I've lived and worked in Glasgow for a little over 2 years now and my bus comes right past this…read moreplace but I'd never ventured in until last night. Well it got to dinner time and curry seemed like a good idea so off we set. There is a wide selection on the menu but I really fancied paneer so that was an obvious starter choice. Then I opted for the chicken jaipuiri with a nan. Oh and a mint lassi which was delicious! Quick service and by the end we were stuffed. Only slight gripe was the difficulty we had in getting the bill at the end but other than that everything was tasty and enjoyable. It was busy when we were in but the food was quick to the table. Just as well as I was starving! I'll add this to the list of good curry venues in Glasgow, and I'll definitely have to get off the bus again to come back!

When you walk into an Asian restaurant filled with Asian people you know your onto a winner and…read morethis place doesn't disappoint, been here a few times and every time I've been left feeling satisfied. They do a number of speciality dishes but I opted for the chicken tikka hallumi, very nice and reasonably priced, the good thing is they also have a desk for takeaway food if your just looking to get a carry out. A note though is that they don't serve alcohol in here so don't do what I did and go expecting to have a pint with your dinner - this is the only reason I'll give it 4 stars as it won't cater to everyone, but in terms of the food I can't fault it.

Okay so when P!nk is in town the place will be packed-fair warning!…read more I had the Chicken Shawarma. The naan is more like flatbread but it was so delicious. The Mac & Cheese side is big enough for a meal, we got the big one and didn't even make it halfway through. The cheese is rich and creamy with a lovely carmelized cheese & onion topping. It comes with what the Scots minimally refer to as a garlic bun. This manna from heaven is a light doughy bread with a thin layer of cheese, butter, and garlic in the middle and then topped with butter and green herbs (garlic tops maybe?). Despite the crowds and the noise we had a lovely time. The barmaids are super friendly and efficient and the barmen are quick-witted and sharp. Do yersel' a favor and git right in tae the place!

If you ever find yourself in the heart of Glasgow. Do yourself a favor and stop by. I was looking…read morefor a nice place to grab my official first drink in Scotland. After a couple of other stops that did not seem promising I found this gem. I walked in and it was packed and lively with lots or people at the bar and seated. The drinks were superb and the bartenders there are super fun and helpful! I met new friends and had one of the most highlight nights of my trip there! Go in, grab a drink and have lots of fun! This place will not disappoint!

So, so happy that there is a Chinese restaurant in Glasgow that doesn't use MSG, and has a focus on…read morehealthy, wholesome food, rather than chemical laden gloop. The food at Lotus, is fresh, healthy, and vegetarian! Most of the dishes are vegan, and the owners and staff know exactly what vegan means and will advise accordingly. Staff are all lovely - really chatty and attentive, and top you up with free green tea throughout your meal - a very nice touch. I had dumplings, salt and chilli bean curd, and side veg. It was all amazing. The salt and chilli bean curd in particular, was delicious. Although it seems out of the way, it's pretty easy to get to - a 2 minute walk from Bridgeton Underground. We've been a couple of times and have easily parked right outside. Cash only at the moment - so be warned and take cash with you so you don't end up walking about Bridgeton in search of a cash machine. I hope this place does well - it deserves it. Lotus vegetarian are offering something unique in Glasgow.

Food was good value and well cooked…read more Very attentive and friendly service, feels like and probably is a family restaurant. Only veggie Chinese restaurant for a long way, although most of the dishes would hardly be noticed as different by omnivores.

Nice steak and chips special on Monday and Tues evenings. Steak was seasoned ok and chips were…read moretasty and crisp. I got the shoestring size versus the steak size. Also had the ceasar salad which was really tasty and lots of Parmesan cheese slices as well. Washed it down with a nice house red.

4.5 stars rounded up…read more Cast Iron Grill welcomed us warmly to Glasgow; we had our first meal in town here, & because my expectations for a hotel restaurant were tempered, I was surprised by how good of a time I had at dinner. They aren't reinventing the wheel, their dishes are just plain tasty. Our starters -- Marinated Olives (£4) & Chicken Skewers with lime & coconut yoghurt (£7) -- prepped our palates for richer courses to follow. Our side of Onion Rings (£5) was coated in a light, airy beer batter. To add to the festival of fried foods, I chose Fish & Chips (£19) as my main which had the same beer battered coating. Flakey cod paired well with the tangy tartar sauce. I only wish it was served with more traditional mushy peas instead of the one-noted crushed peas. BF also enjoyed his order; Filet (£37) was tender, flavorful, & well seasoned. For dessert, I had one of many Sticky Toffee Puddings (£7) ordered on our trip through Ireland & Scotland, as well as a Chocolate & Strawberry Eclair (£8) which I thought was the most creative dish of our meal. Modern ambiance & friendly service, though I think the staff were overwhelmed with catering to a larger party. May have to bring your patience, but at least the food is worth the wait.

