Hugh's Champagne Bar in Glasgow City

Puede ser un truco poquito de encontrar pero merece la pena. La comida y las bebidas a un precio razonable y hay también un menú de cócteles! El personal es eficiente y agradable. Es lo suficientemente tranquilo para conversar y tiene un ambiente acogedor. Gran selección de pasteles!

Tomamos un descanso para almorzar y nos apeteció algo agradable y ligero para el almuerzo, así que pedimos un par de nachos y una pareja de panini. Cuando finalmente vinieron con nuestras bebidas nos decepcionó que los nachos eran pequeños, la salsa claramente de una jarra, el guacamole era como nada que he probado antes y el queso muy respetuoso. No vale la pena el precio de casi cinco libras en absoluto. Los panini eran básicos, no tenían mucho sabor y no habían usado ingredientes de buena calidad y las patatas fritas en el lado eran la mejor parte. Todo llevó una eternidad, el personal era educado pero un poco joven y tímido y olvidadizo. Un montón de otros lugares más agradables cerca.

Mi esposo y yo recientemente tuvimos un plato de sopa y un rollo en este café de la tienda. Se define a sí mismo como un lugar de lujo, pero carece de cualquier atmósfera o carácter atractivo. El joven camarero era lo suficientemente agradable, pero obviamente carecía del entrenamiento que uno esperaría en un lugar así y el menú estaba lleno de apóstrofes superfluos. La sopa se servía en un cuenco que descansaba sobre una servilleta aplastada en un plato plano y estaba acompañada por el tipo de rollo que normalmente se vende en los supermercados, medio horneados, para ser terminado en el horno. Costó alrededor de 1 más que la sopa servida con pan en los cafés de la zona. La sopa sabía todo menos casera. No haremos una segunda visita.

We had lunch and both our meals were cold! The staff dealt with it fast and efficiently but at the prices you pay you’d expect hot food.

Treated ourselves to lunch in here after surviving Christmas shopping.We had a light lunch and a cocktail, really good. Quite expensive but worth it as a treat.

Hay un ambiente informal y chic en este pequeño café / bar escondido dentro de la tienda House of Fraser. El servicio es rápido pero discreto, y ofrece una buena variedad de aperitivos y bebidas calientes y frías.Un relajante punto de parada en medio de la fiebre de las compras.

Usually in a place associated with a somewhat prices department store you would expect excellent service and a reasonable meal, they served us Thai fish cakes that definitely cooked from frozen with some old lettuce that was on the turn cucumber that I had requested not to make an appearance and soggy tomatoes, the only saving grace was that my glass of wine was good and the waiter had total empathy and wavered any charge but I would not go again if I ever visited overrated Glasgow.

Mi madre y yo fuimos para un sentarse y descansar de las compras. El bar está escondido en el departamento de caballeros y fácilmente podría perderse. Habíamos planeado tener solo una copa de Prosecco cada, descarado, pero cuando nos miramos el menú vimos la oferta de Royal té para dos, así que decidimos sobre eso. Todo estaba delicioso y disfrutamos de la tranquilidad, ambiente tranquilo, que parecía un millón de millas lejos del ajetreo y el bullicio de los compradores. La camarera que nos servía podría haber sido un poco más amable, sin embargo, cuando fuimos a pagar, el camarero la era muy hablador y comunicativo y nos dijeron para disfrutar el resto del día. Merece la pena una visita La próxima vez que estés en el Frasers.

Lovely wee night with family and friends. The staff were 2 lads. Friendly and chatty. The bar is small. But nicely decorated. Hoping to go back next week for high tea

Aparecimos para bebidas antes de la cena al bar de champán. hugh Dos gin tonics y un plato de patatas fritas eran. . . . 15 libras. 80. Estuvimos absolutamente maravillado en la factura. En comparación gin tonics premium y dos después de la cena en Rogano - £9. 75. No hace falta decir que no volveré al bar de champán en Casa de hugh Fraser de Glasgow.

Seemed to be little choice on offer. Have been before as enjoyed it. However, not too happy with last visit. The room was cold and a bit "tired" looking. Once again the staff were A+ and really attentive.

