Something A Little Different in Glasgow

Waxy O'Connor's is so much more than just an Irish pub, it is also a twisty, turny, brilliantly intricate venue, featuring incredible decor throughout its three floors. Head there for a fresh pint of Guinness, some hearty dishes and some seriously unique surroundings.

When it comes to a unique night out in Glasgow, you certainly shouldn't be bogged down by the boring, and that's where Shilling Brewing Co. come in. Join them not only for delicious serves of authentic, Italian pizza, there's a roster of brilliant craft beers to boot. 

Try something a little different in Glasgow this winter with this super fun treasure hunt experience. Solve the clues on the map to reach your final destination - a great city pub where you'll receive 20% off on your food and drinks bill. 

Sloans is bringing the best in folk music every Wednesday night, where you can play yourself, listen to it all, grab a drink, and have a bit of a different night.

Cabaret stars and cage style booths; The Riding Room is definitely one of the wildest venues in Glasgow. Whether you're out on a debaucherous date or having a drink in Merchant City with pals and looking to be entertained, The Riding Room's eclectic roster of burlesque shows, magicians, musicians and comedians will certainly give you something new to try. If the acts don't do it for you? The absinthe surely will.

A restaurant like no other in Glasgow, Thaikhun is bringing a level of Thai authenticity that can hardly be matched. From the kitsch interiors down to the affordable plates and classic flavours, it's fun and it's most certainly unique.

A fun hangout on Bath Street perfect for the cool kids, Flat 0/1 adds plenty of quirky features to your standard night out. From classic films on the big screen to fun club nights throughout the week - not to mention the offbeat, octogenarian chic decor - something a little different is always on the cards here. 

Fancy a bit of ping pong, or a few rounds on the Super Nintendo? Maybe you want to drink cocktails out of an old gramophone, play bingo or join the sewing club? Hillhead Bookclub is a hive of offbeat activity where folk congregate for a quirky night out. If you're looking for something a little different in Glasgow, here is most definitely the place. 

When it comes to looking for a little extra from your pint, West Brewery has certainly got it sorted. What better place to enjoy a cold brew than within the same walls it's made? This brewery meets bar is a stylish hangout, with cracking beers, tasty grub and a friendly feel. Add that to one of the best beer gardens in Glasgow and you can't go wrong with a night out at West. 

Those of you that fancy trying something unique in Glasgow will be hard pushed to give Tabac a miss. Sultry, sexy and sophisticated with markedly speakeasy inspired interiors, Tabac is a wonderland of cocktails and mixes that will keep you heading back for more. 

As if the grand surroundings weren't enough, the adjoining casino at Teller's Bar in the Corinthian Club certainly gives a fresh spin to your Glasgow night out. Open until 6am, this is the most happening hang out after hours with great cocktails and a lively crowd. And who knows you may get lucky at the tables and head home at sunrise, quids in. 

Loud, grand and oh so unique, enjoy all things German at this Bavarian inspired beer house in Glasgow. From quirky interiors down to steins and schnitzels, there's barely anywhere else like it in the city, and it's begging for a visit.

What could be cooler than a bar that looks like a pawn shop from out front. Indeed of selling off your granny's pearls, step inside into one of Glasgow's hidden gems. A stunning bar and ballroom, The Berkeley Suite is one of fiercest clubs in Glasgow with monster club nights and up for it crowds, it's certainly something special for your evening on the tiles.

We're suckers for themed bars, so The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn was always going to be a winner with us. A fruity, fun bar on Bath Street, the cocktails come in proper ceramic jars straight from the South Pacific, the chairs are made of rattan and the DJ booth is actually a beach hut. If that's not enough, to leave Hawaii just step upstairs for some grub and you'll find yourself in sixties suburbia. A cool concept that you need to discover in the city centre.