A fun cocktail bar near the University. Despite the very young party atmosphere, the bartenders…read morehere take care with their cocktails and make them the right way. Service was very welcoming. Spin the wheel for a mystery shot!

Amazing bar! Super nice staff and delicious drinks! They gave us popcorn with our drinks! Nice…read moreambiance. Would definitely come back!

The Bilberry Cocktail Bar, which is on the ground floor of the Lorne Hotel on Sauchiehall Street,…read moreis a wonderfully luxurious place to get a drink or two. It's decked out in gorgeous floral wallpaper and delightfully comfortable armchairs. It also boasts barmen dressed immaculately in dark suits (which, incidentally, provides a nice bit of eye candy for us ladies....) Although slightly painfully expensive (cocktails start from around £7) you will occasionally find a couple of special deals. If you have a look round the bar you'll usually find some special menus which have a couple of slightly cheaper cocktails on (think £4 or £5). Despite the price, the cocktails here are to die for. You just have to make them last for quite a while....

Drove past this place on countless occasions and can't believe I've never tried it…read more server was polite and attentive. Starter, main and desert were each delicious in their own right. Will be referring friends and family! Will be back! Only reason I didn't rate it 5 stars is because nowhere is perfect but soho comes close!

I've lived round the corner for 3 years, walked past numerous times, but never been in until…read moretonight. I've always been surprised at how busy it seems to be, given its slight odd location, and not a lot of parking space. It seems they seat everyone in the window booths to give the illusion of busy, but it was comfortable and a good people-watching spot. I opted for a pizza with black pudding and bacon. It was suspiciously quick to come to the table - I'm all for efficient service but when it's too quick it seems almost inauthentic! However, it was perfectly tasty, with a nice thin base and generous toppings. I had a brownie and ice cream for pud which was simple but tasty. In fact, simple but tasty probably sums it up. I wouldn't rush back, and I probably wouldn't look to come back if I didn't live around the corner. But I do, and I like pizza, so I might be tempted to a repeat trip.

The food's really good and reasonably priced, and the staff are really nice. The place itself feels…read morea little bit overdesigned - it's overlit and feels a little bit like sitting in the set for a comedy sketch, which I'm sure wasn't the intention; being asked to tie a wish ribbon to a bamboo pole on exit felt a bit silly - but it's an interesting new addition and maybe I'm just an oldie yelling at kids to get off my lawn. Hopefully the new student digs nearby will ensure enough footfall to save it from the Partick Triangle: that wee bit of Partick around the Three Judges has seen a lot of places come and go in recent years. Hopefully now that the road's re-opened and the flats are making the area a lot busier Nam Tuk can get the numbers it deserves.

Had a group meal here with seven people clustered around a Korean barbecue. Good selection of meat,…read moreand ordered a range of smaller plates as well. This is a fun place with a relaxed atmosphere and a good variety of interesting Asian food.

We ordered lunch special for mussels @ 10 pounds each. Delicious and good potions for price. Would…read moredefinitely eat here again. Server was friendly and attentive.

When my better half wants something she usually gets it. Since we were going to Glasgow Scotland…read moreshe insisted that we go to dinner at The Finnieston Sea food and Pub. It is not located in the hip touristy area next to Planet Hollywood. It is a small unassuming pub in a working class neighborhood. We walked from Glasgow University (looks like Hogwarts) which turned out to be a longer walk than Google made it seem. It was cold and drizzly just like Scotland should be so when we got there we were ready. We didn't have reservations but they were extremely nice and sat us down. This is a Pub. Just what you are picturing in your head right now. Dark, lots of dark wood, old crumbling bricks. I love this decor. We started with a couple of appetizers I ordered the Salmon Tartar and my wife ordered the smoked duck breast. I ordered a cold pint my wife had a glass of white wine. We decided to also have a half dozen local oysters. The waitress asked if we were expecting someone else. I guess 3 appetizers is not normal for 2. We were just getting started. Once we demolished all 3 appetizers I followed up with the Pan Seared Gigha Halibut my wife had the steamed Shetland Mussels. What a treat. All the seafood is local and very fresh. All of our dishes from beginning to end were tops. A truly historic dining experience from a historic eatery. In Glasgow then GO...... to The Finnieston. See what I did there. BTW we also had dessert.

Excellent penne and ragu! Lasagna was excellent- really traditional. Rice balls and ragu was fresh…read moreand yummy. Great value. They offer 2 and 3 courses.

