Expats get together Glasgow Sunday 19th January
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We continue our exploration of Glasgow by going to the most famous alley in the city:
It is popular throughout the day and also as a late night stop, with a great choice of bars, cafes, restaurants and even a cinema.
We'll meet at Brel
Brel, named after the singer is a bar with a great beer garden and a restaurant famous for its Belgian menu with mussels and frites!
They regularly have live jazz and DJ sets in the conservatory where the meetup will take place.
To meet us there please join Glasgow Expats at
Registration is free
See you!
It is popular throughout the day and also as a late night stop, with a great choice of bars, cafes, restaurants and even a cinema.
We'll meet at Brel
Brel, named after the singer is a bar with a great beer garden and a restaurant famous for its Belgian menu with mussels and frites!
They regularly have live jazz and DJ sets in the conservatory where the meetup will take place.
To meet us there please join Glasgow Expats at
Registration is free
See you!
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This event is now full and with a long waiting list, but I scheduled a new event the following week 
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