Oh balls. Wimbledon has come around yet again, but this time we may not even be able to rely on Scotland's Andy Murray to bring it home for Britain. Don't miss a game, a set or match... a grunt, a screech or a ball to the eh, balls. There are lots of great pubs and sports bars in Glasgow with big screens where you can soak up the atmosphere and quench the tension with a pint (or a Pimms). Check out our guide to the best places to watch Wimbledon in Glasgow.
This gastropub is the perfect cosy hideaway to catch all of the action across HD screens at the bar and in the room upstairs. Get your feed of awesome grub and work your way through a massive stock of ales while you sigh, grunt and cheer all the way.
Waxy O'Connor's takes Wimbledon seriously. The great Merchant City pub loves Andy Murray so much, they've dedicated a whole area of the bar to watching Wimbledon. Their Dargle Tennis Fanzone has always-on action, so you'll never miss a set by Serena, or a match from Murray.
When the grass-court season heats up, Malones Glasgow stands out as the ultimate spot to catch all the action live. Trading the quiet, polite claps of Henman Hill for the raucous energy of a proper Irish bar, this city-centre favourite broadcasts every match on its massive screens.
Whether you are tracking the intense opening rounds or settling in for a blockbuster finals weekend, the friendly staff ensure you won't miss a single ace, volley, or tie-break drama.
The Finnieston on Argyle Street are so invested in the tennis, they've even invested in an outdoor screen for the occasion. Now punters can watch Wimbledon in Glasgow and feel the drizzle on their strawberries as if they were in centre court itself.
Record Factory is littered with screens big and small throughout their Glasgow bar, so you can enjoy the action live from The Championships. With the bar boasting some great club nights and quiz nights as well as a lengthy food menu - take a lil holiday and camp out here until the finals.
This chilled out Renfield Street spot is showing every minute of the Wimbledon action across a big screen, to the tune of craft beer and slow cooked meats. Where better to watch every game, set and match?
