Hooligan in Glasgow City

Amazing meal here at the new restaurant Faim. Very stylish interior with very chill vibes. All food excellent and a very well balanced menu of flavours. Will be back. Thanks again

I expected so much better. Rare chance to go out with husband for our wedding anniversary and secure a baby sitter. So disappointed we wasted the opportunity here. The food just wasn’t worth the money. The ricotta and courgette was nice, and the staff were lovely- thats about it. Aubergine with labneh was so hard could you had to saw it with the knife. Pork chop with salsa verde with flavourless. Pork was cooked nice but the salsa verde tasted like nothing compared to others I’ve had. The pasta dish was like something I would make for a mid week tea. Tables crammed so closely together you feel like you are joining the other tables conversation. Wine was average and Hendricks not served the usual way in regard to tonic used and a lime.

The atmosphere was lovely and the vibe was right but the food doesn’t live up to the hype for me. The pasta I ordered was the tagliatelle with oyster mushrooms. The pasta was a tad underdone and not al dente, I could see the vision with this dish but the sauce was so overpowering that it muted the flavours of the mushrooms, spring onions and hazelnuts. The portions were also very small so you have to fill up on sides if you are a big eater like I am. It was nice to try but I wouldn’t go back as there is a lot of restaurants in the west end with good quality food for the same price.

Whole experience was stunning, food, service, ambience... chef super clear about what was possible for me with veggie/dairy free dietary preferences too. The pasta was insanely good, the focaccia was the best we've ever tasted. Great wine pairings and staff who know what they'r talking about. Can't wait to go back!

We had an itison voucher for 2 glasses of wine and 2 pasta dishes. You go up the stairs and it's like a tenement house with different rooms. You could see into the kitchen, another eating room, a cocktail bar Rascals and Hooligans restaurant. The room had around 10 tables and was very nice. We had the focaccia with pecorino custard. Lovely soft bread and very cheesy spread. Next for me courgettes with ricotta and honey. A tasty delight crispy light and lemon ricotta. Hubby had the mushroom pasta and orange wine then a pork chop. I had the rosemary and caramelised onion pasta. Everything super fresh and serviced fab. We will be back.

My husband and I visited Hooligan today for lunch using an Itison voucher and it did not disappoint! First time visiting here and it won't be last! We absolutely loved it😮‍💨🍽️🦪🍤🍝🍮 The food was so fresh, reasonable prices, service was excellent (I wish we got the name of our server, she was very efficient and friendly, also looking after the whole room on her own) and it was a nice atmosphere too. Located on Lynedoch Street not far from Charing Cross📍

Focaccia and pasta was seriously impressive. Really lovey service and wine too.

Really fantastic service and food. Loved it

Enjoyable evening. Please fix your ventilation/extraction. Absolutely stinking upon getting home. All clothes in to the washing machine. Pleasant staff. Food varied. Starters excellent. Mains great too but portion sizes incredibly small. If going back I'd have a small plate then pasta then main. Focaccia good. Custard excellent. If serving lardo it should be wafer thin. Here it was thick and hard to chew. Desserts poor. Tasteless tart with old sofy pastry. Didn't taste at all fresh. Olive oil ice cream lovely though frozen solid and not creamy. Cocktail bar next door is excellent.

Great family meal. Went tonight girl serving was lovely and chatty, food lovely- pasta dishes could however be bigger.

Food was really good, I ate 2 pasta dishes and they both were amazing. The ox cheek ragu and the sausage/nduja - loved them both. The focaccia prob could be a bit better, was a little too dense. But overall had a great time and the wine was great. Cocktails too

was given an it is on voucher for oysters or charcuterie board -was seated & given different menu to what is advertised on website -they had no oysters i asked about padron peppers -not available also asked about sweetcorn fritters again unavailable & nothing else on the menu suited me -so we drank our drinks & left -the two girls servers were really pleasant & helpful & informed the manager we were leaving -spoke briefly to the manager who apologised -but we left rather disappointed & hungry

Amazing! Our new favourite place in Glasgow!

This is a really lovely place. Beautifully designed and excellent staff. We had the Sunday roast which was fantastic. Really interesting wine list and good advice from the staff. All in all a winner.

