Edinburgh’s Top 50 bar, Hey Palu, joins forces with SiSi for the final night of the festival on Sunday 4 October.
Glasgow Cocktail Week will close its ninth year with a rooftop party at SiSi on the top floor of The Social Hub on Sunday 4 October, as Edinburgh favourite Hey Palu makes its debut at the Glasgow venue.
Founded in 2019 by husband-and-wife team Alex Palumbo and Rachel Bailey Palumbo, Hey Palu is an Italian-inspired cocktail bar on Edinburgh’s Bread Street. Known for its warm hospitality, aperitivo cocktails and extensive collection of amaro, the acclaimed bar was named among the UK’s Top 50 Cocktail Bars for 2026.
For the closing party, Hey Palu has teamed up with SiSi’s head bartender to create a menu spanning bright tequila serves, spritzes and playful twists on cocktail classics. Both bars will serve four drinks from 7pm until close, bringing the festival to a high-flying finish.
Hey Palu’s menu features a Yuzu Margarita with Patrón Blanco, yuzu, and lime; a Cherry Rosita with Patrón Blanco, sour cherry, French bitter, and rose vermouth; and a Tequila Martini with Patrón Blanco, St-Germain, elderflower, fino sherry, and lemon verbena oil. Its Orchard Spritz combines St-Germain, peach vermouth, apricot and white grape soda.
SiSi’s four creations are Ya Like Jazz?, made with Patrón, piment d’Espelette, pineapple liqueur and pineapple hot honey; BC Boogie, with Johnnie Walker Black Label, banana cordial, lime and cherry soda; Rum Pum Pum Pum Plum, with Brugal 1888, Campari, Cocchi di Torino and spiced plum cordial; and Basil Crush, with Ben Lomond Gin, strawberry and lemongrass cordial, basil and ginger ale.
The Glasgow Cocktail Week closing party takes place at SiSi on Sunday 4 October, from 7 pm until close with DJs soundtracking the evening. Everyone is welcome to join, and wristband holders will receive £2 off cocktails on the evening.
The event forms part of Glasgow Cocktail Week, which has 65+ venues running special cocktail menus, events, masterclasses and more from Thursday 24 September until Sunday 4 October.
The independently run cocktail festival celebrates Glasgow’s hospitality industry through exclusive drinks, city cocktail trails, masterclasses, parties and special events. Established in 2018, Glasgow Cocktail Week has grown year on year and is a prime fixture in Glasgow’s food and drink calendar.
Glasgow Cocktail Week wristbands unlock £2 off exclusive festival cocktails at participating venues, alongside access to selected events and experiences.
To book a table for the event, head to https://sevn.ly/xmu9UlRa
