There is nothing like beer garden season in Glasgow and with a much-awaited easing of lockdown restrictions we are all eager for pints in the sun.
Earlier this month, Nicola Sturgeon confirmed beer gardens will be able to reopen from April 26.
Non-essential shops, libraries, museums and gyms will also return from that date.
“Cafés, restaurants and bars will be able to serve people outdoors, in groups of up to six from three households, until 10pm,” the First Minister said.
“Alcohol will be permitted, and there will be no requirement for food to be served.”
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Here are a number of popular pubs which are ready to welcome back punters at the end of April.
- Cranside Kitchen - The Finnieston beer garden overlooking the Clyde has already received thousands of bookings so you will need to book soon if you want a spot.
- Bier Halle - The city centre pub is getting ready to welcome back punters and will launch its booking system later this month.
- Drygate - The East End brewery has also confirmed it will be serving drinks outside.
- Malones - The pub will not be taking bookings for the outside area and space will remain first come, first serve.
- Hootenanny's - The city centre spot is also keeping its premises open for first come first serve.
- Oran Mor - It is a West End classic. The converted church confirmed it will open outdoor seating for drinks on April 26.
- Record Factory - Another West End beer garden which you better book sooner rather than later.
- SWG3 - Ronnie's Bar and Bike Shop will open from April 29, from Thursday to Sunday. Bookings can be made through the SWG3 app.
- Vodka Wodka - The Ashton Lane bar started taking bookings online on March 22.
- WEST Beer - The artisan brewery will once again be serving up a beer garden menu from the Glasgow Times. Bookings are available from their site.
- Times Square - Situated in St Enoch, the bar and diner can seat 56 punters in its outdoor space. Bookings for two-hour slots can be made ahead of time.
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