| BUTTERSUP | Praises perfect taste of snacks in retro bar (7,2) |
| HASTE | Detest consuming first of snacks in rush (5) |
| BIGHT | Hear of snack in wide bay (5) |
| PEPPERMINTCREAM | Sweet spice with perfect taste (10,5) |
| AQUAFINA | "Pure water, perfect taste" sloganeer |
| BUTTERCUP | Plant with yellow flowers, say, on top of counter in retro bar (9) |
| MIXEDNUTS | Stun offering packs of snacks (5,4) |
| QUICKSAND | Dangerous feature of snack prepared in pound |
| BURGERBAR | ... concerning food thrown up over counter of snack joint (6,3) |
| GARIBALDI | American soldier wraps a kind of snack |
| COENOBITE | Monk taking care of snack, holding one up |
| CEREALBAR | A cerebral form of snack |
| BUTTERINGUP | Excessively praising perfect gin cocktail in retro bar |
| NASHGAB | Intoxicated hags in retro bar chatter in Scottish dialect (7) |
| BELTUP | Quiet English officer in retro bar |
| BLOODGROUP | A, say, good lady dancing with retired men in retro bar (5,5) |
| BRINGUP | Introduce band in retro bar (5,2) |
| BUSTUP | Quarrel with American model in retro bar (4-2) |
| TUCK | Name of the friar in the legends of Robin Hood; a child's personal supply of snacks/food at school; or, a move in gymnastics, skiing and trampolining (4) |
| EDITOR | Journalist in English retro bar, drinking Italian vermouth (6) |
