The best restaurants in Southside Central Glasgow City Glasgow and Surrounding

Great pub with an Irish connection,best Guinness in Glasgow.

I went with my family for breakfast and no doubt Paratha with Chana was too good. Recommend 100% Thank you Irram for great service.

Such a cool and original vibe in here. Not pretentious, friendly but has a feel of being somewhere tropical- the colours, the music, the sumptuous smells emitting from the food on offer here (I have not eaten here yet). A wide offer of live music, dancing, open mic. Great!

Good local pub with excellent gantry and beer fridges

chewy lamb. friendly waitress. staff don't keep their tips.

Unfortunately I find this place has gone down hill significantly. Me and my husband have been regular visitors from when it first opened but I’d say from the past year it’s just not the same, the steaks have become smaller, the staff don’t seem very experienced in service and the lack of cleanliness of the toilets! Absolutely shocking. I went with my mother about a month or two ago and we booked a table for 5.30pm (opens at 4pm) the toilets had clearly not been cleaned from the night before and were disgusting to say the least. I had to hold my nose and watch where I stepped. The whole time the staff just standing about talking or sitting down on empty seats? Why not clean the filthy toilets. It’s gone down hill, staff has changed and it’s just not looked after like it was from the start.

Drove here was shut waste of fuel n time

Friendly staff, beautiful interior, good prices!

Best kebab i have had in a while, good quality meat and the vegetables are very nice. Staff are friendly and the atmosphere inside to eat is comfy and clean.

I remember when it was 60p for the 3 course lunch back in the 90s, place hasn't changed one bit except the prices lol , far two expensive now 🤣😂🤣

Friendly, relaxed and decent pub grub

Best shisha in Glasgow and best service

Amazing quality of products, nice service and lovely staff

1 star for the reception khusra guy who always lie on food freshness

Went for afternoon tea to celebrate a birthday. Service was very good and friendly and afternoon tea was fairly standard stuff. Good selection and tasty. We ordered a bottle of Prosecco and only when we got our bill did we realise that we had been given the most expensive bottle (£39!) and not the standard house bottle. With a difference in cost of £10 we were very annoyed that we had not been asked if we would like the dearer one but just given it. We assumed we would have been served the house Prosecco and not the most expensive one. When challenged the very friendly server soon changed their attitude and said this was the house one! We paid our bill and left and we will not be back. This left a very sour taste in the mouth and was extremely disappointing from this venue.