Blackfriars
- Food served: Mon–Sun 11am–10pm
- Bar open: Mon–Sat 11am–midnight; Sun 12.30pm–midnight
Tell us more about this venue.
- Average price:
£5.50 (set lunch)
£12 (evening meal)
This establishment has not been visited by The List's review team.
Events at Blackfriars (36 Bell Street, Glasgow)
| Location | Date | Tickets |
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| Maximum rhythm and blues, rock'n'roll and rockabilly at this 1950s record hop. View full details |
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| Blackfriars | 2 Jun 10pm | 0141 552 5924 £5 |
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| The Argonaut Sounds team return playing roots, reggae and dancehall. View full details |
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| Blackfriars |
15 Jun
11pm
The tenth birthday party, with special live performances on the mic, free session CDs, posters and other… |
0141 552 5924 Free before midnight; £3 after |
| Location | Date | Tickets |
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| Classic mod sounds, 60s psych and northern soul at Scotland's premier mod club, with regular DJs Mikey Collins and Paul Molloy. View full details |
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| Blackfriars | 29 Jun 10pm | 0141 552 5924 £5 |
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| DJs Blair Benzini and Gary Dance Commander play Italo, disco, synthpop, funk and a whole bunch of other stuff. View full details |
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| Blackfriars | 9 Jun 11pm | 0141 552 5924 £3 |
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| Raucous rock'n'roll, groovin' R&B, thumping soul and other sounds from the past that'll make your backbone slip. View full details |
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| Blackfriars | 16 Jun 11pm | 0141 552 5924 £5 (£3) |
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| Rock'n'roll, country and gospel from members of The Five Aces, Bottleneckers and Hidden Masters. View full details |
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| Blackfriars | 29 May–25 Sep Tue 9.30pm | Free |
Reviews of Blackfriars (36 Bell Street, Glasgow)
- 1. Scotbeer, Glasgow – 3 March 2011, 3:12pmBlackfriarsReport
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Blackfriars is a true Merchant City Institution. Opened in the late eighties by Allan Cunningham who then gave Glasgow The Brewery Tap in the west end this merchant city bar stands the test of time to this day.
If my memory serves me correctly Blackfriars also was the first bar to hold stand up comedy at the "Comic Club" in their basement with Fred Macaulay and Stu Who and their range of Ales regularly featured beers from across the UK and Belgium.
Allan moved to Sweden and I think he was opening a Blackfriars over there. Anyone know if he did?
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