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    Mora Bar and Kitchen

    4.2 (16 reviews)
    ModerateItalian, Bars
    Open 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Austen M.

    Located in the "coolest" part of Glasgow at the moment, Mora is a fairly new bar and kitchen. We arrived about 5pm on a Saturday and it was very quiet, but by the time we left it was really busy. I think it may be aiming more at the restaurant market than the bar one, but they still did not seem to mind if you were just in for s few drinks. First impressions were great. The staff are a real standout positive aspect. They were so so friendly and helpful. A real five star quality. We sat at benches and a tall table in the middle of the venue and the seats were surprisingly comfortable for being a long high bench. The decor inside is nice. Modern, clean, bright and with cool light fixtures everywhere. Right.... On to the food and drink itself! The whisky menu is great with some really interesting options. Plenty I had never tried before. I am afraid in my opinion the beer menu is poor. Really limited options on tap and in the bottle fridges. The only IPA was joker and I ended up going for a stout instead (March of the Penguins) as there was nothing else I fancied amongst the lagers and blonde beers on offer. That said it was a good Williams Brothers stout, so I was happy enough. Food wise I had a spicy nduja pizza. I know it's meant to be spicy, but this was real hot. Thankfully I like that so it was all good. They do a sort of rustic finish to their pizzas so they come out looking a bit like a flat bread with toppings on. I enjoyed it though. The pizza market is rammed and at a high standard in Glasgow these days and Mora certainly put in a very decent effort. Nice place for a bite to eat or a couple of drinks. I hope it continues to do really well.

    Ham and garlic mushroom pizza
    Rebecca D.

    I remember when this was Lamora - I used to live off their take-away pizzas and pastas, although I'd never actually eaten in the restaurant itself and I have no idea why. Anyway, because I knew the pizzas used to be so good I was worried that things might have changed in the kitchen when this place was renovated and rebranded. Fortunately I needn't have been concerned. I ordered a ham and garlic mushroom pizza and my partner ordered a proscuitto pizza. Both were perfect. We argued for a bit over who had ordered the better pizza. We swapped a slice or two and argued some more. Neither of us really won but then I ordered the tiramisu which was also delicious so I like to think I scored a point there. Incidentally, £4 for a tiramisu strikes me as a really great price. Mora Bar and Kitchen does look really cool now too. It now has lovely vintage lighting and long tables for big groups or people who are brave enough to share with strangers (don't worry if you're not, there are smaller tables scattered around as well). It's a warm, comfortable place and, although I'm not sure I'd go in just for a drink, it does now feel like you could if you wanted to.

    The restaurant and bar has a great vibe and lovely decor.
    Frances A.

    *****second visit review below***** So.....Luciano, the owner of Moro, got in touch this week and was so very gracious in his response to my review. He apologised, explaining that he understood, as a parent of young children himself, how I must've felt. He also explained that it was their first time using a Yelp promotion and that maybe it had been interpreted incorrectly by some staff, which he'd already addressed. He asked that the kids and I go back for a complimentary meal. I was really surprised and certainly hadn't been looking for a free meal but had felt compelled to write about my experience. I accepted the offer of complimentary pizzas but insisted that we'd pay for our drinks, etc, and arranged to return last night. And I'm delighted we went back. Luciano is a hard working family man who just wants to produce great food and great service. He came out to meet me and we had a lovely chat before being looked after by the loveliest waitress, who couldn't have done more for us (but not in an overbearing kind of fashion: just there when we needed and chatty with my kids and I). The pizzas, as before, were great. The kids loved the fruity mocktail that they made up specially for them. And we all wished we'd ordered the ice-cream special of the day that my oldest had: a salted popcorn ice-cream with caramel and chunks of brownie. It was the perfect way to end the meal. Communication is everything in the hospitality industry and as I said before it's not what goes wrong but how a business responds that is the measure of it. In this case, Luciano and his team measured very highly, and his open communication to me completely won me over.

