Location: Glasgow change

Restaurants, Mexican and Outdoor dining

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Pancho Villa's
26 Bell Street, Glasgow, G1 1LG
After 15 years, Pancho’s fairly pedestrian approach to well-worn dishes makes for a dependable option in this trendy quarter of the city. It’s a spacious venue with bold terracotta theme and sombreros dotted about – welcomed by large groups from…
TGI Friday's
113 Buchanan Street, Glasgow, G1 3HF
Now in its 15th year of serving up hearty American favourites to families, office parties and numerous other punters, TGI Friday's is as busy as ever (and by some accounts it's the most popular restaurant in the city). The chain operation's formula of…
Driftwood
2–4 St Georges Road, Glasgow, G3 6UJ
Driftwood has been a fixture of Charing Cross for a few years now, offering cheap and cheerful food to hungry students and weary shoppers. The dining area is decked out in the 'traditional' Mexican terracotta and yellow, though it's actually barely…
Bibi's Cantina
599 Dumbarton Road, Glasgow, G11 6HY
It’s often said that if you venture off the beaten track you’ll find treasures. This is true of Bibi’s – a cosy candlelit bistro offering fresh authentic Mexican-inspired cuisine at the west end of Dumbarton Road, but just a stroll from Partick Station.
Miro's Cantina Mexicana
184 Rose Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4BA
The atmosphere at Miro’s is bright and cheery and the welcome from staff is warm. The decor reflects the colours of the Mexican flag and candles twinkle on brightly clad tables. Those looking for the usual suspects will find enchiladas, fajitas and…
Garibaldi's
97a Hanover Street, New Town, Edinburgh, EH2 1DJ
The extensive drinks menu warns of cocktails containing no less than 50ml of spirit per glass, and patrons would be well advised to take note: Garibaldi's sells some of the strongest alcoholic concoctions in town. It's located down a flight of stairs…
Mariachi
7 Victoria Street, Edinburgh, EH1 2HE
With room for 120 diners this father-and-son-run operation can pack in the punters. The dining space divides into several areas and staff work the floor efficiently. Walls are painted terracotta, sombreros hang above the bar and there is Mariachi music…
Viva Mexico
41 Cockburn Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1BS
In existence for 28 years, Viva Mexico – run by the Gonzalez family – is the grand-daddy of Edinburgh’s Mexican restaurants. Inside, kitsch abounds with pictures of hirsute horsemen and Mexican puppet dolls staring down from the walls. There are plenty…
The Basement Bar and Restaurant
10–12a Broughton Street, Edinburgh, EH1 3RH
Situated below street level, this bar looks like the sort of place American sitcom characters would head for after a hard day’s mirth-making, thanks to the obligatory neon sign, mustard-coloured walls and staff dressed in Hawaiian shirts. It could be…
Pancho Villa's
240 Canongate, Edinburgh, EH8 8AB
Pancho Villa’s likes to pride itself on catering for any celebration whether it be a romantic anniversary or a hen or stag party. Despite a smattering of stray sombreros there is a welcome lack of kitsch knick knacks or gimmicks; it’s clear that Pancho…

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