Luke says: "Glasgow has a whole host of bustling bars, pretty pubs and care-free clubs, but with so many to choose from, planning a night out can become a nightmare in itself. But fear not, help is at hand! Check out our rundown of the best hidden nightlife nuggets Glasgow has to offer."
The Butterfly and the Pig

Love a bit of kitsch? Then this one’s for you. Don’t be fooled by the cake stands, floral prints and granny-chic décor though, The Butterfly and Pig doubles up as a tearoom and hot-as-you-like nightlife spot, too. Open mics, quiz nights, DJs and sumptuous cocktails are available at this little city-centre number. Never judge a book by its cover, eh? Even if it is covered in flowers…
Flat 0/1

If you’re on a budget but don’t want to compromise on quirk, Flat 0/1 is well worth a look in. Designed to emulate a student flat of the 1970’s, this house party-cum-bar boasts a wild selection of drinks, ranging from cherry Lambrini to bespoke cocktails. Though on the cheaper end of the Glasgow nightlife spectrum, Flat 0/1 certainly doesn’t disappoint when it comes to its events. Movie nights, live music and raucous parties are just a few of the things on the menu at this hidden gem on Bath Street.
Chinaski’s

Shhhh. Chinaski’s is a secret Glasgow bar hidden behind the façade of an otherwise unassuming entrance, boasting late night tipples, a wide selection of drinks, and an exclusively cool vibe. If you can find it, the venue itself is distinctively unique featuring candle-lit tables and an impressive hidden terrace out back. Head here for a cool experience and tasty drinks, you won’t regret it.
The Flying Duck

Cocktail and Burger

As if you need to hear any more than ‘Cocktail’ and ‘Burger’ in the same sentence to be interested. Yes, it’s exactly what you think: a bar boasting amazing burgers, and even better cocktails! Though a little classier than your average burger joint, the venue has a separate bar area bustling with people heading over for ‘just drinks’, making the most out of C&B’s bespoke and signature cocktails. Long live Cocktail and Burger!
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