Dining

A taste of Glasgow ...

IF you love food you will love Glasgow.

The character, humour, energy and sheer diversity of its citizens is reflected in its food with something for every taste and diet.

Glasgow offers not only the very best of haute cuisine but also has a wide ranging offer of foods from around the world alongside some very quirky local delicacies from the legendary deep fried Mars Bar to the most famous local creation Tikka Masala.

Glasgow is packed with award winning eateries including many Michelin stars, Trip Adviser awards, mentions in the Good Food Guide and Curry Awards and a host of other culinary accolades. But fine dining is not Glasgow's only foody offering - far from it.

Enjoy 2 courses from the prix fixe menu and a glass of wine for only £19.95 per person

Mouth-watering classic and contemporary dishes using locally sourced ingredients and fresh produce, enjoyed in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

LA BONNE AUBERGE, 161 WEST NILE STREET, GLASGOW, G1 2RL, TEL: 0141 352 8310

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This cosmopolitan city boasts such a wide variety of eating out choices that you could dine in a different place for every meal of your holiday and still not have sampled the full culinary potential of Glasgow.

As Scotland's west coast capital Glasgow has been a centre of food trade for centuries perched as it is in a safe harbour on the Clyde with easy access to deep water moorings further down river.

But of course Glasgow is also a centre for trade in our own national delicacies from farm and wildslmon, to all manner of shellfish and other seafood as well as the amazong beef from Scotland's world famous Aberdeen Angus and Belted Galloway herds.

And we can't forget Scotland's vegetable and fruit larder, a cornucopia of the tastiest choices imaginable from the fertile fields of the Central Belt and Perthshire.

All of these unbeatable fresh resources are a gift to the imaginative chefs who create incredible dishes from around the world using the gift of Scotalnd's enviable resources.

Don't come to Glasgow without taking the time to hunt out some of the hidden gems which will enchant and amaze gourmands of all types.

Brave new beginnings ...

It has been a strange old world for the restaurant community since Covid 19 made its presence felt. Some well kent catering faces have gone down under the strain, others are picking up the pieces and starting again but there are some very brave and bold newcomers who have used the lockdown to plan their new ventures and are now beginning to make their presence felt, adding their flair to the culinary collage that makes eating out in Glasgow such an exciting adventure.

EPICURES BY CAIL BRUICH

159 HYyndland Road, Glasgow G12 9JA 0141 334 3599 epicures.co.uk From the team behind Glasgow’s Michelin starred Cail Bruich; a contemporary neighbourhood spot serving brunch classics; seasonal mains and artisan bakes fresh from our in-house bakery – all with the team’s signature modern Scottish twist featuring a menu of knockout brunches and a dedicated bakery creating jaw-dropping artisan cakes and pastries.

111 BY MODOU

111 Cleveden Road, Glasgow G12 0JU 111bymodou.co.uk Modou Diagne first joined 111 back in 2014 as a Kitchen Porter, working tirelessly over the years to become Head Chef - at the forefront of developing and pioneering the 111 we all know and love today. Now, owner of 111, Modou & the team are further pioneering exciting experiences. Fully refurbished, the 111 experience offers you a unique tasting menu experience in a relaxed and comfortable setting. 111 by Modou brings an inventive & informal dining experience that will deight everyone.

THE LUCHADOR

721 pollockshaws Road 0141 423 0847 theluchador.co.uk Located on Pollokshaws Road on the site of the former Grays Kitchen, the 'Luchy' will be a bar and eatery inspired by all things Lucha Libre, serving craft beers, cocktails, tacos and Mexican dishes. The most important step is the finishing touch. Whether it's a drink or a dish, the experience isn't complete until excellence is achieved. The Luchador will be sharing its finished touches from 11am, 26th of April.

MINTED

262 Byres Road, Glasgow

www.mintedicecream.com

Minted serves up gelato, crafted from top quality Scottish dairy milk, which can be traced straight back to the farm, soft serves with a velvety texture like no other made from the freshest Jersey cream and doughnuts, cookies and brownies, which are baked right here in Glasgow by Berto, their Chef De Pastrie. Minted can be found by Hillhead subway station.

