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Bar 185.

November 9, 2016 by John Gorevan 3 Comments

185 Buchanan Street, Glasgow. Now Demolished.

Bar 185. 2005.

Part of the Buchanan Hotel. The Buchanan Street Underground is right outside these premises.

This was once the well-known Ivanhoe Hotel.

In the NEWS 1975…

The Jousting Lounge, Ivanhoe Hotel, 185 Buchanan Street. 1975.

Bar 185. 2008.

Bar 185. 2008.

Bar 185. 2008.

Do you remember this old establishment? If so please get in touch.

END.

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Buchanan Bar.
  2. Buchanan Street Station Hotel.
  3. Fingals
  4. The Dragon Bar
  5. Fingal’s
  6. The Five Ways
  7. Pig & Firkin
  8. John M Gibson
  9. Lymburn’s
  10. October Bar
  11. The Red Parrot
  12. Two Thirty Lounge
  13. T.G.I Friday
  14. Victoria & Albert
  15. Stevenson Taylor

Filed Under: B, Buchanan Street, BuchananStreet Tagged With: Bar 185, Buchanan Hotel, Buchanan Street, Ivanhoe Hotel

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  1. Dr Lorn Macintyre says

    October 25, 2019 at 11:53 am

    I was in Glasgow last night, searching Buchanan Street for the Ivanhoe Hotel of fond memory. Has it been demolished (and when), or incorporated into a new building? Regards

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  2. Dr. James Stewart says

    August 2, 2020 at 10:47 pm

    My wife and I used to have a drink there prior to theatre. In fact we spent a little time there on our wedding night, before catching a train to Edinburgh for honeymoon!! Fond memories, have been married 57 years now, live in America, retired from a satisfying career in optometry. Retired 72 years old, now in Florida. Born in Coatbridge.

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  3. Bernard McKenna says

    October 10, 2024 at 10:09 am

    As a Drama Student round the corner, 1963-1966, we rarely drank there as it was too expensive. However, on Sundays when the pubs were closed and hotels were open we’d sometimes pay a visit. They wouldn’t serve pints, only half pints. I remember 6 of us going in there and ordering 12 half pints and getting asked to leave.

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