Bread And Butter Glasgow

Class venue, unfortunately for me an 18 yr old spice boy student decided to get wide and keep pushing me while I was dancing to Smash Mouth - All Star, had to dish a quick 2 2 jab to the spice boys face, was quickly ushered out after that. Sad to leave on those terms, but could not allow some giro perm spice boy to dish out any more disrespect. In essence, if you dance anywhere near a student with a perm’s bird better than they can dance, you will need to initiate a spice boy bashing side quest.

It was an alright bar, I liked that it was hidden away and not on one of the main streets. The staff were nice and service didn't take too long even when the place was full. The singer who was playing was very good but a little too loud and it was difficult to hear people speak. The bar had a wide selection of drinks but after having 3 of the same they ran out of what I was drink, I would expect them to have a larger storage of the drinks so they didn't run out. One down side was I could only book the table for 2 hours so by the time I was just getting comfy, I was asked to leave to make space for the next party. I would go back.

Cool little German bar hidden away in Glasgow City centre. It's located off Buchanan Street down one of the alleyways. Its at the back of the Ted Baker store. Venue is really funky and modern with a cool outside area with seats. They serve all sorts of draught and bottles of beer along with cocktails and food. Great little spot to have a drink through the day or night.

I like what they've done with the place which used to be Bread and Butter and was quite run down. Now it's lively and nice, with high tables and stools, other lower tables, big bar, some tables outside too. Good cocktails! They have a wide range of beers and some cocktails on tap for only 7.50 which is great, including an Espresso Martini, very tasty. Live music on a Friday night was a bit too loud for us.