The West End
Byres Road and cobbled Ashton Lane, by the university and the Botanic Gardens. Bars, bookish types and a buzz that lasts into the night, with Hillhead and Kelvinhall Subway stations close by.
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Here's how their ages break down:
Shares of our members in Glasgow, from our member records.
More than eight in ten are 35 to 54, with the 35 to 44s and the 45 to 54s level pegging. About one in seven are under 35, and only a handful are 55 or over.
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Three nights out
Each part of the city keeps its own rhythm. Choose the one that fits your first date.
Byres Road and cobbled Ashton Lane, by the university and the Botanic Gardens. Bars, bookish types and a buzz that lasts into the night, with Hillhead and Kelvinhall Subway stations close by.
The old merchants' quarter running east from George Square, with bars and restaurants around Ingram Street and Candleriggs. Central, lively and easy to get home from.
Argyle Street's run of restaurants and bars, a short walk from Kelvingrove Park and the SEC. Small plates, good whisky and a crowd that likes to linger.
The Subway, the Clockwork Orange to anyone who grew up here, is quick, but it keeps short hours: it shuts at around half past eleven most nights and just after six on a Sunday. Plan the way home before you plan the outfit.
Meet somewhere central and busy, like the station end of Buchanan Street or the Merchant City, and tell a friend where you're going. Naughty Dating spots attempts to shift the chat to apps like WhatsApp and warns you, and you can block or report anyone in a tap. There's more on our safety page.
Champagne Central sits inside the Grand Central hotel, now the voco Grand Central, looking down over the Central Station concourse. It's grand, public and right on top of your train home, which makes it a smart first meeting.
In the West End, Òran Mór fills a converted church at the top of Byres Road with two bars, two restaurants and a nightclub. Start with a drink and let the night decide the rest.
Out in Finnieston, the Ben Nevis on Argyle Street is a Highland-themed bar with more than a hundred malts and folk sessions most weeks. Easy to talk in, and easier to stay for one more.
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No. On Sundays it runs from about 10am until just after 6pm, so plan a train, bus or taxi for a Sunday evening date. SPT plans longer hours once the Subway's modernisation is finished.
Easily. Paisley Gilmour Street has around eight trains an hour into Glasgow Central, so meeting near the station is simple.
Mostly in the middle. More than eight in ten members in Glasgow are 35 to 54, evenly split across the two decades, and about one in seven are under 35.
Somewhere central and busy: Champagne Central overlooking Central Station, Òran Mór on Byres Road or the Ben Nevis in Finnieston. Meet there rather than at either of your doors.
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