MR MACGREGOR'S

679A Clarkston Road, Glasgow G44 3SE 0141 261 7156 mrmacgregors.co.uk A new small plates restaurant in the southside, with dishes inspired by 'every corner of the world.' Mr MacGregor's on Clarkston Road serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and cocktails. Poached duck egg, Bengal-spiced cauliflower, confit duck leg and seared scallops are just a few of the exciting options at MacGregor's.

32 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow G1 3AB 0141 248 2214 glaschurestaurant.co.uk Glaschu (pronounced Glas-a-hoo), a new restaurant at the heart of Glasgow’s Royal Exchange Square, is located in the Western Club building and is being headed up by head chef Dion Scott, who previously trained in Blumenthal’s kitchens and some of London’s most famous eateries. Diners can enjoy a menu designed to showcase the best of Scotland’s larder, supporting local producers, farmers and fishermen. There are also fun nods to some local favourites within the menu; the house pickled mussels and cockles appetiser will evoke memories of trips to the Barras market for many Glaswegians.

GA-GA CHICKEN

Ronnie’s Bar & Kitchen at SWG3, 100 Eastvale Pl, Stobcross Rd, Glasgow G3 8QG The team behind ever-popular Malaysian restaurant, Julie's Kopitiam, recently opened GaGa Chicken at the newly launched beer garden, Ronnie's Bar & Kitchen at SWG3. It's fair to say that customers are going ga-ga for the fried chicken outlet, with the Mamak burger being a standout favourite dish for many. You can try GaGa Chicken by booking a table at Ronnie's.

CAFFÈ PIENO

Hope Street 311-313, Glasgow G23PT 0141 332 7728 ristorante-pieno.com The owners of Caffe Pieno in Jordanhill have now opened Ristorante Pieno, a family-run Italian restaurant. This friendly and intimate restaurant offers a feast of Itlian delights from Mediterranean starters to pasta, risotto, stonebaked pizzas topped with fresh ingredients and decadent desserts.

MAMASAN BAR & BRASSERIE

222, 224 Ingram St, Glasgow G1 3BX www.mamasan.uk Mamasan Glasgow is the flagship site for this contemporary South East Asian inspired restaurant and bar offering. A popular hotspot since opening, Mamasan’s premium experiential dining concept captures the true essence of modern South East Asia; elevated with the best of Great Britain’s produce from farm, field and sea. Mamasan is famed for its fresh and authentic style of cooking, combined with a fierce originality – with all core elements of each dish created in-house and made from scratch. Hidden Lane, Glasgow, G3 8ND 07586275691 www.rafasdiner.com This nine-seat restaurant serves Arizona-style Mexican cuisine, based on southwestern food spots in the USA. The menu offers the best in Mexican gastronomy based around three main options in tacos, burritos and plates alongside extraslike quesadillas, nachos, beans and fries.

THE LOVEABLE ROGUE

333 Great Western Rd, Glasgow, G4 9HS 0141 339 3701 www.theloveablerogue.co.uk The Loveable Rogue offers delicious, locally sourced, expertly crafted dishes using quality ingredients from Chef Joe Lazzerini and partner Amalia Colaluca. Each flavoursome dish offers guests a unique twist on family favourites and traditional recipes including the Lobster Mac n’ Cheese, Rabbit Rarebit, Kiev with Curried Cauliflower and much more. The Rogue’s Mighty Sunday Roast with all the trimmings is a culinary masterpiece not to be missed. 38 NIithsdale Road, G412AN 0141 258 5718 www.freddyandhicks.com Freddy & Hicks celebrated the launch of their first permanent home this month, the team behind the famous veggie and vegan street food stall setting up in their new pad on Nithsdale Street in Stratbungo. Here, southsiders can expect to sample the signature veggie and vegan burgers, loaded fries, halloumi fries, loaded bowls and specials.

WEE PAREE

240 Crow Road, G11 7JZ 0141 334 6171 www.weeparee.co.uk Where Paris meets the West End of Glasgow this Parisienne-themed food spot replaces the former Pianola on Crow Road, serving devilishlygood breakfast food, including the mighty Paree Plat, from 9am - 4pm each day.

