Very dry chicken sandwich. The lettuce was hardly in there. Side salad was decent. And the sandwich…read morewas very salty.

For me, visiting a McDonald's is never exactly a proud moment. It usually means I'm a) drunk, b)…read morehungover or c) suffering a momentary lapse of self control and ruining my most recent attempts to be healthy. We've all been there, I'm sure. Thing is, McDonald's actually is good for those things and if that's what you're after then there's no shame in that. This branch is especially handy in that it's open 24 hours. It also has a drive-thru attached, although I've never used that facility so I can't properly comment on it. In spite of being a small, drive-thru branch they still do all of the major offers (so if you get one of those vouchers for a big mac and fries for £1.99 then go ahead, they'll accept it) and they do all the standard UK menu items, including the specials as they come and go. Food-wise it's the same as any other McDonald's. They can alter your items if you have any particular requirements and they almost always have a few Big Macs and McChicken Sandwiches ready to go as you walk in. If not, they're still pretty quick. Less popular items, such as specials, salads and deli sandwiches take a bit longer, but I'm pretty sure that's true everywhere. You can expect really long queues around dinner time and long-ish queues at lunch time over the weekends. I've only ever once failed to get a seat, though. Plus, the staff are quick enough and clearing the queue and if there's a wait for fries (or if you've ordered something less popular) they'll tell you to go take a seat and will bring it to you when it's ready. The toilets are kept pretty clean and the staff do a decent job of clearing the tables whenever they get chance. The WiFi is free too, so I could even imagine people working here during quieter hours. One very important thing though - don't get the coffee. It's the worst I've ever tasted. Just don't.

Best kebab in Glasgow. Bar none. No, your local is not better! Blasphemy, I say!…read more Persepolis is a South Side takeaway institution, and has been in business as long as I can remember. I love everything about them, down to their super special garlic kebab sauce which you can choose instead of the bog standard one. The kebab meat is marinated beautifully, and flame grilled to tasty perfection. I usually get a large chicken kebab, which gets me two pita breads as well. The beauty of it is they don't stuff the pita bread for you. You get to do this yourself. Why is that a good thing, you may ask? Have you ever gotten your meal home and the bread is soaking and falling apart? Or have you ever had your pita bread stuffed to the point that it's coming apart at the seams? Not a problem in this shop. I'm also a huge fan of their calzone! Not only do they stuff the pizza crust silly, but they also top it with more sauce and cheese on the top! Sensational stuff. Super awesome. Their chips are not half bad either (whenever I've pinched some from someone else). If you're ever in the Battlefield area and hankering for some snackage, this is the place to drop by! You'll be ever so glad you did.

Not very good donner or chicken pakora. Kebab sauce was way too vinegary and not spicy. Donner meat…read morewas dry and chicken pakora had not flavour, plus sauce was too much like ketchup and again not spicy. Will not bother with these guys again.

I've had to slightly downgrade my Spicy Hut review because the curries have got noticeably…read moregreasier, and the pakora isn't as much a redeeming feature as it once was. It's still the cheapest curry around, but with Da Vinci's next door, I'd probably spend a little bit more and go there.

As it is one of the first takeaways past the Shed, Spicy Hut often gets my custom when I probably…read moreshould be avoiding eating, as my taste buds are compromised by alcohol or the excitement of another big night out. However, the Hut does a good kebab, nice chips and the staff are very patient and efficient. They have the usual favourites, probably a little greasier that I would like under usual circumstances, but this is one for a late night visit.

Just a quick update to say that for the first time ever I recently got a home delivery from here…read more It was amazing. They answered the phone extremely quickly despite it being round about 12 o'clock and when they did the telephone manner was lovely. A mere twenty minutes later, there was a reassuring chap a the door (in all respects) with a prized pizza and portion of pakora. Between us, my and the boy, demolished the pizza in super fast time (him slightly more than me...) while the pakora did us well for a tea time snack the following day. And all for only £11.50 including delivery. This is why I'm going all out and giving them the five star treatment. Long may it continue.

This a great local fast food outlet, the food here to me is perfect for just when you need that…read morelittle something to satisfy the munches. The pizzas are smashin' and the pakora is well worth trying out. Way too handy for me if I say so myself. The staff are always efficient in what the do, and pleasant no complaints here.