First time visit and will definitely be back. We just had a light lunch and coffee/scone and really good. Looking at the food everyone else around us was having it all looked very tasty. The staff are all very friendly & attentive. Think a visit to sample cocktails will be next.

First of all- the listing on trip advisor is wrong - this is not in port Glasgow - it is Glasgow- within Frasers to be exact. Outwith that, this is really a wee hidden gem. has some great food but also some delicious cocktails. Nipped in for our favourites from here- Passion fruit cocktail and an expresso martini- both just lovely- go try!!

One of my favourite places to go for a break from the shoppers. Hidden away inside Frasers it's perfect for a quick glass of champagne and a lovely plate of food. Despite the very classy surroundings I'd say it it quite reasonably priced, and has a great range of food and drinks to choose from. I usually go here alone and the staff are always friendly and make me feel comfortable and attended to. I love the champagne with canapés for a light lunch - really tasty little creations!

Lovely spot to calm down and recover from shopping madness. Everything beautifully presented and well made. Loved it. Would highly recommend it!

Disappointing visit. Not worthy of this beautiful and legendary store. Needs complete refurb. Staff were lovely. Won't be back til there has been major works.

Went in for a glass of fizz whilst shopping today in Glasgow. The drinks were lovely but the restaurant itself really needs redecorated - the air con unit on the ceiling is quite obviously leaking water onto the ceiling tiles and they are discoloured and disgusting looking. A shop such as House of Fraser could be making a fortune if they had a suitable place for champagne afternoon tea and the like but people won't go if the surrounding are as poorly maintained as this.

I love Frasers Store in Glasgow. It is a beautiful space with lovely staircases and lots of departments to suit everyone. The most exquisite fashion names are here and the perfume hall is a palace of delight with every high end brand represented. Their employees are very helpful and nothing is too much trouble, so l was very confident taking an old friend to Hugh's Champagne Bar for lunch. Using a voucher for a main course plus a glass of prosecco and macaroons each we made our way to the first floor restaurant. We entered and could not see any staff and after waiting a while a pleasant man told us to sit where we liked. The decor is very dull and it has a look of a staff canteen, no background music and quite depressing. After waiting another while the same man took our order, the menu was quite short and we ordered two haddock, we were told there was none and no other fish either. We then chose the burger and lemon chicken. The burger was dry and tasteless and the lemon chicken had no lemon in it ,instead it had some balsamic dressing thrown over it. This was accompanied by not very cold prosecco. We intended to order coffees to have with our macaroons, but as no-one appeared we decided to go to counter and ask for the macaroons to take home, a box straight from the wholesaler was tipped out and two tiny macaroons were wrapped in a napkin. When l complained about the service the same man said that it was because they were short staffed and he had to be a waiter and a chef. This is ridiculous for a company like Frasers. Needless to say l will not be back. Ann G.

Visited with Itison voucher which was excellent value for money, food cooked to perfection, service excellent, friendly and attentive staff, pleasant atmosphere, will definitely return

went with a Itison voucher and boy was it Value for money my wife and i opted for Fish it was cooked to perfection Drinks were at an ok price for a Champagne Bar Staff very polite and friendly Will defo be back <><><>

Glasgow has no shortage of places to eat and drink but if you are in Frasers or local and it is raining this place is perfect for a glass of something to lift your spirits or a tea coffee or cakes.Its relaxed, chilled playing Jazz and was just what we needed whilst we recharged our batteries.....Glad Frasers has this bar.....

I recently visited here for a celebration with my girl family members. We thought it would be the perfect setting for girly lunch and drinks. It was quite reasonably priced, but found it to be lacking any atmosphere whatsoever, was quite dark and dingy (as opposed to lowly lit for atmospheric purposes) and the food was average.

Was here with my daughter last Sunday for a cocktail. £18 for two a total rip off. No atmosphere at all, 3 waiters sitting about as not another person in this place.the cocktails were lovely but a rip off. Then no toilet facilities in bar you have to get up and walk across other end of shop and you have to ask where they are as stuck in a corner. Will definetly not be returning.

