Great place to hang out and enjoy some tasty late-night bites. We've enjoyed several lavash wraps…read moreincluding the chicken, cheese, and Jalapeno with Cajun chicken, cheddar cheese with sliced jalapenos and baby gem lettuce, Southern fried chicken with Maxi's hot sauce, peppers, onions and baby gem lettuce and finally the Halloumi Reuben with baby gem lettuce, crispy O's, pickles, mustard and tomato sauce. The wraps are well constructed and bites of flavor. The fajitas are also well executed and thoughtfully presented. The menu is a bit out there, but accessible to the open-minded.

I can only review as a bar as I ain't eaten here…read more.. As a bar it is decent, seems a bit rough about the edges in a dive bar type of way, but the clientele usually are ok and the atmosphere always seems pleasant enough. It's got a lot going on, In that there is a club down stairs, food is served upstairs and there is also a lot of focus on it just being a pub. I've been a good few times and it's usually mobbed. I think that's partly because there ain't any other decent pubs on queen street (that I can think of) and it means everyone heads here. In other areas it might not be my first destination, but where it is it ranks quite highly amongst the places I would stop for a pint if passing. Sometimes it even has some unusual bottles of craft beer hidden in the fridges which is always a good thing. Could be a three on anther street, but a better option on queen street, so I will go with a positive 4 stars.

I'm sure I'm one of the few people left in Glasgow who hasn't tried Tribeca, and finally made my…read moreway there for lunch. At first, I was impressed. The place is nicely decorated after the recent refurb and has some interesting prints on the wall. Menus were in front of us when I arrived although they are very worn and tattered - maybe some new ones are in order? I ordered the buttermilk pancakes after hearing so much about these and was impressed to be asked whether I wanted the bacon crispy (yes, of course, it's the only way to eat bacon). The meals arrived shortly after we ordered. And I mean shortly - maybe 5 minutes, 10 at the most. There was a large stack of three very puffy pancakes in front of me, a couple of slices of bacon and a jar of maple syrup. Now, I've eaten a lot of pancakes in my time. I was disappointed that these didn't have a hint of being freshly cooked - they were warm and doughy in the middle rather than being piping hot. I think maybe they'd been cooked and reheated. The bacon a strange flavour, like it had been cooked on a grill with a burger (and not in a good way). And the maple syrup was incredibly runny, like water, rather than a thick drizzly consistency that you'd normally expect. It really wasn't to my taste but I know a lot of people really like Tribeca, so maybe it's me, not them. Our plates were cleared and then shortly after the manager came over with two more meals - nope, we've already eaten. Our bill was then delivered to the table next to us - nope, that's ours thanks. It came to around £10 each with a drink and I was pleased to be on my way.

Tribeca is seen as the Holy Grail of breakfast/brunch establishments in the west end. I had…read morelistened to people rave about it for yonks before I took the plunge and got a birthday breakfast down here with my friend last year. My first experience was great. Got fluffy, fresh pancakes smothered in syrup and topped off with bacon rashers. Washed them down with tea. Loved my meal and still felt envious of my friend's full English which, unfathomably, looked even better. Paid up; left feeling satisfied. What more could a girl ask for? Of course i returned! Great service, smashing scran - you would. So it's with a heavy heart that I deliver the news - it wasn't that great second time round. The food was still amazing, and the girls serving us were still lovely. But they forgot our order. We waited an hour. We were ravenous. We had to ask three times before it eventually came. And they forgot my boyfriend's bacon but still charged him the extra money for it! I do not like to complain about food. We're so fortunate to be drowning in restaurants in Glasgow at the moment. The cafe scene is always evolving to become better, stronger, to include local sources. So service that falls short of a certain level tends to stand out. The people serving us could not have been more apologetic. We got a discount because, after being a barista and doing customer service for a decade, I know how to complain. When you complain, take into consideration how rushed off your feet people are when they're serving you, and all the rudeness they have to sustain. Working in hospitality should be mandatory as a rights of passage, because it's relentless and not always rewarding (even in a swell place like Tribeca). I'm still in customer service and if you're an inflated, pompous git you'll not get anywhere with me. So I really don't like having a whinge, but things went wrong in here that day. And waiting an hour and a half for food is a bad impression, especially when you've raved to your partner about this place for weeks! In the end we got a discount, sincere apologies, and the poached egg/salmon combo was incredible. The girls who work in here are truly lovely, and I would give it another bash on those accounts. But being looked over for 90 minutes while other customers blithely dine is a disappointment.