I was gifted an Itison voucher for a bottle of prosecco and a cheeseboard. Visited on Saturday afternoon with my friend. We were the only ones in the dining area so there wasn’t much atmosphere and we were pretty much left to our own devices. We had to tell staff on more than one occasion that it was a bottle of Prosecco and not a glass, going as far as having to ask where our bottle was after we finished our first glass as it had been taken away. The ‘cheeseboard’ which arrived was unlike any cheeseboard I’ve ever had. Two small pieces of Brie, two small triangles of another cheese and a wedge of blue with six small crackers and some quince. This was served to us on a side plate and not a board. The entire selection was extremely lacking and totally underwhelming. The presentation left a lot to be desired. The limited selection and total lack of atmosphere as well as poor service by staff mean that I won’t be rushing back any time soon.

My only complain would be that the food was waaaay overpriced for what it was. Overall it was tasty, but that parsnip for £10 was a robbery. Service and the local was on point tho 👌

I have to say I had higher expectations after visiting Hooligan's for the first time. The staff were very friendly and the place had a great atmosphere, however the portion sizes were small and overall feel like the food was ok, but overpriced. There are plenty of similar style places in Glasgow with better quality food for the same price or less. Such a shame!

Was there and had a couple of glasses of wine and some snacks. Had higher expectations. Expensive and not good snacks (low quality). The wine was quite good and the service was nice.

Mixed feelings from visit in dec. Portions were on the small side compared to other sharing plate style restaurants in the city. One plate turned up a while after everyone on the table had finished. Offered cocktails post-meal and after 45mins of waiting had to ask where there were, offered 15% off these cocktails which I didn't think was enough considering the wait. Restaurant was lovely looking and atmosphere was good.

I had my birthday dinner at Hooligan with a few friends. We had the BEST time. From the service to the cocktails to the food, everything was incredible. Truly, I had the most wonderful experience. Book a table immediately.

Just had the most lovely solo dinner at Hooligan - great service, wonderful wines and incredible food. I wandered round the west end for a while and glad I held out for this place. Was treated so kindly from the staff as a solo diner and the two wines and dishes I ordered were all perfection. Lovely ambience and interior details to match the vibe, will be coming back for sure!

Went with my friend and got the chefs choice. The food was lovelt, good wine selection and friendly staff. I'd happily return. The short rib was devine and melted in your mouth! Handy for a wee cheeky post dinner cocktail next door, too!

Delicious food, superb service and stunning interiors

Nice location and staff were friendly and attentive. Have to admit that the food was just ok. Most dishes sounded better on the menu than tasted on the plate. Not quite sure where they are going with the menu, a slightly random selection of Tex Mex and dishes you might expect to find on fine dining menu. Cured monkfish to corn fritters; none of which were executed with much finesse. There were issues with most of the plates we sampled; undercooked spices in the cauliflower satay, overcooked fritters, monkfish way overcured to the point of having no texture and so on. That being said the meal was not unpleasant and certainly not something that would warrant a complaint for the price. The cherry sorbet/ chocolate dessert was however excellent but sadly not enough to have me rushing back anytime soon.

Love this place!! Service was super friendly, and the vibe in the place is immaculate. It’s small and perfect for a catch up with 2 or 3 friends or for a date night. We had the focaccia, sweet corn fritters, pumpkin, and cauliflower (spicy!! So yum). Everything was super tasty and shareable. The drinks were also very good! Highly recommend.

Great food, fantastic staff and amazing cocktails!

Best ribeye in Glasgow(in my opinion). They also are amazing with dogs.

Excellent sharing food in a relaxing atmosphere

Service is always great here, staff are always smiling and chatty. Food is great too, never had a bad meal. Have tried their wine tasting evenings and also been for a general dinner and each time has been a fantastic experience. Highly recommend Hooligan.

Best restaurant in Glasgow ! Stunning contemporary dishes. Welcoming staff and delicious cuisine. Definitely recommend

I had a great time there with friends, good range of delicious cocktails to choose from, beautiful place, very clean and tidy, beautiful aesthetic. Service was great, made all the difference. Only thing not so great is that it has only one bathroom.

We loved Hooligan. Quirky decor, and delightfully low key vibe, meant the atmosphere was really relaxed whilst the food was absolutely outstanding. The wine was good too and everything keenly priced. A few highlights. The cured sea bream was so tasty and tender; the roast cauliflower tremendous; the pork chop so tender.