Bought a voucher for Afternoon Tea for 2 for £22 which included a bubbly cocktail. The cocktails are on the menu at £9.50 each so it makes you feel like you got your moneys worth a little, but realistically the drinks aren't worth that much. The sandwiches were nice enough, though strangely there were 3 sandwiches of each filling, in an afternoon tea for 2? They were also cut haphazardly, when you call yourself a "champagne bar" that suggests high standards to me and this didn't fit with that. There was 1 scone cut in half - if you're home baking these why not just make smaller ones? It looks better to give people 1 each. They were very nice however. The same applied to the cakes, 1 of each so they all had to be cut in half to share. The victoria sponge was really good, the highlight of the whole tea, the fruit slice lovely but presented terribly again, it was like the ragged last slice that was left of the tray bake. There was a small dish of crisps which felt odd but they were great crisps. It was all topped off with chocolates which I believe were handmade but none of which appealed to me. As has been mentioned, no tea in the afternoon tea. When it didn't arrive I checked the voucher and in fact no tea or coffee is mentioned. Its sort of integral to an afternoon tea I'd say, and costs buttons so theres no excuse imo. Service was fine, as been said its quite a dark wee place lacking in atmosphere. I've been to numerous afternoon teas and while it had many positive aspects, this one has came out at the bottom of the pile.

Been here many times of late as I had bought a few of the vouchers from Ncrowd (formerly kgb deals) at 2 main meals for £12 though there was about a 24% discount to knock it down lower. I usually purchase on behalf of friends for a regular meet up but due to diets and holidays etc of late none wanted to be tempted by the calorific menu so I have had to use them up with other pals. I had also bought the prosecco deals to match (£8 for 2 glasses - £6 with discount). The food here is very nice and the service is unobtrusive. Grant and Michelle were on hand to look after us immediately as we entered the bar. We were given a nice table and perused the menu as Grant got to task with pouring us a nice cool glass of prosecco. I chose the fish and chips and Lynsey opted for the burger. Both came pretty promptly and were lovely. The chips are hand cut chunky and triple cooked and so tasty! Thoroughly enjoyed the return visit (again). They do a daily special of the dish of the day with a glass of wine for £9 - a bargain really! Cheers guys! Xx

We went here after purchasing voucher for afternoon tea with champagne cocktail for £25. On arrival welcome was non existent and told to sit anywhere we wanted. On looking at menu turns out this wasn't really such a special offer as this was the price for Afternoon tea on Sunday anyway. Service was atrocious , there were plenty of staff around but it appeared none of them had any training and their restaurant awareness was nil. On plus side staff were pleasant. Tea itself was average, sandwiches tasty but cakes were dry and unappealing . We left promptly after having sat with empty glasses for most of time there.... Still waiting for tea or coffee . Can't say I will return here there are too many other choices in Glasgow .

Just there for cake and cocktails, the cakes were fine, they forgot the girls colas, and I had to remind staff, I had a French Martini - perfect, the a raspberry cocktail which was warm, didn't have time to complain, but I have to be honest and say I expected better!

Nice ambience, good service, refreshing mocktails and tasty sandwiches and cakes BUT no tea or coffee included with the 'Afternoon Tea' (voucher!)Excellent service from the staff and lovely touch taking some great Family pictures however it might be an idea to include a cup of tea/coffee with the 'Afternoon TEA!'.

So I'm a sucker for an offer especially when I don't go out that often with friends so when I noticed an offer through NCROWD for two glasses of champagne for £8 I bought it and so did my friend. When entering Hugh's there were bar tenders behind the bar and we had to make the first contact with them which is fine but this place just had four customers in at the time. It was hardly busy so maybe it would have been better customer service if we were approached first. Our server was really nice and brought the champagne to us after we were seated. We were then advised that the restaurant was closed for food so we asked if the could give us crisps and some nuts as we had just finished work. There were no menus or pricelists on the table so we were given the nuts and crisps. They were in small bowls. Really small bowls. One bowl consisted of KP dry roasted and the other bowl was plain crisps so we got tucked into them. We had finished our champagne but no one came near us. I had to then approach the bar tender to get another couple of glasses. That did annoy me especially at that moment when they were eight people including us in the room at that time. Anyway, long story short we got up to leave and asked if we owed anything for the crisps and nuts to be told yes, that's £5.80. I'm no skinflint but for two tiny bowls?? Seriously? If I thought for one minute I was paying a bit extra for ambience, service and atmosphere then fair enough but this room resemble a reception are within the Holiday Inn (no disrespect to them) but for a champagne bar.....We were disappointed. We probably would have stayed but sorry for a Friday night I wanted a bit of atmosphere and better service. Will not be going back

First visit to Hughs as had heard about it from a friend the Chanpagne was great and the service was very friendly. The whole place lacks atmosphere and is rather dark - would benefit from some light music in the background and maybe a candle or twelve.

