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De Quincey’s.

November 11, 2016 by John Gorevan 3 Comments

71 Renfield Street, Glasgow. G2 1LP. Tel: 0141 353 2959.

De Quincey’s. 1991.

The Old Rangoon was here for a short while but reverted back to its popular former name De Quincey’s, named after Thomas de Quincey.

Situated in the basement is a popular bar called Balsa formerly known as Brahms and Liszt.

2008 Bouzy Rouge.

2012 CUP tea lounge Co.

2015 Gin71.

Gin71. 2018.

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

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More pubs on this street:

  1. The Atholl Arms
  2. The Bristol Bar.
  3. C Duff
  4. Cafe Cini.
  5. Wyper’s.
  6. Fouquet’s
  7. The Maltman
  8. Oshr
  9. Pacific Bar
  10. The Picador
  11. The Quality Inn
  12. The Renfield Arms
  13. Revolution
  14. Walkabout

Filed Under: D, Renfield Street, RenfieldStreet Tagged With: Balsa, Bouzy Rouge, Brahms, Cup Tea Lounge Co, De Quincey's, Gin71, Liszt, Renfield Street

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Comments

  1. Crusher says

    April 28, 2021 at 9:52 pm

    I remember it for the red leather Chesterfield sofas. Although they were a wee bit tired at the time.

    Reply
  2. Trish Corr says

    September 29, 2021 at 2:15 pm

    Worked in it when it first opened all very new – listed building inside because of the tiles on the walls fancy chesterfield sofas (who would have thought in Glasgow in the 80s) downstairs was just offices staff rooms and the kitchen no other pub at that time – must admit I loved working there – the owner was Ron McCulloch – had a few in the town

    Reply
    • PAUL says

      December 5, 2024 at 5:59 pm

      The interiors were beautiful. The tiles and the lights made it feel from another century…which it was! I was there late 90’s early 2000s. Not been in for 20 years.

      Reply

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