Restaurants, Takeaway & home delivery

A bitesize Kelvinbridge version of the excellent and ever-popular Piece café, this sandwich bar serves up most of the selection of fine gourmet pieces available on the other side of the park. The You Win, stuffed with moreish chilli-marinated mozzarella…

With a glittering array of accolades, this place is undoubtedly one of Scotland’s classic traditional fish and chippers and a tourist attraction in its own right. Fish (and not just haddock, but hake, pollack, halibut, lemon sole and local shellfish…

Primarily a catering business, Appetite Direct also offer takeaway from their small shop/deli. There is a small selection of deli produce but the main focus is on robust, comfort food hot dishes along with sandwiches and salads. There are different…

See Ashton Lane branch for review Takeaway review Part of the Ashoka group’s fourteen-strong citywide chain of restaurants, the West End branch in particular is a stalwart of the city's curry scene. Those with a late-night craving for a curry but an…

For bagel fans this small café is the holy of holies, offering an array of flavoured bagels and enticing fillings with a heavy US accent. Things start early with all-day morning bagels featuring smoked salmon, eggs, bacon and such like. The main menu…

The Banana Leaf offers good value, authentic Indian food. From an extensive menu, the manager is happy to make recommendations and even demonstrate cooking to curious customers. Don't miss their famous dosas – huge lentil and rice pancakes, thin, crispy…

The Barras Art & Design Centre, in the heart of Glasgow's world famous Barras Market, houses several homegrown artists including jewellery makers, retro furniture restorers, photographers, dress, lingerie and t-shirt designers. The centre is also…

Takeaway review It seems fitting that the 'BKK' in BKK Thai stands for Bangkok – a very Thai city with a Western influence – as the food from this small Finnieston takeaway is similar to that served in the better tourist joints in the hot, bustling…

Edinburgh has grown used to the sight of old police boxes being used to sell coffee – but being used to sell curry? It’s a testament to both the culinary and organisational skills of proprietor Nutan Bala that she’s able to produce such enjoyable fare…

The Bombay Bicycle Club is a name which has a history of success in Bombay and has been introduced to America and now in Europe, with equal success, here in Scotland's capital Edinburgh, at Tollcross. We will provide an authentic Indian experience for…

After a brief hiatus last year to get a slick refurb and rebrand, Bon Appétit is back, and it is smarter, stronger and healthier. From the reassuringly open kitchen, cheery staff serve up the same quality curries from a fairly compact Indian selection…

Situated in Portobello, Bonoful has successfully built a reputation among regulars, and as word spreads is attracting custom from further afield. With a pristine modern minimalist interior, the menu specialises in Bangladeshi food but also includes…

An integral cog in Broughton’s flamboyant, predominantly gay, after dark merry-go-round, Café Piccante isn’t your usual chippy, with its disco ball, late night drinks licence and DJ on Friday and Saturday nights. Catering unapologetically to the fried…

An integral cog in Broughton’s flamboyant, predominantly gay, after dark merry-go-round, Café Piccante isn’t your usual chippy, with its disco ball, late night drinks licence and DJ on Friday and Saturday nights. Catering unapologetically to the fried…

The Old Town of Edinburgh has a plethora of interesting wee spaces, and the city has a wonderful Italian heritage. Put the two together? Tiny Caffe Espresso on the Mound, with two generations of the Vessella family, a stream of regulars and a knot of…

This family-run business, passed down from father to son, has served the local community with delicious haddock and chips for over 50 years. The cooking is done in beef dripping, and the batter is crisp and light, enveloping fish that is consistently…