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Saint Judes

A cocktail bar and kitchen in a Bath Street townhouse since 2013, open at the weekend, with four spaces for private parties.

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Saint Judes has been mixing cocktails on Bath Street since 2013, in a townhouse just along from Charing Cross, with steps up to the door and a courtyard below.

It is known across the city for its cocktails, classics given a Glaswegian twist alongside its own inventions, and for its food, served in a casual, friendly bar.

The kitchen runs from steak frites and chips in a metal cup to burgers stacked high with fries, chicken wings with a pint, and a full afternoon tea on tiered stands with sandwiches, scones and cakes, as well as towering freakshakes loaded with sweets. The main bar opens to everyone on Friday and Saturday from noon until late and on Sunday from noon until seven. The rest of the week the building is given over to private functions, and it has four spaces for them: the Penthouse on the top floor, the Apartment on the first, the Condo with its own karaoke and disco ball, and the Courtyard, a basement club with a dancefloor and DJ booth.

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Before you go

The main bar is open on Friday and Saturday from noon until late and on Sunday from noon to 7pm.

From Monday to Thursday it is open for private functions.

Hours
Fri and Sat 12:00 until late; Sun 12:00 to 19:00; Mon to Thu private functions.
Where
190 Bath Street, G2 4HG.

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
noon–1am
Saturday
noon–2am
Sunday
noon–7pm

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Where it is

190 Bath Street, near Charing Cross.

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