We visited The Grill on the Corner during their manic 50% off January deal (50% off food - too good to resist!). I've dined her quite a few times so knew what to expect - a good selection of steaks and tasty starters. And after last year's cocktail making masterclass, my first request was a passion fruit sling. The bar girl whipped it up really quickly and clearly with lots of skill, and served up one of the best cocktails I've had in a long time - and it was topped with half a passion fruit. And only £6.50 which I think is a good price for a cocktail in the city centre. We had arrived early for drinks in the bar before our dinner booking and got a booth. I really like the bar area, I think it's generous size and comfy booths would make a good cocktail stop whether or not you were dining there. Right on time, a waitress came to collect us for our table and took our coats so all we had to carry were our drinks which I thought was a nice touch. The dining area in the GOTC is really beautiful - lots of glitz and glamour with the leather seats, chandeliers and the fairy lights in the window. Our table was an oval shaped booth tucked away in a corner as our booking was for 8 people but there was only 6 of us. This was probably my only criticism of the evening - the way the booth was shaped made conversation difficult (and with the background noise) so you could only really talk to the people immediately next to you. If there had of been 8 of us I think it would have been a lot worse! I started with cheddar and spring onion croquettes. Three croquettes with a portion of salad, these were lovely and crisp. I think the filling needs a bit more of a punch to it as the flavours are a bit mild but I think that's how they're meant to be. I'd definitely get them again though as I am croquette-obsessed. Because we were getting 50% off, I decided to go for the fillet steak on the "Best of British menu" - this is a changing menu where they feature a few cuts at a premium price. I can't remember which beef was featured on that menu but it was around £34 for a fillet steak of 220g. I opted for blue cheese sauce and chips with mine. The steak was a little pale on the outside - I like a nice sear on it but not enough to complain about. It was cooked to perfection (medium rare) and I had no trouble devouring the whole thing! The sauce was lovely and rich and a really good sized jug so I didn't run out. The chips are consistently good - rough cut with the skin still on and lovely and crispy. I had a lemon sorbet to finish. I remember last time I ordered this it had a slightly strange taste but there wasn't anything of the sort this time. The bill came to around £35 each - that was for a cocktail, 3 course meal and soft drinks. Seriously good value and a fantastic night out. Moving into February they're doing a lobster deal so I think I'll be tempted back sooner rather than later! read more

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Meat cooked well. Appetizers were small. 2.50 for a tiny bowl of brocolli and such. Overall price was reasonable. Very modern interior - was expecting old world steakhouse - more bistro than cigar bar. I was hoping for worn wood and brass and found black leather walls and slate floors. I booked online but it was not necessary - lots of tables around 7pm on a Friday. Service was good and prompt. read more

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A birthday treat for Clare S, this was my first visit to this well known establishment. First impression are interesting, walking through past the bar to the restaurant I was struck at just how big the space was. It's an odd layout with a mostly empty bar as you enter, but after a warm greeting we were taken straight through to our seats. The restaurant is certainly aiming to look high-end and glamorous, it looks a little like a vegas lounge bar and I half expected a crooner to be warbling away next to a grand piano! I like steak, so the choice of main course was a pretty obvious one for me, one fillet steak, medium rare, however to try and avoid being stuffing ourselves completely, we opted to for the sharing platter for the starter. Two Bang bang chicken skewers, fish cakes, duck spring rolls and calamari, and it was a pretty good decision, if only for the portion sizes; whilst the calamari was perfectly cooked, soft and tender if a little on the salty side, the fish cakes were... fish cakes (I'm confused as to why these always feature, they aren't difficult to make and I've never ever been bowled over by one), and the chicken skewers a little on the dry side. The saving grace was the duck spring rolls, next time I'll just order a portion of them for myself I think. With our wine glasses topped up, the steaks arrived. Fillet for me, rump for Clare. And it was good, which is just as well given the name of the establishment, a tender, succulent cut, which was a little over how I like it but I can forgive that as it was a wonderful piece of meat, well aged and well rested. DELISH! I ordered mine with mashed potatoes and a skewer of garlic king prawns, the mash was ok but nothing special (I guess I'd call it 'rustic', not smooth not lumpy just good ole mashed potatoes) and the king prawns were tasty because GARLIC but de-heading prawns seemed like an additional faff that wasn't needed. For dessert we plumped for the liquid variety, with two 'shot' style cocktails; One Jaffa Cake - Santa Teresa Rhum Orange liqueur, Mozart Dark Chocolate liqueur and whipping cream - and one Sweet Apple Pie - Fresh apple juice, Zubrowka Bison Grass vodka, cinnamon syrup and cream. The latter was delicious, with the cinnamon syrup and dusting a smart touch, tasted like there was pastry in the drink! Overall the meal was ok, but too often let down by some small, easily fixed issues. A little more attention to detail and flavouring and this could easily be a 5-star place, but for me the food didn't really hit the bar they seem to be setting for themselves. And maybe that's the problem, it feels a little like they are trying too hard to be an upmarket restaurant, with prices to match. They either need to improve the quality of what comes out of the kitchen or drop their prices a touch. Throughout the night the staff were helpful, friendly and chatty at the right times, distant and observant when needed. Aside from the small quibbles I enjoyed the bulk of the meal, but can't say I'm in a mad dash to return. read more

