Glasgow's newest openings

Bodi Barre Studio - Glasgow City

Glasgow's first dedicated barre concept has expanded its footprint with a brand-new city centre location on Sauchiehall Street. The studio space is designed for everybody, from first-time movers to seasoned pros. With an emphasis on community and accessibility, it's the perfect spot to sweat and reset during your stay in the city. For more information visit Bodi Barre Studio. 

AMBERWAVE SAUNA

AMBERWAVE SAUNA is tucked away in the gardens of Glasgow's iconic SWG3 venue, in the heart of Glasgow's west end. Rooted in the German Aufguss tradition, the space brings together a high-quality wood-fired sauna seating up to 16 people, alongside temperature controlled, filtered cold plunges. It is a place to slow down, reset and reconnect through heat, cold and rest. For more information, visit AMBERWAVE SAUNA. 

Agora Studios

 An exciting new addition to Glasgow's creative landscape, Agora Studios is an intersectional feminist social enterprise and art space speaheaded by local artists Séania Strain and AJ Duncan. Located just off the river on Washington Street, this inclusive, community-led hub is dedicated to showcasing local gender-nonconforming and women artists, running accessible workshops, hosting pop-ups, and building genuine connection. For more information, visit Agora GLA. 

The Pipe Factory

A major cultural milestone for Glasgow's east end, this iconic A-listed former clay pipe factory near the Barras has officially unveiled its newly restored, fully accessible creative hub. Following years of community-led fundraising and extensive refurbishment, the multi-floor space now offers workshop facilities and a top-floor gallery. It remains dedicated to grassroots youth artists, heritage and hosting independent contemporary art programming. For more information about what's on, visit The Pipe Factory.

Next Door

From the team behind Glasgow's award-winning The Corner Shop, Next Door is an exiting new cocktail bar and kitchen bringing effortless neighbourhood warmth to Strathbungo. Expect inventive small plates with a vinyl-led soundtrack. If you're looking for a laid-back hangout in Glasgow's southside, be sure to drop in here. For more information on bookings, visit Next Door. 

Henderson's

An iconic piece of Scottish culinary history has arrived in Glasgow with the opening of Hendersons on Pollokshaws Road. Famous as the UK’s longest-running plant-based dining institution since launching in 1962, this marks the family business’s very first expansion outside Edinburgh. Taking over a bright, dog-friendly venue in the Southside, Hendersons serves up creative, seasonal vegetarian and vegan dining—from hearty weekend brunches to sophisticated evening à la carte plates and inventive craft cocktails. For more information, visit Henderson's.

Anderson's

Anderson’s is a standout addition to Glasgow’s vibrant pub scene. Described as a "modern Glasgow institution in the making," this welcoming spot blends traditional Glasgow warmth with contemporary creative energy. Upstairs, expect a cosy, light-filled venue serving tank-fresh unpasteurised Tennent’s delivered straight from Wellpark Brewery, alongside elevated nostalgic pub classics. The menu highlights include house venison Scotch pie and Isle of Mull macaroni pie. Downstairs, the venue opens up into The Institute, a dedicated cultural basement space for live grassroots music, podcast sessions, creative collaborations, and local art showcases. For more information, visit Anderson's.

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