Alyesha’s Attic. Sunnyside road Coatbridge. Function hall available for all functions. Contact us on 01236 429001

Pub on Coatbridge Main Street

Bookmakers in Coatbridge Main St

A bar in Coatbridge, after the refurb the place is even better now, great crowd of people, friendly helpful staff and bouncers, it has a very large long bar to chill at or several booths and a bottom area which is a great chill out place to get away from Read more [...]

Offering all of its customers a very warm welcome, you’ll find the refurbished Fountain Bar situated close to Coatbridge’s town centre. Whether you’re spending time with friends, enjoying a drink as you catch up on the days sporting events on our large screen TVs or enjoying our karaoke nights every Read more [...]

Pub in Town Centre

Innishmohr has now been extensively refurbished. It has transformed into a stylish bar, whilst still keeping its traditional characteristics.

Ladbrokes Bookmakers branch in Coatbridge Main Street

Landbrokes Bookmakers in Coatbridge Town Centre

MAD Studios is the new home of MAD Street Dance. Not only will we provide classes in Street but we will be providing classes in Ballet, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Contemporary and many more fantastic styles.

Amusements in Coatbridge Town Centre

Amusements in Coatbridge Main Street

Pub in Coatbridge Town Centre

Bar in Coatbridge Town Centre

Local Coatbridge cocktail bar. Open 7 days a week from 11am. With a wide range of cocktails, spirits, craft beers, draft lager/cider and bottled beer.

Bar in Coatbridge

Come and enjoy a drink, some food and a game with friends in the best pool lounge in Coatbridge! Relax and catch up in our welcoming and friendly bar.

The bar area in The Mint, Coatbridge offers a stunning contemporary space to sip cocktails, chill out with a beer or simply meet with friends for coffee.

Pub in Coatbridge Town Centre

The Vulcan was the first iron boat to be built in Scotland. A full-size replica of the boat, which gave this Wetherspoon pub its name, is on show in the Summerlee Heritage Museum. Centuries later, countless vessels passed along the Monkland Canal which ran close to this pub.