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Places like Grill on the Corner reaffirm why I cannot be a vegetarian... meat = nom. Grill on the Corner is quite a chic establishment filled with trendy Glaswegians and business people. The decor is sleek and spacious. The service is attentive and friendly. The food in divine. I have been to Grill on the Corner on a few occasions, and have never had a bad meal. Steaks were devoured, and the seafood was fresh and delicious. However, medium-rare steaks were cooked more than expected. Some may find the prices to be a bit steep, but being a member has its benefits (discount!). Overall, Grill on the Corner met every expectation I had, and I'll be back for more. It's definitely a good place for date night or for a nice meal with mates. read more

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I have been to GOTC 6 or 7 times and can only remember one occasion when it was below my expectations. That was the first visit and I got steak and there was nothing really bad about it, it was just not as "amazing" as I had been told it would be. Moving on though I gave it another chance and I have not looked back. Key thing to enjoying GOTC in my opinion, this might be controversial, but don't have a steak..... My recommendations are for starters have the Mussels in Cider and Chorizo with extra bread on the side. Main Course - This depends on which day you are there, if it's a Sunday go with the Roast, all 3 of them are good, tasty, big portions and perfect for sharing. If not a Sunday then go with the crispy Salt & Pepper Fajitas - might seem a weird choice since they are not a Mexican restaurant but these are very good. Finally dessert - go with the Warm Chocolate Fudge cake. Indulgent and rich, but brilliant if you still have room. Pour some red wine or Asahi beer (for me both) on top of all this and I would be stunned if you do not have an amazing meal. The key key key thing though - Join the membership club and get 40% of your food! A great, but pricey meal suddenly becomes an amazing reasonably priced meal. read more

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It takes a lot for me to get really excited about a restaurant, especially in Glasgow where there is such a huge availability of good quality, affordable, innovative eateries. That said, GOTC was a -pleasant- surprise. I rocked up with five other Glasgow bloggers and the service (courtesy of the clearly knowledgeable Callum) was top notch. I had the bang bang chicken to start and PLEASE someone teach me how to make that! I think I was the only one of our group to skip the steak and instead, I went for the tuna. Now, I'm a girl of simple pleasures and the idea of spending £20 on an entree did not make my socks roll up and down. However, a 50% off voucher smoothed my brow and I have to say I'm glad I went for it. The portion was huge to the point where I think I left about a third of it. Absolutely gorgeous. Somehow I managed to rally for a dessert and took Callum's advice to go for the sticky toffee pudding. A lighter but tastier version you have never encountered - it was sublime. Three courses, a cuppa and a cocktail for £35? Like Arnie says - I'll be back. read more