Made the most of the 5pm offer for 2 courses for £11.95…read moreBooked the table through 5pm, restaurant was pretty empty when we got there but got busier. We ordered the jerk chicken starter and the chicken wings to start, both were really tasty and a great size for a starter. We then both had fish tacos for main course, considering these are £10.95 on the normal menu these were definitely worthy the money. The fish was perfectly cooked and came with the right amount of avocado on top. We also ordered a portion of fries to share, which where skinny chips, and agin really tasty. The deserts were an additional £3 extra and the cheesecake was definitely worth a try. The service was great and the girl left us to chat after desert before asking if we needed the bill. For the choice on the pre-theatre I would definitely go back and try the others!

My friend and I decided to come here for a late lunch/early dinner whilst we were out shopping…read more Situated in Princes Square, it's a really nice restaurant with really comfy booths. Looking through the cocktail menu, THEY HAVE SO MUCH TO CHOOSE FROM. I'll definitely be coming back soon. As it was a really warm day (and I love ginger beer) I opted for a Shirley Temple mocktail which was so refreshing - exactly what I needed. Food wise, we ordered the Ultimate Sharing Platter which came with onion rings, stuffed potato skins, BBQ chicken wings and nachos, served with a selection of dips. Everything was cooked perfectly and we loved everything. Definitely no complaints. For £15.50, it is excellent value. Staff were friendly and really attentive, providing water for the table and making sure we were looked after. We had a look at the dessert menu (I was tempted by the Key Lime Pie) but we were so full from the platter we decided to give it a miss. Will definitely be back for cocktails soon!

Nice restaurant in in food court in Silverburn mall shopping center Glasgow Scotland.This is over…read more1000000 sq ft of shops and a movie complex. The waitress is very attentive to our needs as well. The food was delicious and cooked just right cheers to the chef's. Best food court food we've ever had!

Nice clean place with friendly service, beer and really tasty burgers where the burger patty is the…read morestar of the show.

If you're looking for some good tasty American food, there are many better places in Glasgow than…read moreAd Lib. I met a couple of friends here and I had fairly high expectations after hearing good reviews. The decor of the restaurant is nice - spacious and interesting art work on the walls. Sadly the rest of the experience didn't live up to these first impressions. The menu itself does offer a wide variety of dishes, catering for both carnivores and vegetarians. They also had a number of specials up on the board. I settled on the Louisiana chicken served with sweet potato mash and thyme gravy. The service was incredibly slow - it took about half an hour for any food to arrive and it transpired that we had been given the wrong dishes so we had another wait on top of that. My dish was very tasty - the chicken was juicy and the sweet potato mash was nice and smooth. However, I did feel the portion size was fairly small for the price. There was also an issue with my friend's dish - she ordered a sweet potato salad that arrived without any sweet potato. All in all I found my experience at Ad Lib fairly disappointing and I won't be rushing back.

U to the P to the D-A-T-EEE!…read more Yup, it's update time. And it is with great pity and sorry that Ad Lib loses a star from its City Centre branch. I was in here with colleagues not too long ago and I just felt my whole experience was a bit 'meh'. The place looks tired and 'meh', the staff looked tired, the food was decent but nothing to right home about. I feel as there is SO much good food out there in Glasgow right now, Ad Lib is really starting to lag behind, so until they sort it out its gonna be an overall meh from me I'm afraid.

