Cuisine:  Bistro
Average price*:  £15

We cook fresh, in an open kitchen with seasonal ingredients.  We avoid adjectives and use great quality ingredients.  Everything we do, or use has a story about it.  The main menu is on the blackboard changing daily.

We are proud supporters of the Citizen’s Theatre and offer all those with a ticket a 10% discount.  If not you can still dine for £11.50 with out 2 course lunch or pre theatre menu.

Where else can you drizzle olive oil from the owners land over freshly baked bread and drink a glass of amazing red wine from his mates farm.

Cuisine:  Tearoom, British
Average price*:  £6

Moments from Glasgow’s most visited tourist Kelvingrove Art Galleries, Cushion & Cake, a little tearoom and craft gallery is waiting to be discovered.

The pastel coloured decor will lift your spirits on grey Glasgow days.

Loose leaf tea in proper tea cups, chunky sandwiches and homebaking along with a cosy warm welcome will keep you coming back for more.

There are handmade items galore to buy or even sign up for the monthly Crafternoon and come and craft for yourself.

Cuisine: Mexican, Cafe
Average price*: £8

Pinto is Scotland’s new Mexican dining experience.  We promise fresh, healthy and exciting street food.  Quick and easy to order too, so fill your boots. (or your Tortilla).

Cuisine: Scottish, Cafe
Average price*: £20 – £25

Carefully chosen Scottish ingredients are the focus of Cafe Source, a stylish cafe bar in the historic setting of Glasgow’s St Andrew’s in the Square.  Situated downstairs from the recently restored auditorium, Cafe Source is a sleek contemporary space which specialises in modern Scottish cooking.

Dishes with a distinct Scottish flavour include the smoked haddock and leek tart served with a drappit egg or the Crannog oak-smoked salmon and prawn fishcakes.  Other favourites include Cafe Source club sandwich, chilli corn fritters and a braised shin of beef which comes with dauphinoise potatoes and a red wine sauce.  All in all, Cafe Source provides a vibrant taste of Scotland in Glasgow city centre.

Cuisine:  Steakhouse, Bistro, Pub
Average price*:  £20 – £25

The Butchershop Bar & Grill is a Manhattan-styled neighbourhood steakhouse and cocktail bar offering the best quality steaks, fresh seafood and expertly mixed signature cocktails.

Light lunches to celebratory dinners, The Butchershop brings a slice of The Big Apple to Glasgow’s West End.  Open 7 days a week ‘til late.

Cuisine:  Italian, Steakhhouse
Average price*:  £20 (3 Courses from £16.95)

Situated on Mitchell St, Barolo Grill is two minutes walk from Central Station, Queen Street Station and the Buchanan St Underground Station.  Ideal for a business lunch in one of our comfortable booths, celebrations and large parties, graduations and even just to take the weight off your feet while shopping with a well earned glass of Prosecco.

The clue is in the name, as they say – and Barolo Grill is no exception.  We pride ourselves on our top quality Scottish steaks, meats and seafood, cooked to perfection, and served with a contemporary Italian touch.  Our extensive wine list offers the best in Italian varietals, and of course a superb selection of Barolo wines.

We also specialise in superb foccacia and pizza, baked in our traditional Italian pizza oven and topped with fresh ingredients.

Cuisine: Scottish, European
Average price*: £20 – £25

Guy’s Restaurant and Bar is located in the heart of the Merchant City.  The exceptionally eclectic menu reflects Guy’s personal dining preferences and mirror his passion for cooking.  The finest ingredients sourced from many independent producers mixed with simplicity in preparation and sprinkled with a big pinch of Guy’s individual flair result in food that just begs to be eaten.

Cuisine:  Thai
Average price*:  £20

Established in 1993, the Thai Fountain restaurant is renowned for its authentic Thai cuisine and its exceptional high quality customer service.

Located in the Charing Cross area of Glasgow, on the edge of the ever busy Sauchiehall Street, the restaurant is situated with convenient access to the M8 motorway, and ideal for business meetings for anyone working in and around the city centre.

Cuisine: Scottish, International
Average price*: £30 – £40

The word Stravaigin comes from the gaelic for ‘wandering about’, and the restaurant aims to mirror this; Stravaigin produces innovative dishes using the best Scottish produce together with interesting ingredients from across the globe.

Cuisine:  Indian
Average price*:  £15

A bustling, family friendly restaurant serving up delicious Indian dishes in a cosy, comfortable atmosphere.