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151 West George Street
Glasgow, G2 2JJ
0141 229 0707
There are quite a few cocktail bars in Glasgow,
but Blue Dog’s definitely one of the better ones.
It’s got a piano bar for a start. This classy haven
for cats in two-tone shoes and girls in glamorous
dresses is as chilled out as venues come; deep
booths range along the left-hand redbrick wall
while a piano player presides over the baby
grand in the corner. Guest singers and pianists
play most evenings – a mix of blues and jazz is
typical – while drinks on offer include creations
such as Thyme after Thyme and Rhubarb and
Apple Molasses. Yes, Blue Dog is about as far
from a hard-bitten Glasgow boozer as you’re
likely to get. The clientele includes a good mix
of couples and young professionals in search
of a modicum of serenity in a city known for
its multitude of rowdy nightspots. Blue Dog is
their oasis.
BLUE DOG
COIA’S CAFÉ
473-477 Duke Street
Glasgow, G31 1RD
0141 554 3822
The Coia family opened their first café in Dennistoun
in 1928, and ever since then Coia’s Café has been
a favourite meeting place for local people, both
young and old. Serving hearty portions of Glasgow-
Italian favourites at a brisk pace to family groups,
date nights and groups of friends. Coia’s Café today
provides a wide range of meals and snacks. The
menu has something for everyone, the ever popular
fish and chips and various traditional Italian dishes
are all in our menu – Pastas, steaks, langostines
and a fine selection of pizzas as well as many new
dishes to tantalise the taste buds. Desserts run the
gamut of sundaes, cheesecakes, bakes and Italian
specialities, with Coia’s own ice-cream in its myriad
flavours often playing a starring role. A full breakfast
is available before noon and after, if that is what you
really fancy. We still pride ourselves in four basics:-
friendly attitude, politeness, cleanliness and high
quality food.
