A few slices of Pania

Pania, a day-to-night venue inspired by cafes in Europe, is set to open next month in the former Marmalade Skies unit at Merchant Square. The new outlet is the latest from Neil Connolly, founder of late night bar Moskito.

Neil Connolly, the man who originally created late-night bar Moskito, is opening a new place called Pania in Glasgow’s Merchant City. Neil who bowed out from Moskito more than 5 years ago has spent the intervening years doing outdoor events, festivals and consultancy work, but is now ready for the fresh challenge.

We're delighted to announce the opening of Pania in Merchant Square. Pania is the new venture from Neil Connolly, the man who originally created late-night bar Moskito. Described as a day-to-night venue - it offers brunch and coffee in the morning and turns into a wine bar with charcuterie in the evening.

They say that cars made for the European market are often given non-linguistically specific names that feel familiar to say but sound exotic enough to be exciting. ‘Mondeo’, ‘Supra’, ‘Corsa’ and the like. Pania, the Merchant City’s newest spot, can be approached in a similar vein: Spanish? Italian? What’s the vibe?

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New to Glasgow’s much-loved Merchant Square, Pania serves coffee, brunch and sandwiches during the day. At night it transforms into a chic wine bar, offering charcuterie, cheese, and cocktails.