Glasgow Airport has taken to social media to promote its "newest bar", The Loch Lomond Bar.
The "luxurious" venue offers a range of beverages, including Champagne PIAFF and Scottish distilled spirits. The bar is open from 10am to 6pm seven days a week.
According to the airport, the new bar "offers fantastic views of both the airfield and the stunning backdrop of the Campsie Fell". It provides a more private experience for travellers wanting a drink before their flight.
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Featuring "relaxed" and intimate seating areas, The Loch Lomond Bar is geared towards passengers looking for a more "premium" level of service. It is located after security, meaning you can unwind before boarding your flight.
The venue also features a self-service barista area, where passengers can enjoy a large variety of hot drinks such as lattes, teas, and espressos. Draft beers, soft drinks, spirits, wines, and cocktails are also provided.
The bar also offers a self-service barista area where guests can help themselves to a wide range of warm beverages including lattes, tea and espresso. Guests are also provided with a range of craft and premium bottled and draft beers, soft drinks, top-quality spirits, specialist cocktails and award-winning wines at the bar.
"Enjoy a refreshing flute of Champagne PIAFF at The Loch Lomond Bar before you take off. Or if you prefer something stronger, experience our Scottish distilled spirits with a taste of Glen Scotia, Loch Lomond and Littlemill.
"Our newest bar offers a luxurious start to your holiday, with runway views and relaxed seating areas where you can unwind in comfort."
For more information about The Loch Lomond Bar, visit the Glasgow Airport website here.
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