Wunderbar

What it is

The idea is a beer hall with a global twist: beers with unusual flavours from different countries, alongside a cocktail list. It is a drinking and music venue first and foremost rather than a place to eat, so plan dinner elsewhere. Expect a broad range of styles from different brewing traditions, so it is a good place to try something new.

Music and late nights

Live acts and DJs play every day of the week, from headliners to local favourites and late-night jam sessions. It opens from midday and runs into the small hours, which makes it a natural last stop after an evening in the Merchant City or around Royal Exchange Square. It is open every day from noon until 3am, so it can also be a quiet afternoon drink before the music starts.

Groups and nearby

Larger groups and special requests are handled by the events team by email. Springfield Court sits in the lanes by Buchanan Street, so The Lighthouse, Royal Exchange Square and the Gallery of Modern Art's Duke of Wellington statue are all within a couple of minutes' walk. For a meal before you go, there are plenty of restaurants within a few minutes' walk, including Maison by Glaschu next door.

Highlights

• Bier keller-inspired bar
• International beers and cocktails
• Live music and DJs seven days a week
• Open late
• Group bookings via the events team

Good to know

• Group bookings: email bookings@wunderbarglasgow.com.
• Food is not mentioned on the official site; eat beforehand.

Frequently asked questions