeasy is a top choice. Located on John Street, this cool venue is home to a plethora of mouthwatering eats, from burgers to hotdogs, which can be washed down with a variety of bespoke concoctions. Need we say more?

Brought to you from the kings of craft beer, BrewDog's Merchant City digs are plying you with 25 taps worth of unusual pints, plus some good old fashioned barbecue foods. Indulge in smoked meats while wetting your whistle with all kinds of quirky IPAs, stouts and lagers.

Where else could you play 90s computer games while quaffing cocktails out of a gramophone? A unique Glasgow bar with blinding banter, drag brunches, great tunes, ping pong, and delicious grub, Hillhead Bookclub is one of the hippest hangouts north of the Clyde.

If you ask anyone where's the best place to party around here, Revolution is sure to come up. Not only does this joint host mega DJs and exciting cocktail masterclasses, but its quirky drinks list is nothing to be scoffed at either - think salted caramel coladas and bubble gum daiquiris.

Quirky cocktail bars in Glasgow? Riding Room is a must for those that like their drinks as rampant as their entertainment. From burlesque to cracking cabaret, this place is home to some of the most unique nightlife antics in our city.

Decked out with vibrant colours, dangling disco balls and neon lights, Popworld is a seriously quirky cocktail bar in Glasgow's city centre. Shimmy on over to dance to cheesy tunes, get dressed up in retro wigs and sip wild drinks that come with sparklers.

An opulent haven of Thai delights, Chaophraya is not to be missed. Set over four sprawling floors, this snazzy hotspot sports grand decor, including huge Buddha statues, sparkling chandeliers and red carpet galore. Head on over for swish signature sips that have been inspired by the flavours of East Asia.

Inject a little quirky into your regular ol' shindigs with The Corinthian. Located on Ingram Street, this first-class venue is touting a regular roster of live entertainment from some of the best in the biz, alongside DJ sets. Thirsty? The bar also whips up lip-smacking bevvies.

Located in the West End, The Gardener has plenty to offer, from weekly pub quizzes to cocktail masterclasses and quirky street art. Plus, the venue has expert mixologists who can whip up a mean strawberry and chilli margarita - it's sublime.

If your idea of cool and quirky is four floors of fun at a converted townhouse, then Hummingbird is made for you. From cocktail masterclasses to hiring out a private karaoke room or taking a seat on those hanging birdcage chairs, you can't go wrong here.

Taking inspiration from Charles Bukowksi's infamous protagonist, Chinaski's might be understated, but that doesn't mean it's not one seriously cool spot. This secret bar in Glasgow is home to a slick crowd of refined drinkers, some tasty eats and exquisite cocktails.

One of the most unique bars in Glasgow, Bavaria Brauhaus is a German-style beer hall. Not only can you enjoy sloshing steins and wacky interiors, but there's also a variety of traditional food and a proper party atmosphere every night of the week.

This cool eating and drinking haven is pairing mezcal with Mexican fare. Found along St Vincent Street, Topolabamba is dishing up authentic tacos, loaded burritos and a powerhouse of fruity margaritas - what more could you want?

The Ivy is bringing innovative brasserie-style dishes and beautiful botanical interiors to Glasgow. Thought that was it? You'd be wrong, as this place is serving up some of the very best cocktail creations in town, made by master mixologists behind the bar. 

Perched atop the Radisson Red, this rooftop spot is a no-brainer for cool places to drink in Glasgow. Venture up during the day for an afternoon spent soaking up the sun and taking in iconic views. Alternatively, come to Red Sky Bar after dark and dance to DJ sets 'til the early hours.

An illicit drinking den on Buchanan Street, Tabac is dripping in date night vibes. Step inside the atmospheric cocktail joint and you'll be met with sultry lighting, comfy banquettes and bartenders ready and waiting to make up a selection of heady signature tipples.

Inn Deep is bringing you craft beers in a cool setting at its riverside pub. Along with colourful murals and wacky comic strip posters, this quirky place to drink in Glasgow has also got a selection of house casks and guest kegs to sip from.

Whether you loved or hated the film, you're sure to be a fan of the bar. A cool cornucopia of bowling-inspired antics and burger wolfing, Lebowskis is shaking up a storm with over 25 types of white Russians available, as well as a variety of classic concoctions and draught beers.

Not all of us will be lucky enough to experience the culture and colours of Thailand, but there's a unique place in the city that promises just that. Thaikhun sports interiors that are nothing short of incredible, as well as slings out tasty bites and top cocktails.

Named after the very church it's housed within, Saint Luke's & The Winged Ox has become a beloved live music venue and bar, renowned for its wild gigs and entertainment. As the site has been recently renovated, you can also enjoy great brews and a soul food-based menu.

Reclaimed tenement shutters and salvaged light fittings give a rustic edge to this fun Irish pub. Nestle into a snug corner at Kitty O'Shea's and enjoy beers on tap accompanied by some comfort food from the kitchen. Alternatively, there's also a cheeky whisky bar for those in need of something stronger.

On the hunt for the best bars in Glasgow? Purveyors of juniper-based spirits and unusual G&Ts, beGIN is an award-winning haunt that takes its botanical imbibing very seriously. Head over for a night of sampling the 68-strong collection of spiced, fruity and citrus-flavoured tipples.

Tucked away down a little lane, The Old Hairdresser's operates on a need-to-know basis. Up there with Glasgow's best cool and quirky bars, this unfussy party pad has got a cracking slapdash space upstairs for gigs, performances and exhibitions, ideal for a unique night out. 

Perfectly garnished drinks served in cool glassware is what Kelvingrove Cafe is all about. Something of an institution for its captivating collection of quirky cocktails in Glasgow, this place knocks out a mix of chic style and vintage class all at the same time.