Returned to Hooligan with my partner on a Sunday night following a lovely meal there with friends the previous week, but was left feeling disappointed. I asked for a glass of Pinot Grigio, to be told that they'd just run out. The server recommended a similar alternative which was ok. We opted for the set sharing menu, starting with bread with oil/vinegar and charcuterie. The bread was some burnt focaccia and some tasteless shop bought baguette. Other tables received a different bread to the baguette so we assumed they'd run out of the bread that they would usually serve. We enjoyed the vegetable dishes and the pork chop was fine. Dessert was supposed to have been a cheesecake but what was presented to us was the random combination of rhubarb sorbet, chocolate mousse and a biscuit crumb - no explanation was given by our server - again we assumed they'd run out. Service was efficient but not friendly. I want to like Hooligan's but I'd think hard before returning again. There are other great places nearby that are perhaps more consistent.

We went to Hooligan for our wedding anniversary, and were glad that we did. The interior is unlike anywhere else I've been to in Glasgow - stylish and refined - but without being pretentious. We had the Sunday tasting menu, accompanied by 'unlimited' sangria (limited to something like 5 or 6 glasses) - as well as the paired wine. All of the courses were tasty, and the atmosphere just what we wanted.

This place had a brilliant selection of wines, the staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The whole place had a lovely ambiance and the food was phenomenal, particularly the cauliflower. The portion sizes were generous and the wine delicious. We will definitely be returning.

Went for the Sunday set menu which was great value for money. At the time of writing you could add on bottomless sangria for £20 each. Really lovely atmosphere, wine and food were absolutely delicious and the staff were really warm and helpful with the wine recommendations. The food just came as it was ready and as it was several plates it was fine to just pick our way through it. Places like this and Scamp are doing high quality, modern, affordable tasting menus exquisitely.

Very much recommended. We came in here, early lunchtime before a busy evening ahead for the restaurant. A tapas style menu. We had 5 dishes between the two of us. Sea bass ceviche, Asian style king oyster mushroom, patatas bravas, sourdough & focaccia bread and the unusual but lovely skate wing. Together with 2 wines, water and a beer - took us to £68.50. Friendly service.

Revisiting restaurants for me are very few and far between. Always in search of a new experience/ opening my eyes to the industry's competition. This place has well and truly mate it onto my shortlist of revisited restaurants, if you want to leave somewhere almost puzzled at how good the food was just go here. Nice bar downstairs too to go over your thoughts. They know what they are upto in there.

Amazing, great food and atmosphere!

Service was amazing and drink selection fab. Will definitely be back to try the food as it looked great!

Lovely setting and atmosphere. Quite light on the staff (maybe just short that night?) and one of the waiting staff not great - we ordered the chefs menu and the dishes were arriving without any explanation. The other staff were great. Food good, not quite as wonderful as eighty eight though. Nice drinks list. The order the dishes came out wasn’t ideal either, and the pork main was very tough. Would go back, but perhaps avoid the surprise menu.

Tried the feasting menu, they were really good. Love the dessert as well. The staff were also so nice and took care of everyone, especially if you have any dietary requirement. We booked a private room upstairs and had a lot of drinks, music and loudspeaker were also provided so we could dance and enjoy the music for a private party. We had a really good time until the bar closed at 1am.

Food was really nice and the portions were a decent size. Personal faves were the pork chops and the two desserts which we shared of the poached pears and chocolate one which I forget the name of. Wine list was extensive so looking forward to going back when I am not driving to sample that too!

Just spectacular in all the ways you want with front of house to a brilliant chef who wants to tell you about his produce! Just go make your hunger happy.

I visited this gem on a Sunday to enjoy the bottomless sangria and set meal. The food was delicious, nice touch by the head chef Rob for presenting some of the dishes at the table. Many thanks to Erin, who ensured our sangria was always topped up and we been looked after. They both done a great job. It was so good I have booked to come back again in a few weeks.

Fabulous food, fabulous service and great value really nice ambience also. Added to our list of must go again restaurants

Lovely atmosphere and amazing food

This place is amazing and their wines are to die for.

Although a little tricky to find, we were greeted by attentive and knowledgeable staff. Our waitress, Erin, was outstanding- chirpy, vigilant and caring. Her attention to detail was magnificent; allowing the party to chit chat and catch up freely. With a wide range of wines and after a brief discussion, she returned with a selection of samples that one of our party may enjoy. Fair to say, they were all fantastic and her guidance was top tier. Thank you. Head chef, Robbie, was why we visited. We had eaten in some of his previous restaurants and he continues to impress. Food was prepared with care, precision and passion. Ingredients were outrageously fresh and beautifully presented. Being an intimate restaurant, it was great to have Chef Robbie deliver dishes and explain what he had prepared- The Braised featherblade was sensational; another favourite was the Stone bass ceviche. High quality. Well done to all involved and thank you for a wonderful evening. We can’t wait to return.