After a hard day's shopping this is a really pleasant and peaceful restaurant to escape to for lunch or just a glass of champagne and a chance to recharge your batteries before embarking on some more retail therapy.

A really lovely quiet spot to relax with a light lunch and a glass of fizz during a shopping trip. The staff are always delightful.

Went back recently to see they have changed from Champagne Bar to Cafe. The decor hasn't changed, and Champagne is still the main motif and decor, as well as still on the menu. We had another excellent lunch, followed by coffee , followed by tea as we were meeting others at differing times. We were there practically half the day where I observed the staff and the dynamics . The staff remains friendly although very busy . The food quality did not suffer inspite of the busy day. Seats comfortable , all in all another enjoyable visit. I will be visiting a lot as I now have many business meetings in Glasgow!

Lunch with a frined. Initial impression was good, well laid out restaurant - seemed very pleasant. We were told to choose a seat and were then left for 15 mins before a young waitress finally approached to take our order. We ordered two white wine spritsers - these were presented as a glass of wind/glass with ice and a straw/bottle of soda - we had to mix our own!!. She then took our order which was quite pleasant but nothing special, the menu was mediocre but acceptable for a light lunnch We then had coffee, served lukewarrm. The service was slow with several customers complaining. There did not seem to be anyone in charge., Although very pleasant the young lady serviing us was not well trained and seemed very unsure of herself. Mid way though our lunch we were "entertained" by two members of staff shouting at each other in the bar area. When we were leaving - payment was to be made at the bar, we were again "entertained" by a young lady taking the payment from two ladies who wished to - split their bill and pay their own. The young lady was unable, in her own words, to add up, it was almost omical to watch as she searched for a calculator, which was no help to her and she then asked another member of staff to help. The entire experience was unprofessional adn disappointing, we certainly will not return.

Went along during a shopping trip. Just called in to use up a voucher purchased from KGB for 2 glasses of prosecco £7 bit £5.60 with discount offer. I had actually bought 2 of these and used one up with my husband a fortnight ago after Sunday Brunch at The Social. As he isn't over-keen on prosecco, I came back to use the other one alone + got 2 glasses to myself. It was delicious and served nicely. On this occassion I was looked after by Robert Paul and he was very helpful. He had asked if I wanted any peanuts or crisps and I chose peanuts. At £2.95 for the dish, I took what was left away with me! Nice in here though!! Xx

Frasers is my favourite shop. On occasion, I have had lunch in Hugh's. I always have the risotto which is delicious. You can also have the choice of a smaller portion which is very reasonably priced. The champagne and cocktails are also very nice for a girls' day out.

Went for Champagne Afternoon Tea. It was a calm atmosphere and a lovely and relaxing break from busy Buchanan Street. The sandwiches were freshly made with Ham, Egg and Tuna with a small bowl of crisps. The scones were still warm and served with a delicious Strawberry jam and Chantilly cream. The cakes were nice and the handmade chocolates to finish were really nice. The champagne was excellent. Good value at £30.95 for 2 people. My only comment would be that the sandwiches and cakes were more hearty than dainty as per a traditional afternoon tea, however they all tasted great. Would definitely return

Recently enjoyed a visit to Glasgow. Took respite from the shops at lunchtime in Hugh's Champagne Bar. Have visited the place before and again we were pleased with the service and the quality of the food. The staff are very welcoming, friendly and helpful. The bar is quiet and nicely decorated. The menu has an extensive choice and all the food is prepared on order. I would recommend the Chicken Tikka Skewers and the Steak Sandwich. Will certainly return in the future.