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We recently had a bloggers' night out to take advantage of Grill on the Corner's 50% off food deal in January, organised by Michelle. We started off in the bar with a few cocktails. I sampled the elderflower gin martini and although strong (as martinis tend to be) it was very drinkable and absolutely delicious! I will definitely be going back for one of those again soon! The cocktails are delicious and pretty reasonable for well made cocktails in the city centre. The ones I sampled were £7 each. After transferring through to our table we all decided what to have for dinner before getting on with important catching up chat. The bread and olives we ordered arrived quickly which was fab as we were all starving after anticipating a lovely big meal all day! I went for the seafood mornay to start which was served in the most gorgeous little shell bowl (I seriously want to find me one of them!) and tasted wonderful. And since Sarah was driving, I had another cheeky cocktail - the Mary Pickford (a favourite of mine). Most of us chose steak for our main course to take advantage of the amazing savings, four of us actually chose the same thing - the special 'Best of British' meat, and we all had the fillet. Michelle went for the rib eye and Vonnie had tuna. I opted for blue cheese sauce and creamy mash to accompany mine (making my own blue cheese mash as a result - sneaky!) My steak was absolutely divine. Cooked to perfection and so tasty. My blue cheese mash worked well too ;) After a bit of a rest, we all opted for dessert too. Well, it was 50% off! I had trouble deciding as I wanted at least three of them but in the end I couldn't resist trying the fantastic sounding combination of apple pie with a cheese crust! What a brilliant idea! It worked so well, there was just a hint of cheesiness in the pastry which went really with the tart apple filling. I don't really like ice-cream so I'd asked for cream instead and received a huge jug full. :) Nothing worse than stingy cream. (Except maybe stingy gravy with a roast dinner!) Unfortunately I was much less impressed with my latte which had a horrible mouthful of ground coffee at the bottom! Yeuch. Luckily we had some water left for me to rinse it down with. Not ideal but it didn't spoil my evening. Anyway, we received excellent service, Callum looked after us very well, and we really enjoyed our surroundings with the pretty chandeliers and twinkly lights (I can't resist fairy lights). We left feeling pretty stuffed but very satisfied. Due to our expensive taste, our food bill came to £35 per person and with my cocktails added on top, I ended up spending almost £50. Although that seems like a lot since we got 50% off food, it's actually not bad for 3 courses, drinks, coffee and cocktails! When you consider that the special fillet was supposed to be £35 alone, we did get good value for money. I do love the food here but it's really only somewhere I go for a treat if there is an offer on as it does add up to be quite pricey if there's no discount. Don't get me wrong, it's really good quality and very reasonable when there is a discount, it's just not the place to go if you're on a budget. Full review with more pictures on my blog :) read more

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I have always heard good things about grill on the corner but it has always been out of my price range so when a friend mentioned they were doing 50 % off food in january i was excited to finally give it a go! I had tweeted them asking about a gluten free menu and they replied stating they did however it took them 4 days to mail me a copy .... and what they mailed me was simply an allergen sheet. Not put off i still went ahead! The interior of the restaurant is simply stunning. Lots of twinkling lights and black and white theme throughout. Our waitress was lovely and attentive however when i asked for the gf menu i was simply brought an allergen sheet again. Starter wise there was only 1 optiom that could be made gluten free which i wasnt keen on so i skipped that. Main i had the corn chicken supreme. This came only with green veg so i chose a side of chips. The main menu is really limited in choice and the steaks were all labelled with containing gluten however i was told that they could be done without. The supreme was nice ... 2 chicken breasts but it wasnt very filling i was glad to have ordered the fries. For dessert i had pischacio ice cream which was devine! Overall it was nice but unless they improve the gluten free menu and have a special like this i wouldnt rush back. read more

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This place is swank-ee! The classy dark interior and crystal (possibly) chandeliers make this place very posh indeed - the sort of place you'll find slightly pudgy businessmen tucking into a steak the size of their plate. The menu is meat-tastic, (surprise surprise!), and it's not just beef steaks available - there's ostrich, wild boar, and Kobe (beer-fed cows, massaged within an inch of their life, for an amazing steak taste. yum!). There are starters etc, but I skipped over them to indulge myself in some good ol' meat/steak times. Personally, I found the steak frites (yay!) to be above average - the chips were thin and crispy (not dripping in fat), and the sauce was excellent. Waaay! It's not the cheapest of places, but you're paying for the service and the quality meat. Best not to scrimp when it comes to steak, right? read more

