And the Tartan Army are being given the chance to try it out today ahead of the big game tonight.
A new late-night bar and restaurant set open in the city centre this Friday – but thirsty Scotland fans are being given the first chance to try it out later today ."How El Bizarron Fooled the Devil" is a celebrated story said to have originated in Cuba, inspiring the theme for the new Glasgow bar, with South American music, menu, and moody décor and lighting.
Following a complete overhaul of the current city centre location, which sits close to Central Station, Bizarron will open to the public on Friday 23 June, with a 3am late-night licence.And as a wee taster, it will also open its doors today at 4 pm ahead of the big match of Hampden, meaning the Tartan Army can enjoy a rum cocktail or two on their way to the big match.
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