Since 2009, Max’s Bar & Cantina has been a go-to spot in Glasgow for great drinks, delicious food, and lively music. Just steps from both of the city’s main train stations, Max’s is a favourite among hospitality staff, locals, and visitors alike. Open until 3am every night, we offer 20 draught beer taps, an extensive selection of bottled drinks, and over 100 spirits to choose from.

Craig Moog

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Jamie Thomson

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Craig Munro

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Kev Stevens

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Baked to Order

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DRAFT

We constantly have 20 draught options including Asahi, Fürstenberg, Peroni, Neck Oil, Inch’s Cider and more.

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COCKTAILS

Our cocktails cover an array of classics as well as a variety with a modern twist. There is also a selection of shooters for you to try including the popular Tequila Verdita.

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Over 100 SpiritS

We offer a choice of over 100 premium spirits and we have one of the best-stocked gantries in the city, offering you a great choice.

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Wine & Prosecco

We have an excellent selection of quality White, Red and Rose wines as well as Prosecco that will satisfy your palate as well as your bank balance.

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SOFT DRINKS

We also offer a selection of fresh juices, non-alcoholic cocktails, a range of teas and coffees as well as fresh fruit smoothies that can be made gluten free should you require.

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Since 1845

73 Queen Street in Glasgow has a rich history dating back to 1845 when it first operated as Lang’s, a licensed restaurant famous for its wide selection of food, wines, and cigars. Over the years, the venue transformed, becoming the Rock Garden in the 1980s, a popular spot known for live music. In the 1990s, it was rebranded as RG’s for legal reasons. The venue has hosted notable acts, including The Clash during their 1985 Busking Tour.

Max’s Bar opened in 2009, cementing 73 Queen Street as an iconic part of Glasgow’s cultural and social scene.

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"The smoke and coffee rooms at Lang's were also stocked with gentlemen from the nearby offices in the city, all the daily newspapers were freely available"

"This popular Queen Street pub was originally called the Rock Garden, it's name was shortened to R G's for legal reasons as there is a well known Rock Garden outside of Glasgow"

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0141 221 1379

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Contact

0141 221 1379

Food Opening Hours

Daily 12:00pm – 8:00pm

Bar Opening Hours

Daily 12:00pm – 3:00am

info@maxsbar.co.uk