The Grill On the Corner - Steakhouses Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Last night, Grill on the Corner served me the biggest and possibly the best slap-up meal that Glasgow has ever afforded me. If that isn't high praise... well, I guess you could ask someone who has a bit more money and eats out more often than I do. Seriously, though, most of my steak-eating ventures have taken place in the States, and we all know how much they love their steak. Like Jonathan so shrewdly pointed out, when you ask for rare, most places in Glasgow will slap a steaming lump of charcoal on your plate and call it a day. Grill on the Corner, however, chargrills every steak to perfection. The restaurant itself is very nice. Classy and chic with lots of black leather and fairy lights. Minimal and a little bit fancy without being boring or over-the-top. Just right. My only qualm is the seating -- in the section where we sat you could choose between low couches or high barstools. I detest barstools. I will, however, put that aside for the sake of giving a reasonable, vitriol-free review. I should preface this by saying that we had 50% off via their mailing list offer. We took advantage of this, favouring 10oz fillet steaks over the cheaper options. My personal food bill totalled at £17.50 before tip. I had the crispy duck rolls to start, which were divine. The hoi sin sauce is the best I've had, sweet yet peppery and a wee bit spicy. The duck was lovely and tender, and the crispy rolls were nothing short of crispy. Divine. For a main I had a 10oz fillet steak, medium-rare, with a baked potato and sides of sour cream and chive (for the spud) and peppercorn sauce for the steak. I was disappointed with the "peppercorn" sauce, which was more like a gravy with onion floating in it... not what I expected at all. I found that by chargrilling the steak it left it pretty dry, which was a shame. It was lovely and tender inside, though, and cooked to my specifications. I thoroughly enjoyed it. By the time the dessert menu came around we were all squirming in our seats with full tummies and an acute craving to get some fresh air. Overall we saved £130 on food between 8 of us; a triumph for sure. Get on their mailing list and take yourself out for some amazing half-price grub! read more

What a find! Suggested by the front desk staff at our hotel and it didn't disappoint! This is a great steakhouse! The atmosphere is cool and classy. The bar is beautiful with dark woods. Service was great. Good selection of wines. We shared a deep fried Brie appetizer, which was really nice. But the steaks are why you go to a steakhouse. The filet melted in my mouth!!! So tender, done to perfection. read more

The Grill On the Corner - Steakhouses Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Having had a few recommendations for this place, I was keen to see if it was worth all the fuss. I'm glad to report that it was excellent; the venue itself is lovely, very cleanly laid out but with an elegant and classy feel without being overly formal. Staff were polite, efficient and well turned- out and very keen to help; they were over at the table just enough checking that we were being attended to and keeping us right. We were seated straight away, orders were taken and presented promptly and waiting staff were always available. The food itself was of a very high standard; I opted for the Salt and Pepper beef fajitas, which were served on a sizzling platter with an assortment of fillings on the side including salsa, guacamole amongst others. Even for my voracious appetite, the portion was just the right size, had plenty of eating in it and was delicious. The restaurant is not the cheapest but represents great value for the extremely comfortable and pleasant surroundings, very good service and excellent food as well as a good drinks list. Top tip: fill in the customer service e- survey on the kobe reader they give you with your bill to get 25% off your next visit within a month. Go try it! read more

One of the best steaks in Glasgow hands down. Staff are friendly and accommodating and for a fairly flash place they are extremely child friendly. Join their Members Club only to get up to 40% off! read more

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Went here for my work's Christmas lunch, and I have to say I was very pleasantly surprised! The reviews on here were a tad mixed, although mostly good, but I never really expect much from Christmas menus as the food you get tends to be a bit...meh. That was certainly not the case with GotC - we paid £26 each for the Christmas lunch menu and I really enjoyed every course! For my starter, I went for prawns - and while at the time I felt there could have perhaps been a few more, they were tasty and went really well with the salad they were served with. On reflection, it was probably a decent starter size, as I managed to fit my other two courses in without feeling like I was going to die. (Always a plus.) My main was the real surprise of the evening! While the mains options included salmon, steak and of course turkey, I'd been eating quite a lot of meat that week (including steak and turkey) so went for the veggie option of a mushroom and leek turnover with Béarnaise sauce. It was so delish! The pastry was pretty perfect, everything else was really well cooked and very tasty indeed! I really enjoyed it and was super-pleased with the decision I made. Yuss. Dessert was absolutely to die for - I assume by now y'all are quite aware of my feelings towards dessert, I have pretty high standards and this didn't let me down in the slightest! What could be more amazing than a chocolate and salted caramel torte with ginger nut crumb, I ask you? Not much! The torte was rich without being too much, and it was a decent sized portion as well. After dinner, we were able to grab a booth through in the bar area as we were nowhere near being done yet, and that was really good too! To make this clearer - our lunch was booked for 3.30 and we didn't leave GotC til after 11, as we were having a great time and were quite happy staying there. The drinks were pretty reasonable and the atmosphere was good, despite it actually not being that busy on the 23rd of December. I imagine I'll be back at some point! read more

