The best restaurants in Glasgow and Surrounding

I was in Glasgow for a conference and didn’t fancy eating in my hotel so Googled restaurants nearby and found Fanny Trollopes. I booked a table, and glad I did, as it’s only a small restaurant and was pretty busy when I got there. The place had a lovely warm friendly atmosphere, quite loud with lots of animated conversations and laughter - a great vibe. The staff were friendly and attentive and the food was delicious. I had the fish of the day, sea bass, but there was plenty on the menu I could have gone for. All in all a lovely meal in a lovely, lively place. If I’m ever in Glasgow again I’d definitely go back.

Food was delicious and the service was excellent. We weren't sure what to have but the waiter kept us right and explained what to expect from each dish in terms of quantity etc. very attentive throughout. Would definitely return and recommend

I recommend it for a delicious breakfast and a clean and tidy place

The best authentic desi karahi in Glasgow.

Great food and service, incredible salmon.

Totally delicious..very competive prices..i will be back....

Very nice pub and food. There is this Polish atmosphere and radio and cool people.

We decided to have a nice date night at this place. We didn’t enjoy the atmosphere because we had to yell at each other. We were assuming that in place with pasta and Prosecco would be variety of choice for Prosecco. 1 is not a variety. Service was regular. Food was way below expectations. My pasta was super salty and greasy. My partner’s pasta with ragu was again very salty and poor quality beef. Profiteroles and lemon tart have nothing to do with Italian siblings.

Sadly Pavement has now closed, thank you for the lovely nights we had in here and happy retirement. Pavement is reopening as a mexican pub/ restaurant, so I'll update when I've been in.

A fantastic restaurant. Other well known local Indian food establishments are nowhere near as good as Swaran. We decided to give it a try and have never gone elsewhere again for Indian cuisine. The food and staff are top notch with service to match.

A pub where the drinks are done properly and the staff are great.

Turned up in the off chance we could get a lunch table. Got a table no problem, everything was spot on, fresh cooked food, friendly service and freshly decorated building. 3 main courses, 2 puddings, coffee and 3 fizzy drinks for 3 people come to £50.. Couldn't have faulted the place. I had the baguette, plenty filling just the right amount of gravy and onions, was not overloaded, I had a side of chips and asked for a small jug of gravy to dip my chips in. 👌🏻 Wife had Sunday roast, beef wasn't quite ready so she got chicken, presentation was excellent and she also loved it. Just the right amount of food. So had a cheese toastie, he was not hungry at all. But what he did eat he liked it. I would definitely go back.

Enjoyed our dinner here. Jajangmyeon black bean sauce is light but we like it. Kimchi jigae would be better if spicier, as we're accustomed to spicy food. Bibimbap has the right harmony of flavours.

Absolutely outstanding. We ordered each of the dishes on the menu and they were all 10 out of 10. Young staff enthusiastic despite the closure. But wait.......we can never go back despite being very keen to do so,,,,why you ask...well its now closed down. Now if this restaurant was in the Merchant City/Finniston or the south side it would have been packed out every day, but because of its location right in the city centre it didn't stand a chance. Oh and the lack of publicity did not help. So guys you have missed the boat on this one, mores the pity.

Best food and service. Do visit for the best experience 🤌🏼