The best restaurants in Glasgow City Glasgow and Surrounding

Great food, absolutely no complaints there. Can take longer on busy days but it is expected. Decent customer service, not had any problems. This is a go to takeaway 👍

Good hotel in a great location, a little pricey though!

Una iglesia convertida con luces de hadas y decoración de madera cálida, este es un lugar fantástico para pasar una noche. La comida es buena, la selección de cerveza es aún mejor, y el ambiente es inigualable.

Prices are hiked by 2x after 10pm which was an unwelcome surprise. Food was relatively tasty. Not sure if this was the foods fault however I could not keep my pizza down and it came straight back up. Friend also complained of severe heartburn. Again might’ve been us and not the food.

I Got the vegetarian breakfast. It was great, exactly as expected. Price was very fair too. friendly staff. Would happily go again if i was in the area

Staff were lovely, but second time coming and both times I have been the food is greasy, tastes like rubber and genuinely not worth the money when I could go across the road to any of the other places and have a better meal. Waiting times could also be better but I understand it is busy and it is just a shame the food that comes isn't worth the wait.

Wanted to share this If I could give them a 6 I would!!! The best burger my partner and I have had and the loaded fries are absolutely amazing!! We had ordered via Just Eat and kept getting delay after delay.... after an hour and 15 we canceled the order ..... the owner of Locos then called us and he drove it to us!! Outstanding service and above and beyond when we expected ❤️

Always order the spicy tot boxes for myself and family. Had one on Wednesday there for lunch and will be trying to katsu box next. Always excellent 👍

Had the best ever experience..staff was helpful special the manager.. A MUST VISIT WHEN IN LONDON.🤌

Worth the Wait? I’d heard a lot of hype about Frank’s Pizza in Finnieston, so was keen to give it a proper try. I’ve actually swung by a few times before, but the waiting times were always a bit mad. Tonight, though, I only had to wait a modest 40 minutes. So… was it worth it? Honestly? Probably not. The pizzas smelled great, looked the part too. But the base was on the dry side, and by the time I was about 75% through, I was struggling to finish the slices. Never a great sign. The fries were a bit disappointing too being a tad on the soggy side and a bit heavy-handed with the seasoning. To be fair, I did have to travel about 10 minutes to get home to eat it, but that really shouldn’t be enough to take the life out of a pizza or turn the fries soggy. The only other thing that left a bit of a sour taste was the service. Google said they close at 8pm – I arrived just after 7 and asked for a takeaway. The two staff looked at each other like I’d just asked them to stay overnight. One of them I’m sure even asked if they could start closing the shutters while I was ordering. They took the order, but it was clear they’d rather I hadn’t bothered. Would I go back? Probably not to the Finnieston one. But I’ll give the East End branch a shot – maybe things are different over there.

£4 for this under cooked regular veg pakora, that's 50p per small pice of pakora........got to be the most expensive kebab shop I've been too , wouldn't have minded as much if it was good but very poor...

A pleasure to shop here. Nice, polite and helpful staff serving freshly made food in spotless oil. Well worth the eight mile round trip. Update. Has reverted back to the original pleasant owner. Food is just as good. UPDATE - Still brilliant 👏

The food here is super delicious and clean. The chicken pizza and german doner especially have had me make rounds to this place several times.

Order placed on phone, it was ready for collection when I got there👍👍

they didn’t give my child his free pizza when he asked for it