Glasgow

Founded as a theater in 1991, this famous Glasgow venue is a cavernous 65,000-square-foot vaulted space underneath Central Station and is an arty enclave among...more

The clientele of this high-end bar in the Merchant City neighborhood are a grown-up, sophisticated lot who enjoy the decadent Roman vibe. It's done up in the...more

A former bank in the city center with grandiose Victorian architecture (built in 1842), the Corinthian opened in 1999 following a painstaking refurbishment...more

A key player in Glasgow's music scene, the upstairs venue here is where producer Alan McGee stumbled across Oasis. Smaller national and international touring...more

This friendly pub hosts traditional music sessions most nights and has an excellent selection of malts. The stained-glass windows depict scenes of the Highland...more

A long-established dive bar in student land, Sleazy's ties with the 13th Note (50–60 King St.; 44-141-553-1638; www.13thnote.co.uk) as the place where...more

Oran Mór is Gaelic for "great melody of life"—and that's the guiding principle here, whether you're taking in one of the "A Play, A Pie, A Pint"...more

This basement club under Jamaica Street has been happening for two decades (save three nomadic years when a fire on the street forced its closure). These days,...more

You'd be hard-pressed to find anywhere more Scottish than this traditional pub: The staff is kilted, stag heads hang on dark wood-paneled walls, and there are...more