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Every time I go here I have a great time, the staff always treats you well, Pedro was our waiter, such a sweet guy. One of our party was a bit of a fussy eater (I say fussy, they couldn't eat gluten, probably not all their fault) and Pedro couldn't have been more accommodating and kind. didn't realise that when you joined the diners club you get 40% off was a nice surprise on the bill, steak melts in your mouth, the cocktails are great too, lots of fun but also decadent and an ideal venue for a special occasion or just to treat yourself. I've heard the Sunday lunch is SHAMAZING I can't wait to go try it. I've read a few of the other reviews and it just seems like all their gripes would have been so easily resolved if they just SPOKE TO THE WAIT STAFF, but you can't please everyone I guess. BTW - surf and turf. DAE IT! read more

I actually really like Grill on the Corner and Sunday's visit reminded me that it has been ages and I'd left it too long between visits. I came here for the opening, loved it and promptly signed up for a Blackcard. There used to be fab deals on cocktails (2for1) until Glasgow City Council put a halt to that with their change in licencing laws (boo, hiss). The blackcard however offers 40% off food so its a great deal. The menu has changed and it is pretty meat heavy as there used to be a better balance of options for non red meat eaters. To be honest, I was here for the steak so I was happy enough. I've never had a bad steak here - gorgeous meat, cooked properly and typifying what a great steak should be :-) Being gluten free (there is a separate menu) I had champ with my steak and it was great. Some changes to the menu appear to be that some form of side is included with mains - never used to be and this could bump up the bill considerably. My friend had fajitas which was a generous portion and was very much enjoyed. We finished as we could just about squeeze in two rhubarb fools which were lovely - just enough to round of the meal without being too much. For two of us (40% discount included) we were 2 courses each, a beer and a coke for £30. I was driving so no alcohol but the cocktails used to be pretty damn awesome as my go-to place for indulging, so next time the car will be left at home. It's a classy looking place - like some reviewers have noted, some of the tables are showing wear and tear but for ambiance and great food then its great. Staff are friendly and helpful and from a special diet point of view, know their menu which is fab to see. So, Grill on the Corner, I salute you and I'll not be leaving it so long between visits next time. read more

Forget the January sales - Grill on the Corner offers the BEST deal in January! 50% off food if you book online! This year I've jumped on the offer and I'm going um....three times (ssh....don't tell anyone!) My friend and I shared the starter of Sweet Potato Fries which to be honest, sounds a bit odd for a starter but it was really nice. Okay, there were only 6 fries and the portion could have done with being a little bigger (even just for one person) but nevertheless, they were lovely and the dip was yummy! For mains, my friend went for a burger whilst I had fillet steak fajitas which were really nice. I love how they are served (sorry my phone died so not pics this time) and there was plenty of salad, cheese, guacamole, sour cream and salsa to keep me more than content! All accompanied with four warm wraps...it was so good! I definitely recommend the fajitas. My friend really enjoyed her burger too which I have to say, looked good! When all the food is half price, it would be rude not to have dessert! We both opted for the sticky toffee pudding and if only licking your plate wasn't frowned upon in public..it was THAT good. Nice and warm, plenty of caramel sauce and finished with a large scoop of vanilla ice cream - YUM! For drinks, we both had a Pepsi and then ordered mocktails. The girl that took our mocktail order clearly wasn't listening and two seconds later a waiter came over to say she has forgotten what drinks we had selected and could he take our order again. It was a little annoying because if she had been more attentive (and even written our order down) it wouldn't have been needed. This is me being really picky but I just thought she could have paid a bit more attention. Overall, it was nice and we ended up with £22.00 off the bill because of the deal. I can't wait till my next visit!! read more

Went for lunch with friends. They are regulars here, and say the crispy salt and pepper fajitas are the best. I had the rag top steak and ale suet pudding - it was amazing. One other person had the burger with bacon and kimchee. A mix I had not heard of before but she swore was amazing. They were busy, service was fast and friendly, and the prices were reasonable. I'll definitely be back read more

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Hey, their advertisement said "All food half price" Hurrah and I say Hurrah again! Now me and the missus were having a "Date Night" (God I hate that phrase!!!), so decided to dine here since it's near where she works, oh and did I mention half price food :-/ ? So without further ado we were shown to out half-price love nest, ordered the combo starter, T-bone and Burger - £20 quid all in with a bottle of water. Wham Bam, Thank You Ma'am! It's kinda business like in here. Not the service I hasten to add (although it's friendly-good), but the clientele (it was Monday night). And the A.O.R pumping out the speakers gives it a cleaned up, suited and booted 'not so Hard' Rock feel. It's U.S.P (another hated phrase) is steak and they do it pretty well and we've had (slightly) better, but in the main this was a pretty fulfilling dining experience. At full price though, would I rather come here, or somewhere like The Butchershop? It's 60:40 to the later... ps. A Tripadvisor 4, but a yelp 3. i.e better than average read more

