Restaurants, Scottish and "Glasgow"
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- Ubiquitous Chip
Traditional Scottish food complemented by a good wine list - Stravaigin
Stravaigin cooks fresh local produce to international styles & recipies in a laid back informal setting. - Guy's Restaurant & Bar
From sushi to steak pie the menu is as eclectic, but the guiding philosophy in Guy's is to create food people want to eat - Bo'Vine Meats and Wines
A delightful restaurant serving fine food and wine
Arisaig
1 Merchant Square,
Glasgow,
G1 1NY
Named after one of the West coast’s more remote and beautiful villages, Arisaig aims to source the best of Scottish produce and use simple and traditional methods to maintain an authentic connection from field to plate. Bread and cheese are both made…
Art Lover's Café
House for an Art Lover, Bellahouston Park, 10 Dumbreck Road,
Glasgow,
G41 5BW
Situated in Bellahouston Park’s House for an Art Lover, which was built to a Charles Rennie Mackintosh design in the 1990s, the Art Lover’s Café matches the fine setting by serving high-quality food. It is a pleasant stroll through the house’s gardens…
Bar Gandolfi
64 Albion Street,
Glasgow,
G1 1NY
This stylish little bar upstairs from Café Gandolfi is something of a hidden gem, and the management like to keep it that way by advertising mostly by word of mouth. There simply isn’t space for more than a handful of diners and drinkers, around the…
Barbarossa
Cartside House, 1–7 Clarkston Road,
Glasgow,
G44 4EF
The welcome here tells you that these people care about your evening. The décor, like the service is smart, crisp and metropolitan. The restaurant is out of town but near Cathcart railway station, so do come by train in order to take advantage of the…
Bistro at One Devonshire Gardens
1 Devonshire Gardens,
Glasgow,
G12 0UX
Set in a leafy Victorian townhouse in the West End, the Bistro at One Devonshire Gardens is the dining room of what just might be Glasgow’s most elegant hotel. The restaurant has a classic Victorian dining room feeling, with a fireplace, lamps, muted…
The Bothy
11 Ruthven Lane,
Glasgow,
G12 9BG
Tucked away from the bustle of Byres Road down Ruthven Lane in a fittingly old stone building lies the Bothy. Friendly and efficient kilted waiting staff give diners welcome diners into the relaxed atmosphere. The menu offers traditional dishes such as…
Bo'Vine Meats and Wines
385 Byres Road,
Glasgow,
G12 8AU
Bo’Vine – 'bo' is Gaelic for cow – is a welcome addition to the thriving Botanics end of Byres Road. Flattering lighting, plush furnishing and classy contemporary styling makes this newcomer worthy of a special occasion meal. The plentiful staff who…
Brasserie 19
19 New Kirk Road, Bearsden,
Glasgow,
G61 3SJ
Located in the affluent suburb of Bearsden, this snug neighbourhood bistro has no problem gaining repeat business and its popularity is evident on any given night. The pretty arched doorway is adorned with tumbling plants while low lighting comes from…
The Brasserie at Òran Mór
731–735 Great Western Road,
Glasgow,
G12 8QX
The Brasserie at Òran Mór is certainly Scottish in decor, with large feminine Glasgow style prints on the walls, a multitude of malts behind the bar and three enormous in-demand green booths. Tucked down a short flight of stairs from the main bar, the…
The Brasserie at the Chip
12 Ashton Lane,
Glasgow,
G12 8SJ
The Chip celebrates its 40th anniversary this year and a new management team (from sister outfit Stravaigin) are busy re-energizing the brand. The Brasserie is accessed through the restaurant‘s wide welcoming arch doorway and upstairs to a wrought iron…
The Brasserie on George Square
Millennium Hotel, 40 George Square,
Glasgow,
G2 1DS
Located inside the Millennium Hotel, the Brasserie on George Square offers an elegant dining space: warm earth tones and muted lighting dominate the main area, while the some fine views of the Square are available from the street-side conservatory. The…
The Cabin
996–998 Dumbarton Road,
Glasgow,
G14 9UJ
The cosy, low-ceilinged dining space is small and intimate, with pictures on the walls, a kitsch cabinet filled with the glasses and a wide open door opening onto the busy kitchen. From there, hisses, aromas and shouts all pour out. Also seen going in…
Café Gandolfi
64 Albion Street,
Glasgow,
G1 1NY
Few can claim to be Glasgow foodies without having sampled the wares of Cafe Gandolfi – for over 30 years this bohemian restaurant has been at the front of Glasgow's culinary revolution. Inside is dark and rustic – deep mahogany-coloured tables and a…
Café Source
1 St Andrew's Square,
Glasgow,
G1 5PP
Occupying the basement of the impressive St Andrews in the Square Church, Café Source (the name hinting at its commitment to the provenance of their ingredients) provides a haven for relaxed dining. Though a large space, low lighting, candles and…
Cafezique
66 Hyndland Street,
Glasgow,
G11 5PT
Mhairi Taylor’s informal café follows in the footsteps of her much respected neighbouring delicatessen, Delizique. Both celebrate quality produce and local suppliers while wrapped in a stylish West End chic that successfully makes buying a bag of…
Cail Bruich
725 Great Western Road,
Glasgow,
G12 8QX
The dining area in Cail Bruich is unassuming yet sophisticated – large, black prints of fine food are set off with deep, rich reds, dark wood and laid-back jazz. Exceptional waiting staff are more than keen to discuss the food. Luxurious touches such…
Citation
40 Wilson Street,
Glasgow,
G1 1HD
Thousands of tiny fairy lights twist around the huge columns of the stunning building that once housed Glasgow’s sheriff court – inside flickering candlelight and lush, French upholstered furniture add to the opulent feel. Ascend the double sweeping…
City Café
Mint Hotel, Finnieston Quay,
Glasgow,
G3 8HN
If your aim is to eat riverside you couldn’t get any closer than the City Café without getting wet. With its own mooring it’s possible to step from a boat onto the large outdoor decking area, which must be one of the better spots for summer drinks in…
City Merchant
97–99 Candleriggs,
Glasgow,
G1 1NP
The City Merchant has been serving up good food for over 20 years now. Although it may cater a little bit too much for tourists with its tartan on the walls and traditional Scottish fare, there are also touches of brilliance at great value – it's a…
Crabby Macs Seafood Café
61 Otago Street,
Glasgow,
G12 8PQ
With wild wallpaper, wines stacked high on the walls, a wall of mirrors, and a tree covered in bright blue LED lights outside, Tattie Macs is both eccentric and stylish. This, combined with the reasonable prices and its prime West End location, might…
Crabshakk
1114 Argyle Street,
Glasgow,
G3 8TD
Tiny Crabshakk packs people in, rather appropriately, like sardines. There’s room for around 50 folk, and that includes stools at the bar and odd little tables where you have to sit side-by-side rather than facing your date. But limited space isn’t the…
Dine
205 Fenwick Road,
Glasgow,
G46 6JD
This bustling little restaurant is tucked into a row of shops in Giffnock, a mere ten minutes from the City Centre by train and two minutes' walk from the station. Decor is warm and elegant, with cream walls, wooden panels and mirrored borders. A…
Fanny Trollopes
1066 Argyle Street,
Glasgow,
G3 8LY
Owner and chief chef Gary Bayless brings a wealth of experience from the kitchens of top French restaurants to this small but feisty enterprise that specialises in creative fusions and quality sourcing. A small frontage leads to a slightly larger room…
