New Uber data on Glasgow has revealed that Sub Club is the city’s favourite night out as the global ride-hailing app lifts the lid on how Glaswegians travel, socialise and eat.
Uber data on Glasgow shows that Uber data on Glasgow shows that Glaswegians are among the most likely cities to both request late night trips and order Uber Eats between 10pm and 4am.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum is the city's most requested tourist destination, while the OVO Hydro is the most requested events venue.
According to Uber, Sub Club is the most requested nightlife destination, while The Gannet is the most requested restaurant and Kimpton Blythswood Square Hotel is the most requested hotel on the rideshare app.
Founded in 1987, Sub Club, or 'Subbie', is one of the longest running underground dance clubs in the world.
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Located on Jamaica Street, it is arguably Scotland's most famous electronic music venue.
Edinburgh has been crowned the nation’s late-night capital, with passengers in Edinburgh taking the highest proportion of late-night trips in the UK in 2025.
Glaswegians followed closely behind, joining their fellow Scots as the city with the second-highest proportion of trips taking place between 10pm and 4am.
London comes in third, with well-known venues such as Fabric in London, Soup Kitchen in Manchester, and Digital in Newcastle ranking among the most popular nightlife destinations requested on the app.
Across the country, late-night habits were particularly pronounced in major cities and university hubs, with London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, and Glasgow among the areas most likely to place delivery orders between 10 pm and 4 am, reinforcing the role Uber Eats plays long after the shops have shut.
Despite the distances and differences between our cities, some foodie trends still managed to catch on nationwide. New Uber Eats data shows that Chinese food remained the most searched cuisine on the app in 2025, but growth was even stronger elsewhere. Italian, Japanese and Thai cuisines piqued eaters’ interests, with searches for ‘Sushi’ (+146%), ‘Pizza’ (+110%) and ‘Thai food’ (+102%) rising faster year on year, pointing to changing tastes heading into 2026.
Andrew Brem, Regional General Manager for Uber UK, said: “Our data shows that from Leeds to London, people are using Uber to connect to the best that Britain has to offer. Whether it’s scouting shops on Edinburgh’s famous Royal Mile, indulging in a treat at Cadbury World or learning about the Fab Four at the Beatles Story Museum in Liverpool, people are embracing their passions and the country’s iconic destinations.
"From families enjoying an evening out, through to commuters and tourists, we’re connecting people to the moments and places that matter most.”
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