I had an itison deal voucher for lunch here on their market menu, which has a great variety.From fish and chips, ceaser salad, pasta , burger and chips to the delicious steak sandwich which we both had. The only thing I could say on a negative note was, if the sandwich came as a baguette or ciabatta instead of toasted brown bread , bit boring, but the steak and hand cut chips were great. Service was good , would only go back on another deal.

Booked using an ITISON voucher. Nice relaxed atmosphere. The afternoon tea is comparable to other hotels etc doing the same thing in Glasgow. It is a nice decadent was to start or finish off an afternoon's hard shopping. I had no idea this place existed and took the opportunity to check out what other customers were having to eat and the menu- all looked really nice and prices quite reasonable.Would happily come in for a more substantial lunch next ime we're looking for some respite in Glasgow. ( although we were both full after eating the sandwiches, cakes and scones)Also tried one of the cocktails- something with passion fruit and it was delicious.

Visited on an Itison voucher. Deal or not I expected something very swish considering it's classed as a champagne bar and located within House of Frasers. Couldn't have been further away from the truth.Staff were pleasant enough but no refinement in food. Sandwiches were like doorstops and basic choice - tuna, egg mayo and ham, two scones served with cream, jam and bizarrely enough marmalade, 2 truffles that appear to have just been pulled out of a box and a slice of banana and walnut loaf and a bog standard cup cake. Could have mustered up far better at home for a lot cheaper and very poor in comparison to other afternoon teas out there. Won't return.

Fab, was very impressed with our meal, starters were very tasty & the fish & steak main courses were beyond fault. Our cocktails were delicious.

Booked champagne afternoon tea for 2 & was bitterly disappointed, the majority of the customers seemed to using a "it is on" voucher but we were paying full price (£31 for 2 people) much to the waitress's horror! the food was delicious, sandwiches very fresh but there wasn't a great amount of cakes, just 1 of each variety, the champagne was more like a half glass rather than a full glass, not once did any of the staff ask if we required anything else (ie another drink/soft drink/tea or coffee) there is also no bathroom facilities situated within the "champagne bar" (it's actually more like a cafe serving champagne) all in all a disappointing start to a girls day out, we expected it to be glam & fabulous & it was anything but. Wouldn't be in a rush to return & probably wouldn't recommend unless you had purchased a vouched from groupon etc.

My sister was treating us to afternoon tea with champagne. The sandwiches were more like doorstops than the finger variety and that was a plus for me - the one problem was that half of the bread was stale. The scones were also stale and could have been stoated off the plate, unfortunately the macaroons and the truffles were also horrible. Best bit was the champagne and the cakes - what a shame as we were really excited about going here. It was really empty when we arrived there, but started to fill up a bit later on.

This is a restaurant / bar in Fraser's store and SO handy for shoppers.Staff were friendly and service was speedy when I visited.Food was good quality and well presented. There wasn't a huge choice but that didn't affect me.Obviously there's a huge range of drinks but you can have tea or coffee as well!

Went here at the weekend with my daughter to use our IT IS ON champagne afternoon tea voucher. If you have a tea for two as we did, don't eat any lunch beforehand, there was a lot of food and we ended up taking half home and eating it the next day. The staff were all nice and the atmosphere is good. We'll go back again.

Enjoyed a 3 course late lunch with my partner on Saturday. We both had the soup of the day to start with, which was a delicious and really tasty tomato & basil. Superb! The soup was accompanied by a warm bread roll& butter. Pleased to say that the soup was 'piping hot' just the way it should be and the way I like it! Well done! Staff deserve a particular mention as they are attentive pleasant and really nice. The starterwas washed down with a really nice pino Grigio which definitely hit the spot. We then had a main of roasted sea bass and parmentier potatoes drizzled in garlic dressing with peppercorns accompanied by a side salad. This was absolutely delicious, cooked to perfection and an absolute credit to the chef. We decided to go the whole hog and then finished with a rather delicious raspberry and white chocolate cheesecake on a raspberry coulis. This was lovely light with a fabulous base and delicious topping, didn't stay on the plate for long was demolished in no time. As it was a nice leisurely lunch, we had another glass of pino it was sooo delicious. Would recommend for a late lunch as nice intimate surroundings and menu choice is good with lots of variety. Hard to believe that our last visit to sir Hugh's was unfortunately interrupted by a fire alarm! This time i am pleased to say that from the very attentive pleasant and efficient waiting staff to the chef, this place was on fire albeit not literally!!

