After extensive refurbishment, O'Couture opened on Sauchiehall Street in the heart of Glasgow's teeming City Centre. Given Glasgow's well-earned reputation for dazzling night-life, O'Couture faced an impossible dilemma; how do you please the most discerning clubbers in Scotland Billy Milligan and Cammie club promoters and stalwarts of the Glasgow party scene, wouldn't settle for a city centre location and refit. They understood that such a vibrant, sophisticated city required more substance and flair; a new take on clubbing. O'Couture will please clubbers young and old, with enticing drinks promos, flirty ambience and an eclectic mix of resident DJs grinding out the latest indie, dance and cheese. But it is the bar club diner hybrid and "bespoke" service the club offers that makes O'Couture stylish, cosmopolitan, and more than a wee bit sexy. Reviews from Glasgow's notorious night owls speak volumes. O'Couture is set to quickly redefine how we go out in Scotland.
O'Couture has all the features we have come to expect from a modern nightclub. A spacious chill-out area to chat with friends, an intimate basement club, and an upstairs cocktail bar, where you don't need to be minted to be suave. But the "fusion" menu that the club serves (some nights half price until 3am) means that you need never be ejected from a taxi with a half eaten kebab again. Why devour grey meat in a soggy pita, when you can enjoy noodles, pizzas or gourmet burgers throughout your night out "Bespoke Fridays" are also putting panache back into the weekend, with bottles of wine under ten pounds and the opportunity to reserve an area for you and your friends, whilst Glasgow's scholars are making Tuesday and Thursday the most frenetic and exciting Student Nights in Scotland, with drinks @£1 and discounted entry. With televised sporting events, guest Djs and plenty of revelry, it's time to fuel those hangovers and party every night the O'Couture way.
