Burns Night 2019 in Glasgow

Ubiquitous Chip return with another electric supper where they will be toasting the famous poet with a night of frivolity, dancing and whisky drinking. Promising "a nicht of cheerful chantin' and reelin'" you can expect an impressive dinner where the legendary haggis will be celebrated and you'll be feasting like a King.

Each year, Oran Mor host an atmospheric supper in the surrounds of their stunning auditorium of the former Kelvinside Parish Church, and this time, you can feast on cock-a-leekie soup, haggis, neeps and tatties and a delicious raspberry cranachan - all accompanied by a dram, of course.

Not only can you feast on mouthwatering canapes and whiskies, but there's even a traditional Burns supper with twists and turns, as well as, classic cocktails and local beers. If that's not enough, then spoken word poetry, live entertainment and a lively atmosphere should do it.

If there's anywhere that's Scottish through and through it's Rab Ha's. Prepare for an array of hitched kilts, gallivanting dancers and whisky swilling patrons as this festive bash in the name of Rabbie will go on long and loud. Burns Night - we salute you!

Calling all vegans: this supper club is giving you all the fun of a typical ceilidh night, with none of the meat usually associated with a traditional feast. Go plant-based with welcome drinks, a Scottish buffet and live music. Doesn't get much better than this!

Head to Hyndland and celebrate the great Rabbie Burns with a sumptuos 3-course feast with a dram on arrival. There's even a traditional Ceilidh band before a DJ takes to the decks to keep you dancing the night away well into the wee hours.

One of the country's biggest clubs, The Garage is a no-brainer when it comes to fun nights out. If that's what you're looking for, then kick start your weekend with a night in honour of Scotland's famous poet and get your hands on haggis and Bucky Bombs at the bar.

Celebrate Scotland's national Bard with a luxurious Burns Night feast. Their spin on the supper is fully Scottish, with a few twists and whisky flights to boot. Not limited to one night, discerning foodies can toast to Robert Burns all week long.

From one dude to another, Lebowskis is going all out this January. Gather your best guys and girls and head here for a themed supper, White Russians and a special Burns-themed burger. This isn't your usual.

Okay so this might be more of a Bavarian-themed joint, but the bar does offer Haggis pizzas and Scottish beers - perfect if you want your own take on the Scots' famous supper. This is definitely one for those looking for something a little different.

Mark Scotland's great hero with a Burns night dram, at, well Dram! This West End bar is a cosy space and the perfect spot to toast Burns night in the city - and with three courses for £10.95, you'll be hard pressed to find a cheaper toast. 

With welcomes drinks, a delicious feast and entertainment till 1am, WEST On The Green is going all out this time around. Tuck into haggis, neeps and tatties, all washed down with drams and fizz, while bagpipers, Scots singers and a 6-piece band providing the entertainment.