BIFF'S

Plant-based Biff’s will be delivering their Crispy Fried Jackfruit burgers and the rest of their tasty vegan offering from a new hub using BrewDog's Glasgow locations, having entered into a partnership with the brewery and pub chain. Up to three different Biff’s branded burgers, wingz and four different types of loaded fries are available to order, alongside Brewdog beers and Fritz Cola to wash them down.

The VERY BEST

restaurants

TGI FRIDAYS

Buchanan Street. G1 3HF 0844 692 0249 www.tgifridays.co.uk World famous dining featuring sizzling steaks, fabulous burgers and the famous cocktail list! It’s hard to imagine a major city without one and Glasgow is no exception.

BUCHANAN ST 9 ST VINCENT PL

THE SPIRITUALIST

61 Elmbank Street. G2 4PQ 0141 332 3565 www.thespiritualist.com Contemporary cuisine, beautifully made at an affordable price and Scotland’s greatest bar gantry offering you an unrivalled selection of spirits, liqueurs, cocktails, wines and craft beers.

BUCHANAN ST 21 GEORGE SQ 59 Mitchell Street. G1 3LN 0141 248 2240 www.lycheeoriental.co.uk Award winning oriental restaurant serving classic and modern Asian dishes in a stylish and relaxed modern atmosphere. Great cocktails served too! ST. ENOCH 10 RADISSON BLU

HARD ROCK CAFÉ

179 Buchanan Street. G1 2JZ 0141 353 8790 www.hardrock.com From the moment you step inside Hard Rock Cafe Glasgow in the restored, Athenaeum Theatre you're in the presence of greatness. There are legends on the walls, in the speakers, behind the bar and at the grill. BUCHANAN ST 1 GEORGE SQUARE

THE RAVEN

81-85 Renfield St. G2 1LP 0141 332 6151 www.theravenglasgow.com The Raven is a vibrant gastropub serving slow smoked food prepared and smoked on the premises. There is a wide menu choice with prices to suit all budgets and a fantastic selection of craft beers. BUCHANAN ST 7 ST. VINCENT PL

BAVARIA BRAUHAUS

30 Bothwell Street. G2 6NU. 0141 457 7100 www.bavarianbrauhaus.com A unique and authentic German Bierhalle right in the centre of Glasgow. Live entertainment with a German Oompah band on Saturdays and dj every Friday & Saturday. ST ENOCH 8 CENTRAL STN 161 West Nile Street G1 2RL 0141 352 8310. www.labonneauberge.co.uk Is at the heart of Glasgow’s Theatreland. The city’s original Mediterranean Brasserie continues to thrive and innovate. Using only the freshest ingredients, the menus offer excellent value with tantalising cuisine inspired by France and the Mediterranean.

BUCHANAN ST 21 ROYAL C/ HALL

SAPPORO

Ingram Street G1 1HA 0141 290 0973 www.sapporo.co.uk An exciting dining Japanese experience with food expertly prepared by Teppanyaki chefs who will dazzle you with their tricks while delivering mouth watering food to your plate.

BUCHANAN ST 3 MERCHANT CITY

AMORE

30 Ingram Street. G1 1EZ 0141 553 0810 www.amoreglasgow.co.uk A fantastic, authentic Italian pizzeria & restaurant serving the finest fresh produce and beautifully prepared wood oven pizzas and pasta. BUCHANAN ST 3 MERCHANT CITY

THE GANNET

1155 Argyll St. G3 8TB 0141 204 2081. www.thegannetgla.com The Gannet is a multi award winning Scottish restaurant in the vibrant destination of Finnieston. It’s within easy reach from the city centre and close to the SEC Campus & Hydro. 13 KELVIN WAY

WINDOWS

West George Street. G2 1DH 0141 353 6373 www.carltonhotels.co.uk Enjoy a table with a view from Glasgow’s only rooftop restaurant overlooking George Square and West George Street. Open for lunch,afternoon tea, pre-theatre or dinner.

