| 372 Great Western Road, Glasgow West End G4 9HT | |
| 01413373111 | |
| The Machair Bar Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
The Machair has a great selection of malt whiskies, craft beers, wines and spirits.
Every week we host live music, whisky tastings, events and quizzes.
Check out our Facebook page to see what's on the horizon!
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