Missing a night out? Then how about a pint in an inflatable pub?
A bouncy castle company owner will offer the bizarre service when Scotland goes into phase two of lockdown easing.
He bought the blow up bar just before the country went into lockdown.
And now he's hoping to put the 6x4metre inflatable to work as soon as possible, the Daily Record reports.
The Renfrew based Ally Bally's Bouncy Castles is owned by Robert Drummond.
He explained: "We don't want to encourage large groups of people meeting at the moment. So hopefully from July we will be allowed a little more freedom to see more people."
Robert's business is known for providing children's entertainment in castles and assault courses, however he recently branched out buying Scotland's first disco dome bouncy castle.
He said: "It was an idea we had been planning to get for a few years as it's something completely different from the usual.
"We had Scotland's first disco dome bouncy castle which had a great response, so this is something catered for adults but still equally as fun.
"Since we posted the first pictures of it on our page the response has been phenomenal. It's something that people can enjoy from the comfort of their own garden."
Robert added they hope to start renting the pub out in July and hires start around £100 for the pub, with optional extras including sound, lights and microphones also on offer.
Robert added that safety is a key issue for them with social distancing rules applied throughout the service and all equipment cleaned before and after rental.
