Guidebook for Glasgow
Food scene
Really popular authentic pizza 🍕
Fast service but can be a bit of a wait for a table on a frid/sat evening (you can always pop next door to Coopers for a drink while waiting)
70 habitants recommandent
Paesano Pizza West End
471 Great Western RdReally popular authentic pizza 🍕
Fast service but can be a bit of a wait for a table on a frid/sat evening (you can always pop next door to Coopers for a drink while waiting)
te Seba
393-395 Great Western RoadFamily run restaurant that specialises in Pasta and Prosecco
Great for a date night
Mother India's Cafe
1355 Argyle StPopular Indian restaurant. Tapas style. Walk ins only
My favourite bakery. Amazing bread, cake, sandwiches and coffee.
Recommend their Sourdough bread ~ artisan loaf.
Cotton rake prides itself on using suppliers that work with ex prisoners thus providing them with a 2nd chance / opportunities.
There’s only 2 tables inside so most likely you’ll just get a takeaway.
42 habitants recommandent
Cottonrake Bakery
497 Great Western RdMy favourite bakery. Amazing bread, cake, sandwiches and coffee.
Recommend their Sourdough bread ~ artisan loaf.
Cotton rake prides itself on using suppliers that work with ex prisoners thus providing them with a 2nd chance / opportunities.
There’s only 2 tables inside so most likely you’ll just get a takeaway.
Great city centre restaurant. No booking available, gets busy on a weekend after 5:30pm
10 habitants recommandent
Sugo Pasta
70 Mitchell StGreat city centre restaurant. No booking available, gets busy on a weekend after 5:30pm
1841
Neighbourhoods
Traditionally cobbled backstreet in the heart of the West End.
Also close to the famous botanical gardens & byres road which is lovely for a stroll
20 min walk or 1 subway stop away
224 habitants recommandent
Ashton Lane
Ashton LaneTraditionally cobbled backstreet in the heart of the West End.
Also close to the famous botanical gardens & byres road which is lovely for a stroll
20 min walk or 1 subway stop away
Finnieston is a hip foodie hub of gourmet sandwich shops, artisanal coffee bars and trendy organic restaurants specializing in Scottish meat and seafood. Craft beers and gins are served up at stylish bars, while old-school pubs offer vast whisky selections and traditional folk music sessions.
Once a thriving area of heavy industry on the north bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow Finnieston - situated between the city centre and West
75 habitants recommandent
Finnieston
Finnieston is a hip foodie hub of gourmet sandwich shops, artisanal coffee bars and trendy organic restaurants specializing in Scottish meat and seafood. Craft beers and gins are served up at stylish bars, while old-school pubs offer vast whisky selections and traditional folk music sessions.
Once a thriving area of heavy industry on the north bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow Finnieston - situated between the city centre and West
Bar
Scottish pub located in a church. Popular drinking spot of the west end
Formerly Kelvinside Parish Church, Òran Mór, Gaelic for 'great melody of life' or 'big song', is a thriving arts & entertainment venue
198 habitants recommandent
Oran Mor
Byres RoadFormerly Kelvinside Parish Church, Òran Mór, Gaelic for 'great melody of life' or 'big song', is a thriving arts & entertainment venue
Kelvingrove Café
1161 Argyle StNice bar that sells cocktails quite pricey