More of a 4.5 out of 5 - my husband and I came for his 30th birthday and we were only just back…read morefrom Italy (in full food comparison mode), so the fact that the food was as good as it was left us very impressed! We started with the Antipasto Carne which was beautifully presented and genuinely delicious. Then I had the Agnello (rack of lamb with roasted potatoes), and it was probably the best lamb I'd ever eaten. It was juicy and cooked to perfection, and such a satisfying meal. My husband had a steak and had no complaints either. The only things I'd say was that I felt the servers were a little reserved and not massively friendly, and our main took quite a while to arrive. But the food was completely worth it, and we'd definitely go back!

Service was horrendous. Came in at 5:45 on a Wednesday when the place was largely empty. Four…read morefemales employees stood at the bar gabbing and ignoring our presence. Even making eye contact couldn't interrupt their conversation. The server came over (legitimately after a full 15 minutes of sitting there) and when we asked for recommendations she said "let me ask my supervisor". The employee couldn't even recommend a single drink. Unbelievable. When the server asked her supervisor for a recommendation the supervisor had the gal to role her eyes and say "did they look at a menu?" It took another 15 minutes to get our drinks and I watched them sit at the service well while our server chit chatted some more. Bottom line, don't waste your time here. The owner should be ashamed of his employees.

I actually really like this place, not sure why it gets such a bad press. Been in for drinks on…read moreseveral occasions and always had a good evening. Its not over crowded and its not one of those places you can't hear yourself think let alone have a chat. They do a great selection of cocktails. My only disappointment would be their lack of choice in cider, its a bottle of Magners and thats your lot. Its a very stylish bar in comparison to what it was years ago when I remember it in my student days as Studio One (Jingz! thats showing my age!!!) What a monumental improvement! I'm with Gavin M on this one... YAY!!! I'm a Fan!

Best breakfast in Scotland!! The bacon eggs benedict are delicious! Handmade hollandais sauce over…read moreperfectly poached eggs with the most brilliant orange yolks and bacon that was meaty and delicious. Put that all on a piece of crispy sourdough and you have heaven on a plate!! There are large front windows that allow sunlight to steam in quite gloriously and the staff were attentive and super friendly!! Meeting the owner, Barry, was a real treat. He came to our table to say hello, realized we were American and proceeded to provide three lists of places to go on the west side, City center and the east side!! His recommendations were great!! We were able to see so many places and we got a real taste of Glasgow. We loved it!!

The Kelvingrove Cafe is a friendly, welcoming spot in laid-back Kelvingrove, and a fine place to…read morestop for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. A popular brunch spot, the café draws a crowd; we got seated and got our orders in quick: a veggie Scottish breakfast for my wife and Eggs Royale for me. That Scottish breakfast of egg + toast + beans + halloumi + veggie haggis + tattie scone was hearty but overcooked, while the Eggs Royale (toast topped with smoked Salmon + poached eggs + hollandaise) was prepped well

We first came here five years ago (was it really that long?) when it was still 'An Lochan'. I heard…read morea rumour that they changed the name because people kept asking them who 'An' was... are people really that thick? It's changed a lot since then - physically there seem to be more tables than I remember, and the menu is now a single-page affair of broad-spectrum Scottish fare including meat dishes, whereas before it was a multi-page seafood-only extravaganza. I still fondly remember the shared seafood platter... mmmmm. However, although the menu may have downsized, the quality is still as high as ever. I started with crab spring rolls with a chilli jam dip, which were light and very tasty, followed by a Thai-style seafood medley in coconut sauce, which managed to carry a fair degree of kick without overwhelming the delicate flavours of the fish. Delicious. Herself had scallops to start, which were really fresh and cooked to perfection, and followed this with the lemon sole with salmon mousse. I had been tempted by this, but when it arrived I was quite glad I hadn't picked it as it looked a bit too creamy for my taste. Yet it disappeared without trace so clearly was appreciated! We were both hungry enough to manage a dessert - Herself had a kiwi and mango pavlova that seemed absolutely huge; I went for an intriguing coffee jelly in brandy snap basket with caramel sauce, although I declined the clotted cream option. I wasn't sure about the coffee jelly as it was a very different taste, but maybe it would grow on me over time. Overall, a fantastic meal; good portions, superb presentation, perfectly cooked and generally scrumptious all round. Although it was pretty full when we arrived for the early evening shift, the staff were attentive and helpful at explaining everything on the menu (to my disappointment, it turned out that a 'financier' on the dessert menu had nothing to do with accountants). The chairs are sumptuous and comfortable, although some could do with replacing as the seats are getting a bit on the saggy side; luckily cushions had been provided for those that were a bit too far gone. Oh - and there's a giant pink and yellow raffia giraffe called Felicity in the gent's loo... I have no idea why, but it's quirky and I like it.

We had a fantastic time today! We loved the Cullen skink. Very soupy. The salmon with bread was…read moregood too. The chicken and chips were amazing. Juicy chicken and nice kale and chips too. Sticky toffee pudding was great too.