Booked a table here for a late lunch with an Itison voucher. On arrival the server asked for my voucher. As it was t the bottom of my hand bag I asked if I could give it to her once I was sat down. She said yes. And that was it. Silence. I then said " so where is our table?". I was informed I could sit anywhere. ( what is the point of booking). So we picked a table and sat down. Drinks were ordered and came promptly. We ordered the burger and chips and the steak sandwich. Burger was ok. Nothing special. The steak in the sandwich was totally inedible as it was so chewy. I informed the server that I couldn't eat the steak and was informed that the chef would be told. Then nothing....... I then asked for the bill. It came and I put the money beside the bill on the table. We were ignored or at least 15 minutes. I then picked up the bill and put my jacket on. Suddenly a server appeared and asked " do you want your change?". I said I did. We then went to the till where I was told in the most condescending way to "enjoy the rest of my day". Frasers is a fantastic up market department store and this restaurant/wine bar lets it down badly. We would never return.

we had lunch here and the food was really good , i had a steak sandwhich, my wife the smoke salmon platter, cple of drinks and was less than £30, terrific value, and a great service , will def go back here .

Visited Hugh's Champagne Bar on line before our visit and thought it looked good and as it is located within Frasers, which is synonymous with quality, my expectations were high.Unfortunately, expectations were not met. Frasers is the most beautiful department store and how they managed to create a Champagne Bar within this store with no atmosphere is difficult to comprehend.The food and drink were over priced and of a poor quality. We had steak sandwiches which were priced at £9.99, the meat was tough and the chips on the side were soggy. A small glass of red wine was £4.95. On a positive note, the staff were helpful and friendly.This place is possibly ok if you are shopping in store and wish a quick refreshment, however, if you want to experience a real Champagne Bar, pop round the corner to Champagne Central. Left feeling disappointed.

My husband and I together with 2 friends came here on 12 March to celebrate the birthdays of my husband and my friend's husband. We had booked afternoon tea with a groupon deal and thought this would be a nice way to celebrate. The staff here are very kind, friendly and helpful, and one young man in particular was so charming and attentive throughout, that we all took a shine to him. I can't remember his name, but he was about 30 years old, and spoke very eloquently about his mum (it was appropriate - as part of the conversation we engaged him in) and he helped to make the occasion memorable as much as anything.The afternoon tea was amazing, with a wonderful selection of sandwiches, cakes, shortbread, vegetable crisps, strawberries, and of course champagne. We all thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

Took my mum here for her 50th birthday for the champagne after noon tea.The cake's and sandwiches were lovely and also the champagne with strawberry's was a nice touch.

This was unexpected. I was dying for a coffee and rather than walk to Willow Teahouse, stopped by this restaurant in House of Fraser. First the decor is absolutely stunning. I love it...very classy. The clientele - well, seemed to be the well heeled wifies and business lunch meetings. I dare say when having a meeting here, please be mindful to keep thetone down and we heard everysingle CSM strategy planned for the week !However that didnot detracts the charm of the place. The service was brilliant, friendly staff, good food , first class. Very very good. Well done !

I'm not usually one for hammering a place however this place was dreadful! It was giving to me as a treat from my sister In law a free lunch! So hubby myself and my baby daughter went today 07/08/12 for lunch. Firstly they had no booking for me even though I called the day before to book? Secondly it wasn't busy so I don't even know why I needed a reservation but the maitre de made a bit of A drama about it. We didn't get shown to our seats we where told to sit down and I'll bring you a menu in a nonchalant way. We where sitting for about 10mins before anyone brought menus or offered a drink... Finally served ordered penne pasta it was awful to much shaved parmasen felt like I was eating an old shoe it was awful. Needless to say we didn't stay for coffee or dessert. Hugh's sort your staff out pretentious and rude. And don't do a Boucher deal to drum up business if your staff don't want the business.