Classic fish and seafood dishes are the stars of the menu at this city centre landmark. The elegant art-deco decor recalls the days of luxury liners like the Queen Mary, which was built in the Clyde shipyards when the restaurant opened in the 1930s. Downstairs, Cafe Rogano serves lighter, less expensive meals, as does the cocktail bar. Both are open daily for lunch and dinner.
Glasgow's large Italian immigrant population is never more visible—or audible—than here. The cavernous surroundings are cluttered and the tables are pressed close together, so this is not really the place for an intimate dinner, but the food is authentic, with all of the classic dishes on an extensive menu. If you like seafood, try the wonderfully fresh and piquant pasta vongole (with small clams). Finish off with the light, creamy tiramisu. Note that the service can be a bit leisurely.
Little known gem on buchanan Street in the heart of Glasgow. Known to the locals, but visited by very few visitors, mainly because the exterior is so off-putting.
Grill on the Corner is one of the best steak houses in Glasgow. It is well located on the junction of Bothwell Street and Wellington Street in the City Centre. The menu is packed with resonable prices and offers top quality that you would expect only in the very best restaurents in Glasgow. Kobe Steak is the very specialty of this steak house and the main reason that many steak lovers rush to this restaurent.
If you are planning for an eat-out, then Red Onion Glasgow is the best. Take a car or taxi to reach Red Onion which is located at 247 West Campbell Street, Glasgow, and is just round the corner from Bath Street and West Regent Street.You can taste not just a local menu but, it might better be said as going global with a blend of diverse cultures in each well prepared dish. When compared with other Glasgow restaurents, the surroundings and the atmosphere can be off putting.
If you are on the go for trying something Chinese this time, then in Glasgow, Asia Style Chinese Restaurent is the ideal place to have the best deal. This is one of the few restaurents in UK, where you can discuss your meal with the waitress. Forget your regular Glasgow meal this time and be the first one to wait in a queue on Friday and Saturday nights.
Eating out is the Italian way. The Italian Kitchen offers you Italian foods prepared in a proper manner. A good wine served in a warm, friendly atmosphere will add to it. The incredible pizzas and pasta dishes are well preferred, alongside the meat, fish and chicken specialties. The authentic Italian cuisine is what makes this restaurent stand out from crowd.
Highlights:Pizzas and pasta dishesprepared perfectly in Italian way
It is the best seafood restaurent in the city centre, Superb fish with stunning desserts is served in a relaxing and friendly atmosphere. Eating here is not cheap but worth of every penny you spend. Don't miss it ! There are two restaurents in the Glasgow area, one at the City Center which was named after the first one at 88 Dumbarton Road.
Serving contemporary Scottish food, this restaurent is tucked away in the West End in a great setting. Bothy manages to have irn-bru sorbet on the menu. The restaurent gives an elegant feel to its visitors. And so is one of the favourite restaurents of Scottish people.
A rare find gem, Trans-Europe Cafe is Glasgow's best dine-in location. Range from great menu, bucks fizz and all sitting on old corporation train seats are on offer.
Famous in serving delicious home cooking from breakfast 'til supper, The Left Blank is an inviting bar and kitchen. Using seasonal and local produce wherever possible the extensive menus include bar snacks, smoothies, cocktails, coffees, brunch, lunch, all day mains and an evening menu as well as a prix fixe menu and extensive range of wines available by the glass. Drinks are available as beer, wine & spirits, soft drinks, boutique beer on tap, cocktails, extensive range of beers, International beers and a great wine list.
The food is second to none. The menu ranges from tapas including home-fried yellow corn chips and lemon and pea pilaf to evening main courses such as Goan Masala seafood in a coconut and squash vindaloo. You can always find a crowd of artists, locals, professionals and students.Makes you feel a friendly atmosphere, ralaxed and stylish!
Cosmopol is based in the heart of the city in Hope Street. People choose this bar-restaurent as an ideal drop-in after their work, or to rest in the middle of a shopping trip. If you choose to enjoy life, enjoy a fine dining, fine wines and inspirational surrounding's that is completely Cosmopol at any time of the day.
Cosmopol is also an ideal find for business lunches and pre-theatre meals. Enjoy the exquisite menus well prepared by expert chefs in the vibe and decor of the restaurent. Prices are really surprising and the restaurent is comfortable.
Hidden in the depths of the West End is a teahouse which offers over 80 kinds of teas from many different countries such as India, China, Japan, Nepal, Turkey, Russia, Vietnam and Iran. A hungry customer can choose from a variety of vegetarian and vegan dishes, and sweet or savoury snacks from simple cheese and biscuits and cakes to turkish delight and baklava. You can sip your tea sitting in the garden, if the weather outside is fine. Inside the tea-house tables are arranged in sections for groups of people, although you may have to share tables when it is crowded. There's often live music in the evenings, and since it's close to Glasgow University there are a lot of students. If you are not in a hurry and have time to sit relaxed..this is the place!!
Address: 42 Otago Lane (off Otago Street), Glasgow G11 9PB
Glasgow's 13th Note Cafe is one of the hubs for music lovers. This is an independent music venue which hosts performances of arts groups who stage various activities like drama, singing, .etc. The gigs are in full swing at night and contribute a lot to th vibrant nightlife of Glasgow. You can catch hold of a bit of everything from Rock and Jazz to Pop. The 13th Note is one of the cities best jukebox. Get to the basement to catch hold of some real entertainment.
Located in the middle of the business district, this modern building is stylish and friendly bar. This bar and restaurent is popular with everyone- especially for sober-suited office workers checking in for some hearty sandwiches and students in search of hangover cures. There is a restaurent downstairs from where you can eat or in the bar. With a mix of Asian fusion and the laskas, food is something that will tickle your taste buds.
Breakfast choices range from traditional filled rolls (and not so: there's also haggis) to potato scones and porridge. The most popular sandwich is the Stoofa: a roast in a toast (or rather a ciabatta) with chicken, sage, thyme, balsamic, lemon juice and red onion. Added with live music beats from backgound this place is a perfect escape from the Friday evening crowds.