    Chicken diavola

    I'd always intended to eat at Lamora and never got round to it so after hearing many good things about their newly refurbished restaurant I made a point of checking it out. I went in for an early dinner on a week night and the place was pretty quiet with just a few tables of people. I immediatly liked the atmosphere though, it somehow felt like being on holiday (it was one of those rare sunny days in Glasgow!) I like what they've done with the interior, it's modern but reminds me of an old fashioned French bistro, kind of like their neighbour Kelvingrove Cafe. The menu is "modern Italian" with pizza, pasta and grill options. You can do the small plates thing or have a full size portion which is excellent if you're indecisive like me or just want to try various dishes. The menu is short and simple, another thing I really like. They also had three specials on that day too which I think is a regular thing. Other than food there's a full bar and lots of cocktails. They offer a pizza and a cocktail for £12.50 Monday-Wednesday. We shared a margherita pizza, tempura prawns and chicken diavola (spicy chargrilled chicken skewers). Everything was really good, delicious! My only criticism would be that the pizza could have done with a bit more seasoning. The service was perfect and the prices were reasonable. I'll look forward to visiting Mora again to try some more dishes and sample their cocktail menu.

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    The Pot Still - 1000 whiskies

    The Pot Still

    4.7(153 reviews)
    1.1 miCity Centre
    ££

    Small pub, massive whisky selection -- and I mean massive. We're talking over 1,000 whiskies on the…read moreshelves, plus a solid lineup of beers on tap. It's cozy, crowded, and buzzing with life -- often standing room only and packed shoulder-to-shoulder with locals and travelers alike. If you're a whisky fan (or even just whisky-curious), do yourself a favor and try one of their Scotland whisky flights. It's like taking a mini tour of the country's whisky regions without ever leaving your barstool -- and without worrying about driving. The bartenders really know their stuff and are happy to guide you toward something you'll love. A quick heads-up: no football colors allowed, which keeps the atmosphere friendly and relaxed no matter who you support. And speaking of friendly -- the locals here are as welcoming as they come. This is exactly the kind of place where Scotland's famous pub culture shines. Prices are surprisingly reasonable too, so you can sample a few drams without feeling guilty. Whether you're a seasoned whisky nerd or just looking to experience the local vibe, this is the spot. Pull up a stool (if you can find one) and enjoy a proper Scottish night out

    Even if you are not a whiskey fan, this place is worth visiting if you're in town. Just to see…read moretheir ginormous, or hmm, whiskey-normous, selection of bottles lining the wall, and the bartenders going up and down the ladders to fetch them. This may prompt you to feel like ordering a drink. You are in good hands and they can totally recommend something that you may like. Their selection is so huge they don't have a menu, you just have to ask for your label or take their recommendations. Naturally, most of the selection is Scottish whiskey, but if you somehow prefer otherwise, (say you are a local tired of Scotch... or just want to reaffirm nothing beats a Scotch?) they do offer whiskey from other countries, as well as beer and ciders, as well as gin, rum and the like. They do offer pies and other bar food, but we went after dinner and just couldn't stomach more food, tempting as they may sound.

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    The Pot Still - Amazing whisky selection!

    Amazing whisky selection!

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    The Ben Nevis - Guinness and Tennents

    The Ben Nevis

    4.3(36 reviews)
    0.0 miFinnieston, West End
    ££

    Shocking service from two female bar staff at this bar. They are rude, unfriendly and think it is…read moreok to shout and swear at customers when they point out they have got an order wrong. I will never be back and I would not recommend this bar to anyone. Their are plenty of nicer bars which are cheaper and friendlier in the area. Avoid at all cost.

