Located in Glasgow, Waxy O'Connors is an Irish pub and bar that is very atypical in its design. Comprising of several bars and separate areas, it has a layout which is very unusual and quirky. The warm interiors are enhanced by features like wooden carved chairs and stained glass ceiling, which reflect a medieval feel. The old tree, the hallmark of Waxy O'Connors spans bars and floors.

With a large space and ideally situated near to Queen Street Station and Buchanan Street bus station, the place is well-equipped to host any occasion and has become a favourite venue for private functions or business gatherings. The menu is steeped in Irish tradition and on weekends a hearty breakfast meal could comprise grilled pork sausages, bacon, Clonakilty black pudding, haggis, tattie scone, grilled tomato, sautéed flat mushrooms and poached egg. Lunch or dinner time dishes from the set menu could include roasted topside of Scottish beef served with rosemary roast potatoes and glazed carrots, crowned with skillet gravy, and baked Scottish salmon rested on warm baby potatoes and spring onion salad crowned with red pesto sauce.

The wine list, which contains an impressive selection of wines from around the world, complements the meal.