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Bars and Clubs near Central Station, Glasgow, United Kingdom

    • Horseshoe Bar (The) - Glasgow
    • L'Attache - Glasgow

      • 2. L'Attache

      • Traditional bar with good city center location
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        • City Centre
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    • Havana - Glasgow

      • 3. Havana

      • Salsa the night away
        • City Centre
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    • Drum and Monkey - Glasgow
    • Budda - Glasgow

      • 5. Budda

      • Mellow and Stylish
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        • City Centre
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    • Club Budda - Glasgow

      • 6. Club Budda

      • Worship the Music
        • City Centre
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    • Black & White - Glasgow
    • Coffee Republic - Glasgow
    • Cosmopol - Glasgow

      • 9. Cosmopol

      • Cosmopolitan By name
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        • City Centre
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    • Living Room (The) - Glasgow
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  • Glasgow has the widest range and largest number of pubs, restaurants, clubs and related entertainment in Scotland and is renowned for its night-life and music scene.

    Revolver is gay-owned and operated. It offers a relaxed atmosphere with a friendly staff, as well as pool tables, free wifi, and a free digital jute box. The decor is tasteful and most nights the bar serves a slight older clientale, but one that is still hip and fashionable. Not at all cheesy or flamboyant. They offer a karaoke night on Tuesdays and comedy sketches on Sunday afternoon.

    The Horshoebar can be described as a mecca for varying types of Glaswegians. It has two bars, the ground floor is the actual 'horseshoe' bar and upstairs is the equally famous lounge. It has the longest circular bar in Britain. The pub can be found between Renfield Street and West Nile Street in Drury lane, in the heart of the city centre. It is usually jampacked with an ecclectic bunch. Enjoy the famous Karaoke Monday to Saturday 8pm until close and Sunday 5pm until close...standards are exceptionally high! A "pint and a pie" is the typical offering, but the menu holds much much more at terrific prices.

    In 2006, the New York Times "Top 50 Places To Visit in the World" listed King Tut's Wah Wah Hut as the seventh best way to 'follow your bliss'.


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