    The Ben Nevis is, I think, the kind of pub people expect to find themselves in when they visit…read moreScotland. There's a few reasons for that, and while I'm sure there's just something to the atmosphere that's impossible to quantify, these are the things that I think give it at least part of its charm. 1. The whisky. They have a huge selection and they're easily the best place to come for whisky in Finnieston, although most of the bars around here have a few bottles on offer. They staff are very knowledgeable about it, without being snobbish or pushy, and at quieter times are happy to make recommendations and to chat to you about their favourites. 2. It's small. Not in a cramped way but in a cosy way. You can sometimes struggle for a table but it's the kind of place where you feel OK about sharing tables with strangers. The regulars are friendly and are happy for you to pull up a chair 3. When there's music it's fiddles, usually being played by those friendly regulars. I saw an accordion there once but usually it's fiddles being played and being played well - they tend to get involved with the Celtic Connections music festival. 4. It's dog friendly. There's usually one or two dogs running around and the staff are happy to provide a bowl of water for them. So there you have it. Finnieston might be getting awfully fashionable but if that's not your scene it still has one of the least hipster-ish, most traditional whisky pubs in Glasgow and it's a pub that's well worth checking out.

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    The Ben Nevis

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    The Butterfly and the Pig - Frittata! Eggs and veggies, the healthiest thing I ate all week.

    The Butterfly and the Pig

    4.6(334 reviews)
    1.0 miCity Centre
    ££

    Super tasty! On my…read morevisit, we ordered many things from the menu, the Sunday roast dinner, pork bites in maple syrup, and pudding. Everything was great. We also shared a giant endless pot of tea. This place is really a special place, the day's menu is full of charm, and the service is excellent. When I was there, the dining area was quiet with plenty of available seating, definitely not a cramped place! I hope to return sometime, it was a great experience, food and all. I liked it so much I picked up a couple of their shirts to keep the memory.

    This was a higher rated local pub we tried and about a 12 minute walk from our Hilton. It was…read moreearly at 5:00pm and not busy. 3 of the 4 of us ordered the fish and chips (17.95 GBP) just to try another joint. The wife ordered their "Fisherman" which is pan seared Scottish coley or pollock (for 27 GBP). The battered fish with the chips was more delicately done here and delicious. As an aside I tried several times to find a place here in Glasgow or in Edinburgh that did a "special" fish and chips, that is breaded with crumbs and not battered, but apparently no one does that healthier old school preparation anymore (and I need to inform my old work colleague who hailed from Glasgow and gave me this inside tip that it's not practiced anymore). I also had a Chieftain IPA. The side of peas were dryish and not flavorful and small portioned and not done as well and tasty as I have had in London or Perth, just saying. We also had their sticky toffee pudding with ice cream for dessert and that was good. The fries were mediocre. Server was friendly and attentive. 4 stars overall and a nice local flavor Glasgow outing.

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    The Butterfly and the Pig - Some cozy seating.

    Some cozy seating.

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    Sunday roast dinner

    The Butterfly and the Pig - Mashed potato stuffed into homemade Yorkshire pudding served with gravy

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    Nice N Sleazy - Ground floor Sleazy's, taken from The List website

    Nice N Sleazy

    3.9(84 reviews)
    0.7 miCharing Cross, Sauchiehall Street, City Centre
    ££

    The best open mic night I've ever been to. We're visiting from Los Angeles and we found them around…read morethe corner from where we're staying. We saw a bunch of musicians walking towards the venue and stopped a gentleman (who was absolutely phenomenal) to learn more and he shared that Mondays, this is the place to be for live music. Everyone was amazing and we couldn't ask for a better way to spend the night in Glasgow. 5 stars well earned!

    That we were going to Nice n Sleazy on Sauchiehall (pronounced SUCKY-hall) Street had been…read moredetermined before we departed London. Actually, in truth, I may have gotten word that this mission was not optional while en route to Scotland. In any case, there was no way we were going to pass up the opportunity to visit this Glasgow institution (deemed so because a friend of mine once sat next to Brad Pitt here) and partake of their £2 White Russians. There's free wifi to delight your internet-deprived drinking companions and plenty of people watching to be had. Our night was sadly cut short when smoke began to fill the room and I suggested we skedaddle. Once outside we discovered the street in process of being shut down and multiple firetrucks working on extinguishing the fire above. Past its prime Nice n Sleazy certainly is but that doesn't mean you shouldn't also put this bar on your Glasgow to-do list.

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    Nice N Sleazy - Buckfast, just £3.05.

    Buckfast, just £3.05.

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    There is no guesswork at...