DesPalace Currie House. Alison St. Glasgow…read more Yelp review. 20.06.2015 Wow. What a great experience. The food on display was/is beautiful and mouth watering. The smell divine. Was on a mission for curry for lunch today. It was a must. Discovered this place. So delicious!!! Thrilling. Really. Can't wait to order again. Nan bread too. Great prices. Expertly cooked. I also really think their menu leaflet is superbly designed. I learned the company responsible if I remember correctly, "92printing.com" So easy to read and well designed. All in all, 5 stars.

Great food Great Service and a real gold mine. If you can bare the ridiculous streets of Govanhill…read moreits worth visiting this place. Has the Seek Kebab and Large naan with sauce and Salad and its by far the best ive had. Freshly made Seek none of this microwaved made 1p days ago rubbish. Naan was huge and all presented in a pizza box with mixed salad and tubs of sauce. I will be back!

ordered delivery three times since they opened, really being obsessed with their Curry!!!!!!!…read morecant help myself.....

Another solid Southside favourite, which offers delivery and a good range of curries alongside the…read morefast food favourites. They are effective in their deliveries- not too much waiting, and faster than they said they would be: the baked potato was well cooked, and the curries are heavy on taste and not just spice.

Good old fashioned takeaway and delivery. Prices pretty much as average. Quick service…read more Food good as any. Card payment a bit of pain. Otherwise pretty consistent

Just round the corner from me so never had a delivery can't comment on that. I've been here 16…read moreyears and never had a bad meal. Not much to look at from the outside, no neon flashing signs to light up the community, just good quick food served hot. Owner one of the best guys about, my wife was in hospital for 7 weeks and anytime I went in he asked for her by name, one of the first things she asked for when she got out was a chicken and sweetcorn soup, (and I love cooking) told them this and they were so helpful asking about what she can or can't eat this was reassuring. Happy to adjust the dish with no hassle. Good food, good service and nice people. Worth a visit on you way home. Closed Mondays (bummer)

I was enticed to Lasani's by Hector Curry-Heute and his excellent blog here…read more(http://curry-heute.com/category/scotland/glasgow/glasgows-top-rated/lasani-grill/) and I was not disappointed. After have a beer in Sweeney's on the Park and then at the Allison Arms, Julie and I were getting pretty hungry and I really fancied a curry after being on a wedding diet the past few weeks. Side-stepping the standard fayre of Indian restaurants I consulted Glasgow's favourite curry blog and found that two of the best rated curry houses were within a few minutes walk. Tonight we chose Lasani, next time we may try Yadgar (although Lasani was so good it's difficult not to return!). Lasani looks like a standard curry/kebab house, but when you turn right there's a wee seating area for about 25 people which means you can enjoy eating out at takeaway prices. We started with a chicken sheesh kebab for £2.50 between us. This got us FOUR kebab sticks and a huge plate of salad (the olives weren't great but everything else was). This was a little spicy for Julie so that meant more for me! To follow we had a couple of the Desi style curries each (I had lamb chop Karahi which was epic, super tender lamb), a pilau rice, nan bread (£1!!!) and a couple of chapatis. This was too much but we did a great job to try and finish it off and got a pretty big doggy bag to take home. The mains took a while to come but this is because it was cooked to order. Classy. There's obviously no alcohol for sale here so we had a couple of cans of pop for 70p a throw. Stick that in your pipe rip-off merchants! What was the total bill for two people completely stuffed with authentic and incredible Pakistani cuisine? Just £19. This included the popadoms too and enough food for another meal. Don't expect fine dining, but do expect fine food.

I went to this Venue to see Slipknot & Korn. I gave myself a budget that I over spent. I seen loads…read moreof people with food so I thought why not. I got their noodles with black bean sauce with a drink. To my horror it was £8 or £8.50 I think. They only filled the take away box half way. I wanted to complain but the queue was too long. The noodles looked deliberately over cooked, as they were swollen, and I think this was so they could put less in the box. Get a grip, and if you want to serve that size of potion, get smaller boxes. It's like buying a box of cornflakes half empty. And their TV screens had food being cooked in woks. I never see no woks, I think it was all boil in the bag. I was still so hungry. A woman offered me 2 slices of pizza, I refused, she said she wouldn't eat it all and would chuck it. I said ok, as I was starving.