So glad I stopped by Taphouse for dinner this evening…read more The inviting laidback atmosphere and warm service was exactly what I needed after a long flight from California, with entitled children, rude passengers, and a pervasive air of anxiety that's become "normal" nowadays. I opted for a pint of Guinness on tap (of course!) and asked for food recommendations. My server said the New York deli (pastrami and Swiss melt) was popular, but added that her favorites were the chicken pesto and the tuna melt. Not in the mood for seafood, I opted for the chicken pesto. Which was filling, gooey, and delicious! And "paired" perfectly with my Guinness! Total bill (before tip) - a modest £15.50. Will be back!

So we were put off by a neighboring restaurant across the street and opted to check out this lively…read moreeatery/bar. First off they have a great beer selection on taps and bottles. The menu has above average pub food. We ordered the wings for a starter and my only complaint was we ordered 12 and received 10!!! That aside, the sauce was delicious with a healthy zing to it... some of my favourite wings in Glasgow actually. For the main I got the NYC pastrami sandwich, which tasted pretty good and had a healthy portion of fixings! I had the rosemary chips on the side, and cleared my little bucket. My friend ordered the buffalo pizza and said it was quite tasty; I would have tried some but I already had too much food to attend too! The atmosphere has a good vibe, and I'm sure on the weekend the place is hopping. This is a great addition to the Finnieston area; I will definitely be back!

I've always viewed Frankie and Bennie's as a bit like the quieter, more bookish sibling of TGI's…read more It substitutes the brashness with a slightly twee Italian-American feel, but the end product is pretty much the same. It's easy to criticise a chain restaurant and while an identical experience could be had in any of their units, the food is always tasty and the portions pretty huge. Their decision to locate mainly in retail parks / leisure complexes means they're usually up against Pizza Hut and Burger King, and come out ahead of those two in pretty much every area.

Eating at a F&B's is like eating at the airport…read more You are not out there for a dining experience. You simply need nourishment or need to distract your children for 30 minutes. This is not an Italian restaurant, it is an Italian themed restaurant. Similar to the ones at Disneyland. Except instead of large mice gazing at you while you eat - you are surrounded by corporately designed Italo-americana photos and posters. TGS Concession (a subsidiary of the Restaurant Group) has constructed a corporate fairytale behind this eaterie about Frankie Giuliani and it is as true as a Mickey and Pals cartoon. As stated before - This is a theme restaurant operated by a European corporation serving Italian type food, which has been plated in a centralised food production facilty and then reheated by Poles. If this is the dining experience you are after - this is the place for you. "Hey honey, lets go out for a reheated plate experience"

The first time I went to Nando's was a few years ago when I was visiting family in London and my…read morecousin took me. He told me I had to try it before I leave and that I would absolutely love it. I remember liking it, but that was before I got involved in Yelp and before I started to automatically rate and compare food establishments and tastes & flavors in my head. I'm on vacation here in Scotland and when I spotted the Nando's last night, I knew I had to have it again before I left Glasgow. Nando's is known for their peri-peri chicken, which is chicken cooked in a base/marinade/sauce made from piri piri chilis from Africa and other spices & ingredients. I ordered the Fino Pitta, which is a toasted pita filled with boneless grilled chicken at your choice of spiciness level, halloumi cheese, caramelized red onion relish, and garlic aioli. And of course I picked the Extra Hot peri-peri level of spiciness (the hottest spice level available). My pita sandwich was good. The chicken was perfectly tender and the flavoring from the chicken combined with the garlic aioli complimented each other well. P.s. my food was definitely messy though. Not giving 5 stars because service could still use some improvement.

Piripiri heaven of a chicken - spicy and cheerful - but the place was a little dirtyread more

Nice restaurant in paisley. They have dinner and lunch specials such as an entree and either…read moredessert or an appetizer for 13 pounds. Good quality food and good service

Great dinner at the weavers table. Food was delicious and the service impeccable. Enjoyed a great…read moreroasted pumpkin and goat cheese salad. Presentation was spot on. Price point is great. We will be back!