Last Updated: 30th January 2017 Glasgow’s famous around the UK for its amazing live music scene, both for its nurturing of small, local acts and for drawing in the big names too. I’m sure you already know the popular gig venues, so we’re not going to look at those here - instead, read on for a list of some of the best pubs and bars to listen to some great live music while you enjoy a pint or two. The… Keep Reading
Spain is a country to savour, whether you like the incredible Mediterranean flavours, the sun, the contrasting landscapes, the culture, the history or the friendly people. However, for a taste of Spain without having to catch a flight, Glasgow has some great places to offer which will make you feel like you’re there! You may not find great Spanish chefs like Ferran Adrià, Arzak or Berasategui, but what you will find are good restaurants with a Spanish touch. Read on… Keep Reading
One of the truly incredible things about Glasgow is that so many of the city’s cultural attractions are completely free of charge (to everyone!) and, as a result, there are so many amazing ways to spend your time in the city without spending a penny. Whether you’re visiting the city for a few days (if so, welcome!), or live here and are looking for something to do this weekend, we’ve compiled a collection of the best free things to do… Keep Reading
I’ve been going to Sleazy’s for years. A regular student haunt, it’s always been a brilliant pub, but used to offer cheap food with quality to match. In more recent times things have gone significantly uphill with the introduction of “Meathammer Ltd” in the kitchen. I’ll be honest, I’ve looked into this and can’t for the life of me figure out if this an external company or just the one team giving the kitchen a fancy name, but frankly I… Keep Reading
It’s quite fitting that the first pub’s threshold I crossed since moving to Glasgow is the first I’m choosing to write about here on Get Out Glasgow. This lively pub on the cusp of the Merchant City offers a sanctuary from the sweated floors and muffled bass of most other establishments open past the witching hour, and it’s not difficult to see why it’s become such a staple of Merchant City life for most. I find that if it’s 1am… Keep Reading