Most major banks are open from 9.30am to 4.30pm on weekdays, with an increasing number also providing service on Saturday mornings until 12.30pm. Dress Code Glaswegians generally have a relaxed and informal dress code. Men sometimes require a jacket and tie for eating out at the most exclusive restaurants. Casinos will not allow entry to males without a collar and tie and discos have a very varied dress policy dependent on the desired age clientele. You will only rarely see a Scotsman in traditional Scottish dress in Glasgow - although a few hardy individuals do insist on wearing it as everyday wear.
Kilts are, however, very popular among men attending formal functions in the city.
Local Cuisine Glasgow has an outstanding range of restaurants, sure to cater for every possible pallet. Most wine bars, bistros and pubs also serve food, and many of these are on a par with the established restaurants. Drinking Habits Glaswegians are great lager and whisky drinkers, often choosing well-established local brands. Cider and stouts are also quite popular and are available in most bars, cafes and restaurants. Wine is particularly popular in restaurants, but not nearly as popular as in the rest of Europe in the pubs.