Randomly stumbled upon here with some friends after lunch & I think it's safe to say Super Bario is…read morea hidden Glasgow Gem. It's essentially an arcade that has a bar & if you're as much of a nerd who enjoys liquor as much as I am, you'll love this place. Though not the strongest, the drinks are fairly price and the bar tender was pretty cool. Their drinks range from a tap to hard liquors. My friend & I played Street Fighter & what is known as the greatest arcade game of all time, Michael Jackson's Moonwalker. The environment in here is super relaxed and the games are fun. The only thing that would improve it is if they added a food menu.

I was here with my two friends for one of there birthdays and I must say the food was great, I…read moredidn't play a lot of games because I was to busy talking to the very friendly staff and enjoying the atmosphere

From the owner: Instant Ramen. Retro gaming. Where else can you find these two combined with such ferocity?read more

Hollywood Bowl combines all the over stimulating noise, music, movement of hyperactive children…read more(and adults) with the finance-hoovering distractions you'd expect of such an establishment. This place isn't cheap - we were about £30 for 2 games of bowling for 2 adults and a child- and the online booking system is super confusing. Prices vary according to peak and off peak playing times. You must enter and exit through the gauntlet of the arcade where those of us with children cling desperately to our change and deny the availability of funds to our enraptured offspring! The arcade is one of those where you exchange hard (and expensively) won tickets for a variety of paltry pound shop sourced "treasures" like water snakes and those snappy bangles. The bowling set up is great- you can wear you own shoes if they're flat- a you can set up bumpers to only come up/down for certain players in your group. There's separate eating areas and a lounge for parties and staff were all helpful and accommodating.

Fully enjoyable place. Bowling is bowling, however I was…read morethere on the corporate events they hold and was impressed with the buffet provided.

Apparently, Gameszone has Scotland's largest pool hall. It's singularly unimpressive. But if you…read morelike a game of pool, then this is the place to be. There are plenty of arcade games, quiz games and a jukebox too for those of you who don't like pool. Sometimes there's nothing like a drink and a game of pool, and I quite like the atmosphere in here. Don't miss the Monday pool competition if you're any good. (unsurprisingly, I have never been)

Gameszone pool tables are great, you can count me in for a game of pool anyday. I like the amount…read moreof tables here but it is always so so busy and I don't like to wait for ages. There are many gambling devices known as the original puggy to keep you entertained while you wait, but you are honestly better not to. Its adequately entertaining to spend a couple hours here, shooting some pool or chalking your cue in hope.

Would I call myself a geek? Perhaps. My husband did buy me geek socks for Christmas. And I did do a…read morecourse in genetics of my own free will. And I like reading books on grammar. Ok, so I'm a geek. Then, this place was made for me, right? Well actually, this is more for the comic book geek kind of person, but I was still tempted to go along to see what this place was like. It just opened (on Saturday) so I wasn't expecting much. It is pretty easy to see with the signage (look for black/yellow hazard tape coloured signs), and you head down a set of stairs with some seriously cool comic wallpaper. Into the main room and your eyes will be hit with walls of bright yellow and fluro lights. You'll find a cafe, lots of seating, comics as well as figurines and some locally made crocheted characters too. There was a guy standing near the cafe to "brief" people as they came in, if they walked in looking bewildered and confused like I did. I really appreciated this as he was super friendly and chatty without being pushy or overbearing. There was quite a lot of people in here for a Thursday lunch time seeing as it just opened, and in fact they'd sold out of hot dog rolls as well as a couple of paninis, so they must be doing well. I settled for a cupcake (with a batman logo) and had a seat. There is plenty of seating although I imagine if it got busier, you might have to share a table with a stranger (not necessarily a bad thing!). They have a display of comics for you to read while you eat which I thought was pretty cool, as well as board games to play (just leave a £5 deposit). They are still ironing out some things - they are getting wifi, so at the moment it's a reception black hole with no phone/internet (what is a geek to do?!) but I imagine that once that is sorted this would be a pretty good place to hang out for a geek-out. They sell a bunch of American themed snacks and lollies (candy/sweeties) if you are so inclined. I liked the vibe of this place. Geeky - obviously, but also friendly, relaxing and (dare I say it) a bit cool. Nice one, guys!

Friendly helpful staff, Good place to go if you like playing…read moreYugiho, Pokemon, Magic: the gathering to name but a few games that they play here

Went to a concert last night, this is a great venue. We ubered so idk about the parking situation…read morebut our driver found us easy enough. Super spacious inside, has stairs to get to concert area (i didn't see any elevators but I also didn't go out of my way to check)

Came here recently for the fantastic Blur gig and wanted to add a few things to my review. I'm very…read moremuch still in love with the Barrowland Ballroom, nothing will ever change that. Please never take it away! I can never remember queuing to get in here. I've arrived at gigs early for support bands and just before the main bands come on and have always just walked in to get searched. You don't get that much these days. Maybe some other establishments could take a leaf out of their book? The bar queue is a bit of a nightmare sometimes, but I tend not to drink much at gigs so this doesn't bother me too much. The bar downstairs next to the cloakroom can sometimes be a little more quiet. Queues for the toilets can be long but always go down fast. Don't expect the Ritz here ladies, not much has changed decor-wise in this place and that includes the toilets. Merchandise is on this level too, with an old-skool hot food hatch next to it, The smell of fried onions always makes my mouth water. The Barras can't be beaten for atmosphere, bands and artists agree. Glasgow crowds are the best too, obviously, so it's a match made in heaven.

I went in here with my big brother a few weeks back after the pub. I'd never been much of a fan of…read moregambling, but must admit that after a few succesful rounds of blackjack, I felt like one of those poker players on TV with the sunglasses and excessively crass jewellry. As long as you know when to stop frittering your money away, it's brilliant. We were lucky in that £20 got us a couple of hours each and we still left about even, but be careful or you could easily end up in the gutter, drinking methylated spirits and fighting yourself.

Why do you taunt me so, Gala Casino? I was happy to wander home soon after a club had closed,…read moreperhaps stopping for a bite or two along the way. That was until I somehow stumbled inside, and became a member of this vast casino. Now after nights out, I continue the party here, spending cash that I don't have on flashy roulette, or blackjack. After being dragged inside by a friend, who I soon lost to the betting crowds, I somehow found my way to the bar, and stocked up on cheap booze. I then found my friend again who was well into a game of roulette ("I'm £30 up... waaaay...oh...wait... no. I just lost that. Crap."), which entertained me for several minutes, before I found myself wishing to bet, which I ended up doing. An hour later, and £20 richer, we left. Happier, richer, and drunker. That's why I joined.

Ach. Not much…read moreleisure to be found in here, and it's hardly a noble endeavour either to lose money willingly in a place that's not even a casino but more of a glorified 'grown up' version of the puggies you get at amusement parks and the wee arcades you get in service stations and airports. Suffice to say when I turned 21 and counted up all the things left I can do legally, I think going in here was about it. A bit of a let down. Full of older men nipping in and out of nearby pubs is all it is really. I do indulge in a 'proper gamble' on occasion and in that instance, I would go to one of the Gala Casinos. Not much of a thrill to be had in here really.

This is one of the quieter halls however it is the only one i have won in so i like it!…read more Prices vary depending on what night of the week you go and there is £1 cashlink bingo to play inbetween sessions. I highly reccomend the burger they serve in here ... its awesome! The menu is cheap but the food is actually really good. They dont mind you bringing in your own juice and munchies too. Its a way for me and my friend to have a cheap night and catch up so go on give it a go!!