The food was good and the prices more than fair. Portions mostly were normal size and a fair value…read more Service was competent. The baklava was meh. The baba ghanoush was different and seems to be a deconstructed salad rather than what I've had elsewhere. The hummus was good. The grilled lamb and chicken kebab was quite small portions but very tasty. The bread was good. Overall not epic but a place I would not hesitate to return to.

With out a doubt the best food I've had all week not that everything else was bad but this was…read moresoooooo good. I can't believe this place doesn't have a constant que to get in I placed my order for a mixed grill. I'm always a sucker for mixed sat down with images of kebabs and shawarma dancing in my head. I was settled in and ready to wait. The owner asked if I had been before and how I found the place. We chatted for a bit then he went to the kitchen and popped out with what he called a snack. To me it looked the size of a starter. Hummus, baba ghanouj, and something called a rabbi salad I think. They were all very good the entire time I was there everyone was very friendly and chatty much different that I usually get when I order take away On to the mixed grill I almost forgot I was waiting for food. The portion was insane easily enough for 2-3 people. There was lamb and chicken in various forms some ribs and kebabs and wings. All amazing the rice and bread were cooked perfect. Sadly I have to admit due to the large portion I didn't try the salad I had to prioritise what I shoved in my face. Perhaps I'll give that a go later after a burn off some calories I didn't look at much else on the menu but I did hear someone order a falafel wrap and it was only 3 pounds

I haven't eaten here in years and years since I worked nearby but it's just as good as ever. It has…read morethe dubious honour of being the location of my first experience of donner chips and cheese with salad and sauce. Don't let that put you off though, the food in here is actually brilliant with a more traditional bent than the average curry establishment in Glasgow. My only complaint would be perhaps a little too much oil with the otherwise delicious lamb chops. I'll definitely be back, regardless and may well get the 1/2 Kg worth of chops next time.

Simply amazing. I don't even know what else to say. Everything was beyond delicious. They are open…read morelate with ample parking. Desserts are delicious and you can taste the quality ingredients. Great for treating yourself, a family night or a date.

What an amazing place. This has been our post forging refuge as of late and its absolutely…read morebrilliant! Its done up in very funky colours with comfortable tables, cushion cubes and seats /booths to be had. Their speciality is ice creams and deserts as you might imagine with the name! It is also quite big on the inside, it looks quite small from outside and i was surprised at how open and well done up it was inside. They have quite an extensive range of ice creams, waffles, cakes and sweet treats. I've been a couple of times now and have not been disappointed. Usually i get an ice cream sundae and its either smaller than i would like or just a range of lack lustre ice creams thrown in smothered in sauce. Not this place! First of all don't order two of these to try them out....they are huge! They have many flavours and types such as the caramel banana boat and the knicker-bocker glory. They are, in a word, immense. Tasty quality ice cream and ingredients, they also use fresh fruit in some of their ones as well as waffles, cakes, desserts and protein shakes. Its delicious, terribly fattening and bad for you.....excellent!!! They also havea range of tea, coffee and juices if your not for expanding your waistline on a visit as well. Staff are friendly and welcoming, happy to have a chat and talk about the menu as well. Great wee place!

The food was pretty legit. Good portions for good prices. The most hip and vibey inside. Fun music,…read moredecor, and it was lively. The service was fast and the workers were friendly seemed to genuinely care about their customers. Would recommend!

While the location and food were great, the service sucked. It was one particular female that made…read moreit awful. From the moment of our request for a table, she seemed uninterested in serving us, short and abrupt communication style. She just didn't like us and we couldn't figure it out. This was not her interactions with other tables. We were kind, thankful but then gave up. Something was up her (_o_) and we couldn't figure it out. The other waiter (male) was kind, engaging and appreciative of our business. Again, food great. Just some people don't enjoy their jobs.

When the House of Sher reopened as a quasi-Asian mall I was hoping for some dining options, but so…read morefar there is only one - Chaudry's. It's essentially a takeaway, but with a fairly pleasant seating area off to the side. I ordered a Chicken Seekh kebab off the rather small menu, and my partner ordered a baked beans and cheese baked potato. First problem is I'd eaten half of mine before hers came, second problem is that I had to do that, not cos I was being rude but because it was rapidly losing any heat it had due to the ridiculously cold sauce and salad. The chicken was lovely, and the sauce was nice too, but it was way too liquid and way, way too cold. If everything was warmed it would have been really nice, but it wasn't. She quite enjoyed her tottie, except for the last hard bit. I'll give it the number of degrees my kebab was served at - two!

My wife & I stopped by the Scotia Bar on August 6th & really the Pub. The bartender was very…read moregracious with us. I ended up have a nice large Scottish Ale & was in awe of this pub opened in 1792

Just a cool, ancient pub. Bartenders are always friendly, beer is always flowing. Love bringing my…read moreAmerican friends here since it's older than nearly everything American