Iconic venues including The Baby Grand and The Strathduie Bar are among multiple boozers to have closed their doors.
Meanwhile, The Thornwood in the West End has revealed it will be closing down later in the year.
Here are four of the pubs and bars which have shut down since the start of the year in Glasgow:
The Strathduie Bar
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The boozer revealed the devastating news on Facebook. In the post, the bar said they had been working to ‘resolve issues with the building’, however, it had become ‘apparent that untreated wet rot on’ its foundations was deemed ‘no longer safe’.
Due to this, the pub, which is one of Glasgow’s oldest, shut down with immediate effect.
Velvet Sparrow
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Velvet Sparrow, on Clarkston Street in the Southside, is another bar in the city to have closed since the start of 2025.
The bar shut its doors on Sunday, February 9, after announcing its ‘unexpected and unavoidable’ closure.
Gallagher’s Bar
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The Celtic pub recently shared a touching message after closing down its city centre venue.
The boozer shut its doors on January 25 after only two and a half years of serving punters.
In November 2024, the pub announced that in February 2025 they would no longer be trading from the venue.
The bar said due to them taking on a ‘short-term lease’ for The Squirrel Bar on Stevenston Street, their landlord ‘refused’ to renew the venue’s lease on Howard Street.
They revealed it was their ‘intention’ to have an additional pub to accommodate ‘the custom’ they were ‘having to turn away each week’ due to being at ‘full capacity’.
However, the bar said it isn’t ‘the end’ of Gallaghers. The owners of the pub, which is popular with Hoops fans, said once The Squirrel is up and running they will be looking for a new Gallagher’s venue in the city centre.
The Baby Grand
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The city centre institution closed its doors after more than 40 years as its building is set to be demolished to make way for student housing.
On top of these four boozers, another one has revealed it will be closing later this year.
The Thornwood
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The popular watering hole on Dumbarton Road revealed the gutting news on Thursday, February 6.
In a social media post, the owners said they were ‘handing the keys back to the landlords’.
The much-loved and well-known boozer revealed its ‘last hurrah’ will be on March 29.