BUCHANAN ST 1 GEORGE SQUARE

CAFÉ ANDALUZ

St. Vincent Place. G1 2DW 0141 222 2255 www.cafeandaluz.com Authentic Spanish tapas, paellas and a huge range of Spanish wines and cocktails in a relaxed and bustling atmosphere. Centrally located and a great family destination. BUCHANAN ST 9 ST VINCENT PL

Small Batch Coffee Roastery

Glasgow Central Station

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LA LANTERNA

35 Hope Street G2 6AE 0141 221 9160 www.lalanterna-glasgow.co.uk For over 40 years La Lanterna has been delighting customers old and new with its rich authentic Italian cuisine. Glasgow’s oldest family run Italian restaurant.

ST. ENOCH 10 RADISSON BLU

BUCK’S BAR

111 West Regent St. G2 2RU 0141 221 2327 www.bucksbar.co.uk Buck’s is a rock’n’roll bar specialising in authentic buttermilk fried chicken, seriously addictive Nashville hot chicken, cocktails, beers and bourbon. Live bands, dj’s and drink deals seven days a week.

BUCHANAN ST 19 SAUCHIEHALL ST

ROMA

Bath Street. G2 1HG 0141 332 9641 www.romaglasgow.co.uk Roma Mediterranean restaurant offers a blend of Mediterranean, European and traditional dishes for lunch, pre-theatre and dinner. Located within an easy walk of many hotels and theatres, Roma has a casual, relaxed atmosphere where you can unwind with good food and wine.

BUCHANAN ST 23 THEATRES

WAXY O’CONNORS

44 West George Street. G2 1DH 0141 354 5154 www.waxyoconnors.co.uk Centrally located, with 3 floors, 6 bars and 9 different areas, Waxy’s is Glasgow’s most unique bar. Waxy’s is also home to live sport shown on big screens and with a fabulous food menu served all day Waxy’s is not to be missed.

BUCHANAN ST 1 GEORGE SQUARE

BROWN’S BAR & BRASSERIE

George Square G2 1DY 0141 221 7828 www.browns-restaurants.co.uk An all day brasserie with a menu to suit every occasion from breakfast, business lunch, shopping breather or dinner with friends. Located right in the centre of the city, Browns is an easy choice within a short walk of all the key city attractions. BUCHANAN ST 1 GEORGE SQUARE

RIVERHILL COFFEE BAR

24 Gordon Street. G1 3PU 0141 204 4762 www.riverhillcoffee.co.uk Riverhill’s philosophy is simple. They strive to make delicious food and serve delectable coffee in stylish surroundings. They are a group of likeminded souls who champion nutritious food, moreish grub and individually ground coffee for every customer. It’s always busy! What better recommendation do you need?

BUCHANAN ST 7 ST. VINCENT PL

MASALA TWIST TIKKA TAPAS BAR

Hope Street. G2 3PS 0141 332 6002 www.masalatwist.co.uk Authentic Indian cuisine with a Scottish twist. The chefs deliver classic Indian style dishes using the finest local ingredients. For a twist you can also enjoy rabbit or venison curry as well as pheasant tikka along with all the other well know selections. BUCHANAN ST 23 THEATRES

ICHIBAN

50 Queen Street. G1 3DS 0141 204 4200 www.ichiban.co.uk Glasgow’s original noodle restaurant and still serving great Japanese dishes freshly prepared in the open kitchen. Extensive menu includesbrice, noodle and soup based dishes as well as sushi and bento boxes.

BUCHANAN ST 9 ST VINCENT PL Nelson Mandela Place. G1 2LL 0141 332 0041 www.chaophraya.co.uk Located just off Buchanan street, opposite the church, Chaophraya is the largest Thai restaurant in Europe. Set over four floors, the restaurant impressively blends contemporary Thai design with the characterful heritage surrounds. The fourth floor accommodates some of the best private dining and meeting spaces in the city, perfect for celebrations and events. Inspired by Thailand, our culinary team bring together classic Thai and distinct signature dishes.

BUCHANAN ST 1 GEORGE SQUARE

ALLA TURCA

192 Pitt Street G2 4DY 0141 332 5300 www.allaturca.co.uk Award winning authentic Turkish grill & mezze bar with background live music. Enjoy a wide variety of freshly prepared mezze and traditional Turkish dishes in a warm, welcoming and cosy atmosphere.

