A city-wide toast to Glasgow 2026 as cafés, bars and restaurants were All In.
Across the city, participating venues served coffees, cocktails and signature drinks topped with the official All In mark, creating a warm Glasgow welcome for athletes, visitors and locals during the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Participating venues across Glasgow served:
Coffees featuring the All In stencil using cocoa, sherbet, matcha or other creative toppings
Foam topped cocktails and mocktails carrying the All In mark
Special low waste drinks inspired by circular hospitality principles
Curious? Learn moreGiving customers the option to raise a glass and give back to local communities
Explore the map to find cafés, bars and restaurants across Glasgow that served the All In mark. Tap a pin for venue details.
Selected venues donated £1 from featured cocktails to the Commonwealth Sport Foundation, helping use the power of sport to promote inclusion and bring communities together across the Commonwealth.
The All In campaign has now come to an end, but you can still explore participating venues' creations by searching the hashtags:
To make your experience smooth and enjoyable, please check participating venues' websites and socials for opening hours and up to date information before heading off.
The reusable stencils behind the activation are made from repurposed ocean plastic, giving discarded material a second life through one of the city's biggest moments on the world stage. Inspired by the Commonwealth Clean Oceans Plastics Campaign connected to the King's Baton Relay, the stencils' repurposed plastic handles highlight how small actions can contribute to a more sustainable future. After the Games, stencils were gifted to schools across Glasgow, continuing their story by inspiring conversations around sustainability, creativity and circular design.
Led by Glasgow Chamber of Commerce's Circular Glasgow with support from Sustainable Glasgow, Glasgow City Council's Sustainability team and Glasgow 2026, the activation celebrated the power of hospitality to bring people together while showcasing Glasgow's ambition to become a leading circular and net zero city.
"What Glasgow does best is look after and welcome people. We're one big Team Glasgow."
"Coffee can create connection, bringing people together from across the world while proudly showcasing the very best of Glasgow."
"The Mackintosh Tearooms have played an important role in Glasgow's culture and community for more than 120 years. We're proud to continue that tradition and celebrate all that Glasgow has to offer."
"When the community wins, we all win. Fundraising gives us the perfect excuse to have fun while making a difference."
"This is a brilliant way to celebrate creativity, sustainability and Glasgow's food and drink scene all at once."
"The activation reflects the community spirit and sustainability values that matter to us and feels like a great fit for Glasgow during the Games."
"It's a brilliant opportunity to celebrate our city's incredible spirit and showcase the very best of Glasgow."
Through initiatives such as Circular Glasgow and the Sustainable Glasgow Charter, organisations across the city are reducing waste, cutting emissions and helping build a greener, more resilient Glasgow.
Discover how businesses, communities and public sector partners are helping create a more circular Glasgow through the Circular Economy Route Map for Glasgow.
"It's terrific to see so many of our city's businesses coming together to showcase the innovation and hospitality which Glasgow is renowned for, to visitors from around the world during Glasgow 2026. The All In Welcome campaign is a great example of circular economy in action and also reinforces the city's recent 5th place ranking in the Global Destination Sustainability Index."
"This campaign shows how small ideas can have a meaningful impact. By turning everyday moments into opportunities to share Glasgow's sustainability story, the All In Welcome helps demonstrate the city's commitment to creating a more circular and climate conscious future."
"The All In Welcome captures the spirit of Glasgow 2026, bringing together sustainability, creativity and community in a simple but memorable way. It's a fantastic example of how local venues can help create a warm welcome for athletes, visitors and residents while supporting the Games' wider sustainability ambitions."
"It's brilliant to see discarded ocean plastic being given a second life through such a creative and visible city-wide campaign. This campaign shows how sustainability and design can come together in simple, practical ways that spark conversation and leave a lasting legacy beyond the Games."
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