I love this place :) Highly recommend joinging online as last year they had and offer of 50% off food and as a "member" you always get 20% off the food bill. Drinks pricey but to be expected. Ostrich Steak is delicious and was my favourite until i had the Rump steak medium-welldone. For a starter the Chicken on Lemongrass Skewers are amazing. Service good and staff very knowledgable about alll the food. Even recommended how steak should be cooked which was perfectly done :) Wouldnt hesitate to recommend to anyone. read more

I was here with a group of 4, we had a great night. The atmosphere was great, the meal was cooked perfect to my liking, I asked for it blue and it came the way I asked for it. I would recommend if you like meat this is your place. read more

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A nice, if somewhat pricey, place for a business lunch (or, I'd guess, a nice dinner). Steak frites was tasty, well-prepared in both components, though the meat was a bit fatty and the peppercorn sauce was bland. Service was quiet and competent. I'd come back. read more

It's been a while since I last ate here to I will keep the food part of this review brief - the mussels with cider and chorizo are incredible, as is the sizzling steak fajitas. Service has always been quick and friendly, absolutely no complaints here. Now for the drinks! The espresso martini is great. Very well balanced flavours and made with a strong, dark roast coffee and just a hint of smooth vodka coming through. Just right! Next up is the Smokey Old Fashioned (my personal favourite). Made using Woodford Reserve bourbon, maple syrup, a drop of bitters and oak smoke, served in a corked vial along side a glass and ice ball it is sure to get some fleeting glances and the occasional diner stopping the server to ask "what is that?" as it is brought to you. I like to swirl it in the vial a little before pouring over the ice ball and letting the smoke settle over the glass before the first taste. Sweetness from the syrup going in to a bourbon sharpness and completed with a light smokey finish. This is a drink which pleases almost all of your senses. Have you been to GoTC and not ordered this drink? Well I guess you better get back there and give it a try! What are you waiting for? read more

First visit on business or for any reason to this place. Initial impression was nice then once taken thru to our table it was like the chuffin tardis! The quiet bar area opened out to split level and jammed bistro so busy for mid week place. Lots of groups, parties and laaydies night. There was a set and a la carte menus which could be mix n matched. I wont witter on now. The best quality food at fantastic prices and service. Easiy best 5 star rating I could give in a long time. In short Miss out - Lose out. Nummm Nummm 10/10. read more

I have to say I was very disappointed. Service was pretty lacking, taking over half an hour to get our food ordered (despite waving and asking passing staff). There were only 4 tables eating so there was no excuse. The beef we were served was grey and not at all cooked as we had asked, even after a fresh order was prepared. A Grill serving sub-par beef poorly prepared is not worth eating at. It's quite stylish and there was a good cocktail and drinks menu if that's your thing. read more

I LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!!! Wow what a nice place to eat. The best thing is the fact that there where real complaints. I love the food, the atmosphere, the service, the style and everything however i feel it a tad bit pricey. I enjoyed my meal however felt adding £5 for 3 prawns was a bit deep even if they came on the shell. I loved the meal and so did my friend. The drinks again a bit steep 7pounds all together for an irn bru and orange juice, however a rare treat its bareable. averages out to two courses with a non alcoholic drink around £30 pp. I love this place and cnt wait to find another excuse to go there. I am willing to pay the price because every penny is worth it. read more

I work close to this place, but have only been lucky enough to go when the boss is in a REALLY good mood - something which hadn't happened for a couple of years ;-) so when they sent me a birthday meal offer, I immediately suggested to Gordon M that we go here for my birthday dinner. I'm going to preface this with the fact that I'm not much of a steak fan - but I always get serious guilt when I go to a great steak place and choose fish...so on this night I decided to be a bit brave and go for a posh surf n turf after sharing the platter to start. The sharing platter was delicious - chicken satay skewers, and beautifully soft calamari amongst other things (I shamefully can't remember what else) - the only downside was the batter on the squid was really salty for some reason. When the main came out - medium rump for me, with baby scallops, prawns and crayfish (YUM) I was a little bit nervous of whether I made the right steak choice (Gordon M had guided me through the process as much as he could!) Truthfully, the steak wasn't the best - but I accept responsibility for that as I chose the cut and I'm not a massive fan of it as I mentioned earlier. It was tasty enough though - the peppercorn sauce was absolutely beautiful. Grill on the Corner isn't quite 5 star for me - the mashed potato was a bit bland, the salty batter took the shine off the squid, however the service is attentive without being over-bearing and friendly without being too intrusive. Lovely wine, even better "liquid desserts" - a little shot of boozy lemon tart, which somehow tasted actually like pastry - HOW DO THEY DO THIS?? Overall I'd definitely come back, just think I'll stick to my preference for seafood. read more

