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Nice'n'Sleazy
- Telephone 0141 333 0900
- Bar open Mon–Sat noon–3am; Sun 1pm–3am
- Food served Mon–Wed noon–9pm; Thu–Sat noon–10pm; Sun 1–9pm
- Average price £13 (lunch); £13 (evening meal)
- Website nicensleazy.com
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Atmospheric and distinctive late-night bar offering a great lineup of gigs and club nights, bargain drinks and eclectic food offerings.
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Back in August 2016 music bar Nice'n'Sleazy invited the Squid & Whale, who previously had a bar-diner on Great Western Road, into their kitchen for a pop-up and it proved so popular they decided to move in indefinitely. Tacos take centre stage, with a variety of creative meat options (slow-cooked pork with red onion and mango) as well as vegetarian and vegan choices. The chipotle-dusted, pan-fried red snapper taco is smoky with a fresh Mexican slaw adding a satisfying crunch. High-quality ingredients and careful cooking shine through, there's no sad beef mince here – the carne asada burrito is packed with tender marinated steak strips. Nachos layered with spicy cheese and salsa fresca are ideal as accompaniments or for sharing over beers. Nice'n'Sleazy continues to do what it does best: a great lineup of gigs and club nights, bargain white/black Russians and a grungy décor of graffiti scrawled walls. With the addition of the Squid & Whale it can add delicious, Mexican-inspired food to its brag list.
- Provides: Vegetarian options (at least ¼ main courses), Gluten-free options, Children's portions, Children's high chairs, Wheelchair access, Free wi-fi
- Music on stereo: alternative/indie/metal/rock
- Live entertainment: Live bands and club nights throughout the week
- Capacity: 120
- Largest group: 8
- Open since: Venue 1990; The Squid & Whale 2016
- Number of wines sold by the glass: 5
- House wine: £15 per bottle
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Andy Crofts
English singer-songwriter best known for being a founding member of indie psych-rock band the Moons, and currently a musician in Paul Weller's band.
Fri 11 Dec
£11 / 0141 333 0900
Sat 22 May 2021
£11 / 0141 333 0900
Hands Off Gretel
Alt-rock and new wave grunge band from South Yorkshire.
Fri 20 Nov
£11.25 / 0141 333 0900
Humanist
Humanist, the expansive and ambitious project orchestrated by guitarist and producer Rob Marshall, is announced today alongside the album’s new single “Shock Collar”, featuring iconic Depeche Mode singer Dave Gahan. The self-titled debut album will be released via Ignition Records on Feb 7th. This is an 18+ event.
Fri 25 Sep
£9 / 0141 333 0900
Thu 4 Feb 2021
£9 / 0141 333 0900
Joints n' Jams
Monthly hip-hop, funk and soul night, featuring residents Shaka Loves You.
Sat 8 Aug
£3 (Students free) / 0141 333 0900
- 23:30 – 03:00
Sat 29 Aug
£3 (Students free) / 0141 333 0900
- 23:30 – 03:00
Sat 12 Sep
£3 (Students free) / 0141 333 0900
- 23:30 – 03:00
Last Great Dreamers - Retrosexual 25th Anniversary Tour
UK Glam-tinged Power-pop rockers Last Great Dreamers head out on a clutch of UK dates to promote the re-release & 25th Anniversary of their debut cult classic album Retrosexual.
Sat 17 Oct
£11 / 0141 333 0900
Fri 27 Nov
£13.50 / 0141 333 0900
Marisa And The Moths + Darkness Divine + Izzy Thomas
Marisa And The Moths head up to play in Scotland as part of their debut album release tour.
Tue 6 Oct
£11.25 / 0141 333 0900
The Nightingales
Art punk band.
Fri 18 Sep
Prices to be confirmed / 0141 333 0900
Thu 22 Apr 2021
£13.20 / 0141 333 0900
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