BUCHANAN ST 22 GLW SCH OF ART

WAGAMAMA

West George Street. G2 1PB 0141 229 1468 www.wagamama.com Delicious noodles, rice dishes, salads and freshly squeezed juices all brought together in a vibrant busy restaurant makes Wagamama a great family destination. BUCHANAN ST 9 ST VINCENT PLACE

RED ONION

West Campbell Street. G2 4TT 0141 221 6000 www.red-onion.co.uk Award winning Red Onion is a contemporary casual dining experience with a menu that offers something for everyone and features dishes that people know and love. Chef/Patron John Quiqley will delight with dishes prepared with fresh Scottish ingredients.

BUCHANAN ST 22 GLW SCH OF ART

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Glasgow’s culinary landscape ...

SHILLING BREWING Co. DiMAGGIO’S

92 West George St. G2 1PJ 0141 331 4111 www.shillingbrewingcompany.co.uk Shilling Brewing Co. brews its own craft beer on site as well as showcasing other Scottish and UK craft beers. With freshly prepared gourmet artisan pizzas fast cooked in a clay oven.. ST ENOCH 1 GEORGE SQ 21 Royal Exchange Square. G1 3AJ 0141 248 2111 www.dimaggios.co.uk

Dining at DiMaggios is a relaxed affair with no set rules other than enjoying the home cooked recipes, family atmosphere and friendly staff. BUCHANAN ST 1 GEORGE SQUARE

RED BUS BISTRO

CUBATATAS TAPAS BAR & RESTAURANT

108 Elderslie St. G3 7AR 0141 573 0114 www.cubatatas.co.uk Lively, stone-walled bar-restaurant serving authentic paella, tapas and other Spanish favourites. Open since 2014 the restaurant is run by a young but extremely passionate team who to provide you with a fantastic and traditional Spanish culinary experience.

226 George St. G1 1JF 01335 229448 www. redbusbistro.co.uk At the Red Bus Bistro you can enjoy a range of different dining offerings while touring the city in a quirky London Bus converted into a unique restaurant.

BOMBAY BLUES

41 Hope Street. G2 6AE. 0141 221 0817 www.bombaybluesglasgow.co.uk Finest Indian cuisine, stylish surroundings with welcoming staff make Bombay Blues the perfect lunch or dinner destination. Next to Artto Hotel. ST. ENOCH 10 RADISSON BLU HOTEL

SPRIGG

241 Ingram Street. www.sprigg.co.uk Sprigg is fast becoming one of Glasgow's best loved bespoke take out cafés. Located right in the heart of the city it specialises in restaurant quality fresh bowls to take away and enjoy as you explore the city. Breakfast, lunch and afternoon menus are available daily as well as amazing coffee and cakes too.

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267 Galowgate. G4 0TR & 94 Byres Rd. G12 8TB 0141 552 1177 & 0141 280 6000 www.vanwinkle.co.uk Glasgow’s bourbon heaven with stunning bourbon inspired food to match! Established at Gallowgate and now open in the heart of the West End too. Enjoy a cold beer in the Jack Daniels Tennessee Fire Garden with BBQ and fire pit too. In the West End enjoy mouth-watering wee plates, burgers and five cheese macaroni as well as a choice of over 50 bourbons! Head East or West for some of the best food and drink in town!

THUNDERCAT PUB & DINER

86 Miller Street. G1 1DT 0141 221 1568 www.thundercatpubdiner.co.uk Amazing new city centre pub and diner specialising in deep dish pizza pies and American staples. Thundercat’s chef Yvonne Noon is passionate about the food served in America’s diners, pubs and dive bars. Having travelled the lenght and breath of the USA, Yvonne and the team behind Buck’s Bar now bring those authentic flavours and recipes to Glasgow. Open for Brunch, lunch and dinner ‘til late. BUCHANAN ST 1 GEORGE SQ

TOPOLABAMBA

89 St. Vincent Street. G2 5TF 0141 248 9359 www.topolabamba.com Glasgow’s new authentic Mexican Restaurant. Taking inspiration from the four main regions of Mexico; Oaxaca, Chiapas, Chihuahua as well as the name. The menu is a mix of classic Mexican dishes and authentic street food for sharing, so you can order 2 or 3 per person or lots for friends.