Recent visit to Glasgow meant taking cover during a usual rain shower we came across the Grill on the Corner. I'd worked in the city a few times but always walked past this venue, so finally ventured inside after closer inspection of their menu. Well I'm glad I did. Wow this grill-type steakhouse has fantastic attentive service, the food was great, prices not too bad and we even managed some banter with the friendly staff. Of course regulars know this but for me it was a gem of a find. Chicken, seafood wine and beer is what our party tried here. But briefly it's place to be seen in, more importantly its comfortable not too noisy. It makes you feel love towards a path filled with seasonal dishes or a particular dish sourced locally. The choice of table-tranquil, but the wait was worth it. read more

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1 of my top 5 restaurants. Food is great, staff are friendly and had many a celebration here. Portion sizes have got smaller over the last couple of years and it isn't cheap but with the loyalty reward it makes it worth it. On my last visit the staff weren't very attentive and forgot we where waiting for our table and on a special occasion you don't want this. Complained about this as I have been going here for years now with no major issues until that night but no response. read more

Had dinner Monday evening. Lighting was poor, music was very loud and the menu was on grey paper. Couldn't see, couldn't hear and couldn't read anything. Menu had to be read out to me - not the best experience I have had. The French Onion Soup was amazing but the steak was another story. read more

I have now visited the restaurant on serveral occasions, and every time I have ordered the same thing. I simply can't order something else at the risk I don't love it as much! As I love my steak rare. Like, reeeaallly rare, it's great that the Grill is one of the few restaurants who will happily cook your steak blue. Quite simply, the fillet steak is the best steak I've tasted anywhere. As far as sides go, the seasonal veg is always lovely, and if champ potatoes are on the menu - make sure you order them over the chips, totally melt in the mouth deliciousness. Not usally one for starters (I'm a dessert girl), if the baked camembert is on offer, I have to have it. And I don't ever share it. And that's saying something as it's literally an ENTIRE camembert. I am ashamed. But regret nothing. Staff are always attentive despite is always being packed out (booking is a must). Often you won't even need to even reach for your wine as one of the staff will beat you to it to top you up. A little on the pricey side, but as the food is so spectacular, you don't grudge it for a special occasion. Sign up on the website to join the club and you can get 40% off during the week and on Friday when you book online - amazing offer! read more

A wee update. Went today for a graduation, and it was a perfect choice really. Only real grievance was that my steak knife did not really cut it, which sort of says it all. The food is exceptional, and the staff are knowledgeable and courteous. The interior is also really slick when it's dark outside. Main reason I posted this review was to pimp put the 50% off in January sale which I am looking forward to in a big way. Will almost certainly end up ordering twice as much food... They do a good mojito. read more

I visited 2 weeks ago for a birthday celebration. I have to admit I think I had really high expectations of this place. I had the fishcake for the starter which was very nice. For the main course I had the large ribeye steak and requested medium rare. I'd say it was more on the rare side and it was a bit of a hassle for me cut into. As a result it was also rather chewy. My parter who ordered the same as me also felt that the steak just wasn't as good as it could've been. I've had steak at quite a few restaurants in Glasgow I do think there was better places. They have a Sunday dinner menu which I do really want to try so I think they do deserve another visit. The restaurant is a very nice place and the staff were friendly and attentive. There is a separate bar area where you can sit and wait while you're waiting for a table. read more

As a vegetarian / pescetarian (and Aquarian as it happens, for rhyming's sake), I was a little sceptical about this place and its carnivorous menu. My other half was in his element as he eyed up the meaty menu, with a variety of steaks and sauces, with a choice of vegetables and a selection of chips or mashed potato, of the creamy or cheese and chive variety. This place is incredibly luxurious inside, with big round tables that are great for groups of friends to gather around for an evening of good food and conversation. Extravagant chandeliers hang from the ceiling, that light up the shiny black furnishings below. Disappointed at the lack of vegetarian options other than fajitas, I opted for a huge plate of fish and chips, served with mushy peas and tartare sauce. Absolutely delicious flaky fish with crispy batter and hand cut, home made chip. At around £300 for seven of us, including drinks, it is a little on the pricey side. However, the food was of great quality and everyone had plenty to eat and drink. We were lucky enough to have a 50% off voucher, which eased the food bill very much, however I would definitely recommend this place for an evening of decedent dining. read more

