Things To Do For Couples In Glasgow

Treat yourselves to dinner with a difference at some of the city's most unique eateries. From renowned city centre spots perfect for celebrating special occasions, to undiscovered gems offering delicious food and great cocktails, make perfect date night dreams a reality.

Woo your way to their heart at the city's finest Spanish restaurant. Traditional ingredients have been carefully sourced to create innovative tapas, which is perfect for sharing. For romantic date ideas in Glasgow that won't disappoint, Cubatas has you covered.

If you're a couple that loves nothing more than good food and quirky cocktails, Absurd Bird is the place for you. Tuck into plates of juicy fried chicken with signature mixes, regular events and quirky surroundings to rally round off the fun date night experience.

Summer is well and truly underway, giving us even more reason to dine outdoors. From rooftop retreats offering panoramic views while you tuck into delicious dishes, to gorgeous beer gardens adorned in lush foliage, these are the best places to eat outside in Glasgow.

For a fun couples night out in Glasgow, book a table at Brel's laid-back fondue night, where you can bond over cheese as fairy lights twinkle above your table. Fancy something more al fresco? Check out the summer BBQ pits and snuggle by the fire as the sun goes down.

If you're looking for things to do for couples in Glasgow, this cool and quirky venue should be on your list. With daily events attracting a young crowd, you can expect a chilled out evening. Keep an eye out for bingo and BYOB nights.

Couples of Glasgow have plenty to do at Mezcal, where tacos, tequila and techno reign supreme. The quirky cantina will have you and your partner swooning over delicious Mexican dishes, classic cocktails and the party soundtrack courtesy of the regular live DJs.

If your idea of a great date night for couples in Glasgow involves gin, then you have come to the right place. Soak up some artisan gins, homemade tonics and botanical cocktails, and prepare to charm the socks off your date.

Looking to splash the cash a little with your partner? Head on over to The Ivy for a swish date night. Taking pride of place on Buchanan Street, the lavish restaurant bar is made up of botanical decor, handcrafted cocktails and fine dining that's sure to sweep your partner off their feet.

Get your street food fix at Glasgow's biggest beer garden this summer. Cranside Kitchen is a Finnieston alfresco bar and kitchen with two pergola style marquees and plenty of picnic tables, perfect for tucking into delicious eats from some of the city's top traders.

Boteco Do Brasil is a brilliantly fun place to go as a couple in Glasgow. Not only does this bold bar and restaurant blast a playlist of Latin American grooves but its food and drink offerings are just as vivacious, as hearty Brazilian plates come paired with punchy rum cocktails.

Delmonica's have been at the heart of Glasgow's gay scene for decades now, offering a welcoming environment for couples to chill out and drink. And on the right night? The venue plays host to some of the city's best drag performers who are sure to keep you on your toes.

Get your game on with a trip to this quirky arcade game-themed bar. Expect a great selection of local and internationally-sourced beer and challenge your date to a game of Mortal Kombat II or Ridge Racer for one of the best couples activities in Glasgow.

Boozy brunches are always a fun thing to do for couples in Glasgow, and there's very few places as special as The Gardener. Combining fresh, seasonal plates with handcrafted cocktails and beautifully botanical interiors, this restaurant is a stunning place for a daytime date. 

The Calton Taproom is an essential destination for couples that love a good craft brew, BBQ bites and a gorgeous beer garden. Tucked away in the BAaD complex, the venue showcases Scotland's finest craft brews with 20 on tap and 100 bottles from across the globe. 

Go old school with dinner and drinks in this swanky restaurant just minutes from the River Clyde. Housed in the converted Stirling Library, The Spiritualist boasts a back bar with over 300 spirits, while food comes in the form of seafood sharing platters and various grilled specialties.