BUCHANAN ST 9 ST VINCENT PL

PURE BUZZIN’ PODCAST

YouTubePure Buzzin', Glasgow's Hospitality Podcast designed to spread positive news stories from different local individuals working in many of our favourite venues across the city. This month David Cochrane, Chief Executive of HIT Scotland joins hosts Hannah & Alan to discuss all things training & development within the country. Set within the beautiful Music Room within House for an Art Lover.

SUGO PASTA

70 Mitchell Street. G1 3LX 0141 258 1650 www.sugopasta.co.uk From the makers of Paesano Pizza comes Sugo Pasta! Located in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre, Sugo is a bustling open space restaurant with over 200 seats where diners can watch chefs produce fresh pasta and see their authentic dishes being cooked in the open kitchen. The pasta is made by hand every day and the menu delivers a variety of exceptional regional Italian pasta dishes.

ST ENOCH 10 RAD ISSON BLU

ROOT OF MAGIC COFFEE HOUSE

110 Hope Street. G2 6PH www.therootofmagic.com The Root of magic is a family run coffee house and store with a passion for all things magic. Purveyors of Licensed Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts merchandise they also cater for other magical creatures by selling The Hoxton Street Monster Supplies too. Great coffee and tea, delicious cakes and a warm, wood panelled café offer the perfect stop right next to Central Station. ST ENOCH 7 ST VINCENT PL

FORE PLAY CRAZY GOLF

124 Portman Street. G41 1EJ www.foreplaycrazygolf.co.uk Fore Play Crazy Golf is the first of its kind in Scotland combining crazy golf, booze and the tastiest street food for the ultimate night out! The cousre has 9 Glasgow-inspired golf holes with well known landmarks dotted around that will bring out the social animal competitor in you! Its fun, its crazy and its a great night out! follow the link and get a tee time booked now! KINNING PARK

Gallowgate & the Barras

Are ye dancin'? Photo by Finlay McWalter

Are ye askin'?

The Gallowgate, that stretch of Glasgow's east end that begins just a few minutes' walk away from Buchanan Street has a couthy charm mixed with a growing modern vibe that makes it unique in the city.

It has been said that Gallowgate retains "much of its distinctive earthy charm" despite wholesale demolition and regeneration and provides a taste of the city's authentic character.

But things are changing. The area is increasingly home to creative businesses and a new generation of pubs and restaurants.

The Creative East End organisation, based at 200 Gallowgate, and led by Lauren Stewart and Jen McGlone, provides space for initiatives and ideas to flourish in the interests of economic growth and regeneration.

Over at Calton Entry, the thriving BAaD - Barras Art and Design - includes a fish restaurant, A'Challtainn, as well as concerts and a Sunday indoor market.

The once famous Baird's Bar has reopened as a restaurant, 226 Gallowgate, and in Bain Street, close by the Barrowland, there is Saint Luke's, a noted livemusic venue, and the award-winning Winged Ox Bar & Kitchen.

Other key local venues are the Van Winkle Bourbon BBQ Grill, at 267 and the award-winning pub. Hielan' Jessie, at 374 and ,of course, WEST Brewery, at the Templeton Building on Glasgow Green.

'Barras Queen' Maggie McIver started a market that became a legend

The original Barrowland Ballroom opened in 1934 in a mercantile area east of Glasgow’s city centre and was built by “Barras Queen” Maggie McIver and her husband James.

The Barrowland building includes large street-level halls used for the weekend markets, with a sizeable weatherproof hall above.

The front of the building boasts a distinctive neon sign which is believed to be the biggest of its kind in the UK.

Bowie, Biffy Clyro, Oasis, U2, The Stranglers, The Clash, The Smiths, Big Country, Muse, Foo Fighters, Franz Ferdinand, Texas, Simple Minds, Snow Patrol, SLF, The Vatersay Boys and many others have played the Ballroom.

Adjacent to the Ballroom is the Barrowland Park where there is a pathway which features the names of many artists ,who have played at the Ballroom over the decades.