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    Slouch

    Slouch

    4.0(45 reviews)
    0.9 miCity Centre
    ££

    Sleazy rock? Check! Dirty blues? Check! I think I'm going to like it…read more Now this was a joint I'd never heard of and only came into contact through a friends wee birthday night out. Now we're not talking heavy full pedal to metal kinda night as the participants and birthday man himself had been doing a 24 hour DJ charity gig around Glasgow the day before. So this was a Sunday night just chillin' and grabbing a few beers kinda night listening to all them dirty dirty blues. Da da da da dum! Oh and talking a whole lotta random nonsence. Da da da da dum! At the entrance it spilt into two, venue to left and the bar to the right, here I am stuck in middle..... er em. Sorry! Anyhoo we had a booth which looked like it could be closed to make a private party area. Steady! It was an all round really good night, the decor was non too shabby for a rock stylee venue with fancy wall paper and chandeliers, one girl actually blended into the wall with the top she was wearing. Nice! Drinks what you'd kinda expect to pay in the city centre but overall a fab night out and wouldn't mind swinging by again for some more of them dirty blues. Da da da da dum! Did I mention I saw The Beatles playing in the venue when we left? Very surreal!

    With an hour to kill before dinner, I needed a cocktail. Or two. And some chips. Thankfully Slouch…read morehas all these things on the menu PLUS seating so that meant it was the perfect stop for Saturday afternoon drinks. My first cocktail was the Personality Crisis £5.95. Made from "Smirnoff Green Apple Vodka & Xante Pear Cognac, shaken with lemons and apple juice. Finished with a splash of lemonade and a drizzle of grenadine, served in a chilled wine glass." There's no denying this cocktail had an apple zing to it - quite sweet but not too over the top and pretty easy drinking. I'd ordered the twice cooked fries (£2.95) and they arrived pretty quickly and were piping hot. They weren't amazing fries, a little greasy but overall they were pretty decent and we demolished them without any trouble. I then opted to get into a second cocktail - it was a Saturday afternoon, after all. The Black Magic Woman (£6.50) is an espresso martini with "Illy Espresso, Smirnoff Red, Patron XO & brown sugar shaken over ice, strained into a martini glass and dusted with chocolate." Woah. This was GOOD. I mean, really good. A bit addictive, even. Thankfully I wouldn't be able to tolerate two espresso martinis so that wasn't really an option. I loved the chocolate dusting and it was one of the best espresso martinis I've ever had. I'd even go so far as to say I would go back to Slouch just for this cocktail, it was that good.

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    The Brass Monkey - Craft Beer menu

    The Brass Monkey

    3.9(24 reviews)
    0.2 miFinnieston, West End
    ££

    If you are into craft beer and chill vibe this is a great spot. They carry Overtone Brewing line in…read morecans and it is as good as any US NEIPA including Trillium, Treehouse, Singlecut, Other Half and Tired Hands. Come early or it will be crowded.

    Great pub to stop and have a drink after walking around town. Located within about walking distance…read morefrom hotels. Appearance/Location: corner bar located on Argyle street. Good location to stop on your way back from Kelvingrove's Art Gallery and Museum. We walked from the museum to the pub without any problems. It's nice on the inside. There are some tables and the bar is at the center with a nice display of alcohol both on tap and on the walls. Beer: there was large selection of beer and liquor to choose from. I was looking for a good stout and the bartender, Andrew gave me some really good recommendations. I settled on the Overtone Milk that he recommended and it did not disappoint. It was smooth, full bodied, and flavorful. Nice chocolate flavor with a hint of smokiness to it. My husband got the Drygate IPA and it was crisp and hoppy. Service: I always look for good conversation, attentiveness, kindness, and whether or not the server and or bartender was knowledgeable about what they're serving. Our bartender Andrew was all of the above. He was so welcoming, and my husband and I enjoyed the great conversation With him. He knew a lot about the selection of beers and whiskey, where it came from, and who it came from, so that was wonderful! Thank you Andrew for a great experience. We hope we can stop by again while we're still in Glasgow.

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    The Brass Monkey
    The Brass Monkey

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