Sauchiehall Street Bar Crawl

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By Scarlett Welch Editor, DesignMyNight Scarlett has covered the UK's best restaurants, bars and events for DesignMyNight since 2023. She holds an MA in Media & Journalism, with bylines in The Crack magazine and South London News, among others. Last updated on 8th July 2026

Renowned party strip and a go-to for pleasure seekers from across Glasgow, Sauchiehall Street boasts some of the most hip-hop-happening joints in Scotland. Grab your pals and set sail on a booze-fuelled adventure through the bars, pubs and clubs of Sauchiehall Street: we've sorted the route for y'all, just hop on board and get ready to get boozy. 




Malones Glasgow

If you're heading to Sauchiehall Lane, make sure to stop by Malones, a characterful Irish pub. The boozer hosts brilliant live music throughout the week, spotlighting Irish talent across a range of genres, as well as sports screenings from GAA to football and rugby.

There are a wide variety of drinks available, while the food offering includes burgers, nachos, spice bags and more. They're also open until 3am most nights, so it's a great final stop on your crawl.

Nice 'N' Sleazy

Something of a Glasgow party institution, Sleazy's delivers beats, White Russians and a whole load of dance floor damage. The ideal spot to end a Sauchiehall Street bar crawl, this party palace spreads the madness out across two floors, promising a rowdy night out and an incredible soundtrack. Nice 'N' Sleazy's pulls in a trendy crowd and an impressive DJ line up: a Sauchiehall Street bar crawl is not complete without a stop off at Sleazy's.

Broadcast

Our next stop takes us a little further up Sauchiehall Street. Like something straight outta Brooklyn, this effortlessly cool bar and cafe is a must visit on a Sauchiehall Street bar crawl: the booze is cheap, the crowd is pretty and the soundtrack is always impressive, as is their roster of live music acts - you may just find yourself watching the next big thing! A chilled out but happening bar on Sauchiehall Street, Broadcast is not one to miss out of a Sauchiehall Street bar crawl.