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Buffalo Joe's

Bonkers.

November 10, 2016 by John Gorevan Leave a Comment

67 Hope Street, Glasgow, G2 3PT. Closed.

Bonkers. 1990s.

This was once the well known Bonkers which closed down as a result of the trouble outside the premises, the police complained on several occasions about this problem but the management couldn’t stop this because it was not on their premises.

As title of these premises gives a clue as to the theme of the bar, yes, it is cowboys and Indians. Young ladies bar maids dress up as cow-girls some of the staff as Indians this has a great atmosphere to it.

In the NEWS…2016

GLASGOW clubbers will get a chance to take a trip down memory lane – thanks to a party to celebrate former nightclub Bonkers.

Buffalo Joe’s. 1990’s.

The former Hope Street venue, which reopened for a period as Buffalo Joes, was always one of the city’s most popular clubs during the 1990s.

But the club was forced to close after losing its licence because of numerous police complaints about fights and other incidents to Glasgow City Council.

Now an event has been created to celebrate it, and the Bonkers 14th anniversary party will take place on October 22 2016 in Glasgow’s 69 Below giving fans of the venue a bit of a nostalgia.

Do you remember this pub? If so please leave a comment.

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Filed Under: B, Hope Street, HopeStreet Tagged With: Bonkers, Buffalo Joe's, Hope Street

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