Pairing freshly caught, ethically-sourced seafood with sixty different gins from across the world, The Finnieston is a cosy pub on Argyle Street. The building dates to the 17th century and now serves delicious cocktails and the very best of Scottish seafood.

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Opening hours Closed - Opens - Tuesday
Monday 12pm–1am
Tuesday 12pm–1am
Wednesday 12pm–1am
Thursday 12pm–1am
Friday 12pm–12am
Saturday 12pm–1am
Sunday 12pm–1am

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