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Brunswick Cellars.

November 11, 2016 by John Gorevan 2 Comments

239 Sauchiehall Street. Glasgow. G2 3EX. Tel: 0141 332 9329.

Sparkles. 1990s.

The Cellars. 2008.

The Cellars. 2008.

Brunswick Cellars. 2010.

Brunswick Cellars. 2010.

The Priory. 2014.

Priory. 2014.

Email from Bob F: “This was formerly the Blenheim.”

Update…2019 Still called the “Priory.”

Do you have anything to say about this venue? If so please leave a comment.

END.

More pubs on this street:

  1. Bar Budda.
  2. The Brewery Tap.
  3. The Blanket.
  4. Bier Hof
  5. Pythagoras
  6. Caskie & Co.
  7. Campus
  8. L’Odeon.
  9. Oceans Eleven.
  10. The Centre Court
  11. Crazy Daisy
  12. Ferrari Bar
  13. Fire Water
  14. 51st State
  15. The Garage
  16. Grand Hotel Bar
  17. The Grand Hotel
  18. The Hall
  19. Hengler’s Circus
  20. James D Wilson
  21. Jumpin Jack’s
  22. Joe Paparazzi
  23. Lauder’s Bar
  24. The Local
  25. The Metropole
  26. Mojama
  27. Moon
  28. Nicensleazy Bar
  29. Nico’s
  30. The Variety Bar
  31. O’Neill’s
  32. Porter’s
  33. Reveras
  34. Silk
  35. The Snaffle Bit
  36. Stavka Wigwam
  37. Studio
  38. Sports Cafe
  39. The Three Pigeons
  40. Tiffany’s
  41. Viva
  42. Zanzi Bar
  43. ABC1 Cinema
  44. White Elephant

Filed Under: B, Sauchiehall Street, SauchiehallStreet Tagged With: Blenheim, Brunswick Cellars, Sauchiehall Street, Sparkles, The Cellars, The Priory

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Comments

  1. Irn says

    October 25, 2022 at 9:16 pm

    Kelly McDonald, the actress was a barmaid here in the early to mid 90’s – I remember her serving me once or twice – she left to work on a little known movie called Trainspotting…

    The thing I remember the most about this excellent pub was the old wine bottles that always had lit candles with layers and layers of old melted wax !

    Reply
  2. ALASDAIR MACISAAC says

    April 3, 2024 at 10:50 pm

    Brunswick Cellars
    Has reopened in Dec 2023
    And it now hosts loads of live electronic and traditional music
    As well as djs most weekend nights.
    Oh and the fish have returned!

    Reply

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