Glasgow was the place to be in the 90s - not that it’s still not the best city in Scotland in the 2020’s - but the city really was alive in the 90s.
Clubs were bouncing, the hospitality scene was buzzing - there was a real liveliness to the city that’s never really been matched since.
That’s why today we’re looking back at some of our favourite old pubs and clubs from the 90s.
Did we miss out your favourite? Be sure to let us know in the comments.
5. The Rock Garden
The Rock Garden, now Max’s Bar and Grill, was a favourite for aspiring musicians in the city, and had the 90’s novelty of serving flavoured vodka shots in the basement. | Max's Bar
6. The Tunnel
There was The Arches for sweaty nights of 'taps aff' tunes, and then there was The Tunnel, Glasgow’s first superclub for Judge Jules, shinny shoes and multi-coloured Ted Baker shirts. | Supplied
7. Volcano
As featured in Trainspotting, Volcano wasn’t in Edinburgh - but in Partick, and was a long-standing favourite of Glaswegians on Benalder Street. | Contributed
8. Cardinal Follies
Housed inside an impressive-looking former church, Cardinal Follies was one of Glasgow's best disco spots in the 1990s. Later Temple, then The Shack, the building was destroyed in a fire in 2004 and then demolished soon after. Photo: Thomas Annan\Wikimedia