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  • 10/07/2025
A guide to some food and drink places around the site of TRNSMT.
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00:00Transmit is just a couple of days away what is probably the busiest and most lively weekend
00:04in Glasgow's annual calendar. We're currently forecasted for a heat wave, blue skies and
00:09scorching temperatures, so even more reason to get outside and celebrate the city's vibrant
00:14music scene in the sun. Here is a guide to some food and drink spots close to Glasgow Green,
00:19some good fast food places and pubs with good beer gardens. Visit these on your way down to
00:24the festival or even if you don't have a ticket but still want to go out and experience some of
00:28the atmosphere. So if we start in the city centre, if you're coming off the train at Queen Street or
00:33Central, right down at the bottom of Buchanan Street is Hootenanny's. Right beside the Clyde,
00:38it's got a large beer garden dedicated to Glasgow hero Billy Connolly around the back. They serve
00:42classic pub food, open from 11am daily. Then walk down slightly to King's Court. There's Mono,
00:48which serves a range of vegan food and drinks. The beer garden here is an absolute sun trap,
00:53so it's perfect. The restaurant also houses Monorail Music, an independent record shop,
00:58so you're guaranteed some good music vibes. Across the road from Mono is Sister Midnight,
01:02a new sandwich shop that's proved really popular locally. Grab one on the way. Or else there's
01:07Shawarma King, winner of the best Scottish kebab for multiple years running. Around the corner then,
01:12at Bridge Gate, there's the Clutha Bar, another sun trap. They have a pizza and pint deal between 12 and
01:197pm. And they're hosting free live music all weekend with free entry. Then to the Salt Market,
01:26there's Damaskino, which do excellent quality Lebanese food for sit-in or take-away. And then
01:31just across from Glasgow Green, facing the transmit main entrance is Whistler on the green. There's a
01:37wee beer garden. They're doing classic pub food all weekend with DJs on.
01:44This Frida is called The Katz Tatiana. It is a webinar for the
01:47rest of the family. It's a great deal. It's fantastic. In Mexico, my friend,
01:49it's a huge challenge. Three of us. It's a little duel to the Caribbean.
01:50It's a good thing. You can go on.
01:53The little bit of the event. It's going on.
01:55It's been a great deal. I'll be the last one.
01:57You've got to work with this, guys.
02:01And I'll be the last one.
02:04And I'll be the last one.
02:05So, when I wanted to show you something else, Aalima,

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