I had my first horrible food and waitressing experience in Glasgow. The general manager had to intervene because this waitress refused to be reasonable. For some reason my vegan request was something that she could not comprehend. Although the gentleman (in my party) next to me was accommodated without question. Our team has gone to the restaurant many times and we will never frequent it again. I want to be clear that the General Manager was superb but this waitress was rude and downright nasty. read more

My first visit to The Grill on the Corner last night was disappointing. I had high expectations after taking in the reviews of other Qypers. My experience may have just been a one off. Further, I didn't raise my disappointment with the restaurant as I was with work colleagues. The restaurant and bar occupy an excellent spot in the heart of Glasgow. The restaurant was bustling and they were unable to accommodate our group of 6 in the main restaurant, instead seating us in the bar. The restaurant has a good wine list and decent but modest selection of bottled beers. No complaints there. For our meal, we went straight to mains but ordered some bread and olives. We were presented with far too few olives for a group of six. What we got were good though. For my main I ordered the special (pork with caramelised apples and a black pudding mash). The size of the portion of pork was a little on the small size and the mash was verging on cold. The plate itself wasn't warm either. The pork I got was good, cooked perfectly and well presented. The flavours in the mash worked really well but I would have much preferred it hot. Finally, I was disappointed with the service. Firstly being seated in the bar when there was clearly enough room in the restaurant. Secondly, I don't think I saw our waiter smile once. Instead I ended up feeling very much like we were putting him out! read more

My girlfriend and I visited this place a little while back and can not wait to return. Food was excellent and the service was great. I think the place was a little over priced but that was worth paying for considering the overall experience. We never booked beforehand although on hindsight we should have, we were asked to come back a few hours later (good excuse for a drink or two!) and sure enough when we did everything was setup and they were expecting us. You only get what you pay for, and in my experience in Glasgow that is really the case. The appetizers as a previous reviewer noted were quite small but the main meal was 5 star brilliant Absoloutly one of the better places for steak in Glasgow read more

Iv been here on a few occasions with work and for a quiet meal. I have always really enjoyed the food but for fine dining i think there are probably better restaurants to go to in Glasgow, dont get me wrong i think its well worth a visit! The restaurant itself is large and very crisp looking, nice surroundings to sit in looking out to bothwell street. on my last visit i had pan fried cod and mash which i would highly recommend, the fish was fresh and the butter sauce not to heavy! they also have a good wine selction and u can get a nice bottle of chardonny for about £15. The service has always been attentive and staff friendly. I think its worth a visit! read more

I love Grill on the corner.. not the Best place for tasty food, however they do have KOBE steak. it has great atmosphere,friendly staff and i love the drinks!! watermelon guava lemonade... and the milkshakes...hmmm The steaks are pretty good...sometimes overcooked when its busy! me and my boyfriend go there for the KOBE steak.. very very tender and have to pre-order it when you book. it is £50 for a kobe steak and they recommend you to eat it medium rare....but worth it!! dessert... banoffee pie... or the grilled caramel banana is lovely!!.. great atmosphere!! read more

There's one thing that holds me back from going vegetarian and that's the simplicity of a classic, rare fillet steak. I'm not sure why, but 'rare' in Glasgow seems to translate to 'medium'. Why pay all that good money for better quality meat only to have it cooked into a small, dry, cardboard plank of beef? Whatever way you like your dinner to be cooked, the suave and sleek Grill on the Corner will do it properly. Without a doubt, it's a bit pricey. When paying between £18-£50 for a dish, their side portions of mash and potatoes seem a bit stingy. Compared to a bog standard grill, everything seems to double in cost. If you sign up to their mailing list then there are frequent offers of 50% discounts and it's the only time I would ever go. The quality of the meat is excellent, the service is outstanding but when you have to fork out for additional vegetables with your main, even with the discount it works out relatively expensive. I would love to know how a potion of two stems of broccoli can possibly equate to £3. Birthdays, special occasions, maybe even dates would welcome the treatment of the staff and be more than happy to pay for it but, if you're heading out for casual dining then I would probably wait until an offer cropped up. read more