The best restaurants in Southside Central Glasgow City Glasgow and Surrounding

Went here years ago, just moved back recently and was glad to see it was still here. Firstly, slight negative. £10ish for a bacon sausage doubler and one of their specialty baguettes from the board. Probably just a negative of the current state of everything being too bloody expensive to be fair. Food is hot when you get it, you’d be surprised how this isn’t just a given elsewhere locally. It’s made fresh pretty much in front of you and it’s absolutely delicious. Cooked perfectly. The specialty baguette from the board is this like half baguette half seeded roll, it’s absolutely amazing!! Haven’t tried them all yet but the smoked turkey one is as good as I remember. Guy that runs it is a lovely fella so good luck to him, man. Overall it’s, fresh, hot, quick and delicious. Can’t ask for more. 5/5

It is a cute little Vietnamese restaurant with Hong Kong style decoration. Ordered the beef pho. Portion was a bit on the smaller side, the broth was alright, beef was not tasting good if you don’t tip it in the hoisin sauce. Ice coffee was pretty nice though.

Not bad but I think you guys needs to do something about your office network…it takes forever to get through

By far the best pizza in the Southside of Glasgow. This place could stand tall on its food alone but with the addition of the funky retro atmosphere and awesome rock music it's an instant winner. If it was easier to get a table I would eat here every weekend.

Best fish n chips south of the Clyde

Best cafe in the southside, always looked after by Micheal and the team 🤌🏼

Wow, what a fantastic place. We were travelling through and decided to get some food. We weren't disappointed. We ordered some chicken burgers and some donner loaded fries, both were fresh and tasty. Highly recommended!

Amazing community space managed by some inspirational people

Been meaning to try Ranjit’s Kitchen for ages, and I finally stopped in one Friday evening. I can see why it’s so popular! I got Ranjit’s Punjabi Thali, £11.95 - a great way to sample a mix of their dishes, with the daal of the day (lentil & chickpea), sabji (spiced turnip), homemade yoghurt, salad, 2 rotis, pickle & chutney. The small plates were great, giving you a chance to try different flavours. Also tried the Sweet Chana with Paneer, £6.50, Aloo Tiki Special, £7, and a Mango Lassi, £2.20—plus 2 extra roti (£1.35 each) because you can never have too much. The thali was packed with flavour, and the small plates added variety. Not a huge fan of the aloo tiki - it just felt like battered mash (not a good thing), nothing standout. The place has a lovely, welcoming feel and the staff were great. For what you get, it’s excellent value. Well worth a visit! Follow me on insta for more reviews: @Lewishere_lewisthere

What's not to love food great alsjuo best service anywhere Return visit today and food was delicious only keeps getting better with every visit 5 stars

It's a really great place to eat. I do hope it can continue.

Phenomenal coffee shop Wonderful variety of already made sandwiches, freshly cooked hot food to order and a build your own sandwiche counter. The cakes and desserts are so cute and so tasty. The decor is so warm and cosy The cafe has such attention to detail with the book corner and clever word play on the menu It was lovely There is street parking Cake is not dog friendly

Best pour of Guinness I've ever seen 🤗

Didnt have food, there to see the excellent Cinelli Bros.with support Jed Potts.Venue is spacious with separate bar and venue areas.There is some seating for us not so nimble aged rockers who need one but it seems you are invisible to younger, fitter power drinkers who stand right in front of you ,obscuring your view. I'm afraid you would have to explain to them, at length, the words rude and selfish.🙄