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Glasgow

Bunker

A bar on Bath Street near the O2 ABC for over twenty years, with cocktails, pizzas and a terrace out the back, open late Tuesday to Saturday.

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Bunker has been part of Glasgow's nights out for more than twenty years, a bar on Bath Street near the O2 ABC, which makes it a regular stop before a gig or a night at the theatre.

Behind the front is a long, low room of timber tables, benches and booths, with a covered terrace out the back laid with artificial grass and white sofas.

Cocktails are the staple, from the classic margarita to the season's specials, and the kitchen turns out pizzas, burgers, steak and fries, and churros with chocolate to share. Food is served from four in the afternoon on Wednesday and Thursday, and from noon until nine on Friday and Saturday. There are drinks packages and booked areas for parties and birthdays. The bar opens in the late afternoon from Tuesday to Thursday and at noon on Friday and Saturday, and stays open until the small hours; it is closed on Sunday and Monday.

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Before you go

Bunker opens from 5pm on Tuesday, 4pm on Wednesday and Thursday, and noon on Friday and Saturday, and closes at 2am on Tuesday, 1am on Wednesday and Thursday, and 3am on Friday and Saturday.

It is closed on Sunday and Monday. Food is served Wednesday and Thursday from 4pm, and Friday and Saturday from noon until 9pm.

Hours
Tue 17:00 to 02:00; Wed and Thu 16:00 to 01:00; Fri and Sat 12:00 to 03:00.
Food
Wed and Thu from 16:00; Fri and Sat 12:00 to 21:00.
Where
193 Bath Street, G2 4HU.

Opening hours

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Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
4pm–1am
Thursday
4pm–1am
Friday
noon–3am
Saturday
noon–3am
Sunday
Closed

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Where it is

193 Bath Street, near Sauchiehall Street and the O2 ABC.

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