Booked it for my daughters 21st birthday dinner. Friendly staff. Attentive. Lovely surroundings. Food was served in several courses (small portions) but left me feeling full up as it did the other people with me. I will definitely be going back (and I don't often do that).

Now my favourite place to eat in Glasgow for sure. Great atmosphere, love the sharing concept, not gonna lie, wasn't sure what to expect, but the staff are very relaxed and kept us right. Food was stunning, some great new gastronomic experiences for me, can't wait to return! ♥️

We came in wanting mainly drinks and just some snacks to share between 6 people to kick off my sisters hen weekend (we had already eaten some pizza before going out). We couldn’t decide which dishes to share so decided we would share the chef’s choice 7 dishes between us. We told the waiter we weren’t that hungry so asked for a couple of bottles of wine and chefs choice to share between us expecting to receive 7 dishes for the table. However, when the food started to come out we quickly realized there was far too much of it to be 7 dishes between us all. It turned out the waiter thought we each wanted 7 dishes (3 sets of 7 dishes shared between 2 not 6!). I am surprised the waiter didn’t question the 7 course order since we said we were not hungry. The menu also seemed to read that the chefs choice was £27 for two people but it’s actually £27 each with a minimum of 2 people ordering. Think this could be updated on the menu to say the price is per person. I think we misunderstood the menu and then the waiter misunderstood what we wanted so it was all a a bit confusing and awkward to explain that we wanted to cancel the rest of the order. L We ended up spending a lot more money than we had intended due to the confusion which was a bit of a downer as we had only come out for some small plates and drinks. However, the food and wine that we did have were very good, the ceviche in particular was lovely.

Food, drinks, service all amazing!

Great little bar, lovely selection of wines. Place looks beautiful and service was amazing! Will definitely be back!

Amazing place , great selection of wines and the most friendly and helpful service 👌🏼

Excellent place! Great food and wine!! Amazing service and such good music! One of my favourite!!

Nice food, however over-priced for what it is. Kind service, but waiters over busy, so waiting times are too long. We had to wait for our table despite reservation, wait too long to order and too long for dishes to arrive, yet still served a bill at the end of 2h window, so rushed to finish and not even offered dessert... Likely won't be back despite food and staff being nice.

Plusses 1) Food - excellent 2) Service - v good Minuses. 1) A sign outside telling is how to get in would be a big help 2) I got the table two feet from the speaker - move the speaker up and central away from the table please. 3) the tables are fashionably small, meaning that the recommended 3 small plates per person plus wine and water would need a degree in origami to fit. 3) cheapest bottle of wine is north of £30 4) the 'optional' 10% service charge (including the wine) is automatically added to the bill. Not a practice I agree with. 5)it is expensive, but food is excellent and service is good. However. During our meal a 50th birthday party arrived replete with balloons and a lack of face masks. Taking up over half the restaurant, and moving between tables, they were a very noisy presence in a small, intimate restaurant. Enough to deter us from ordering further. This restaurant charges £30per person for no shows or late cancellation (I'm ok with that), is expensive and automatically adds 10% to the bill. If they are setting themselves up as high end offering, then they should have had the decency to warn me at the time of booking that half the restaurant was taken up by one party. (l am not interested in excuses about the system. They had my details).

The bar itself is nice inside but the wine list is disappointing for somewhere marketing itself as a wine bar. The focus is on natural wines but the majority of their wines are very young. The two we tried were pretty mundane and the wine from Puglia that I had was very sweet.

Outstanding food. Really imaginative. Every dish was exciting. Wine list also great, with selection of orange wine. Don't wear your best clothes though as they will end up smelling of cooking

Food, setting and service were all excellent. I thought it was excellent value as well. Will be back!

This place is above The Drake, there’s no signage outside but you just go upstairs once you are in. The decor is nice and the service is pretty quick. We had nibbles which were lovely. I’ve knocked a star off as I paid £24 for 3 medium glasses of white wine which seems excessive.

Lovely wine bar with a great selection of natural wines and small plates. The food was very good!