The best restaurants serving British food in Glasgow and Surrounding

Loved it, what a great spot. Jim is a great host and the music selection is fabulous. Would come here again anytime. Jim has a great selection of drinks available and this pub is also close to the train station.

Carry out fish. Batter was so thick, uncooked and quite inedible. Will not be back. Threw out both fish.

I got the breakfast box to takeaway and it was quite literally the best thing I've had in years. Was a very good hangover cure and for £5.90 you certainly get your moneys worth! Excellent service too, and it was all cooked from scratch, I walked back home and it was still piping hot. Will be back :)

After learning on arrival that the restaurant we had booked for brunch only serves drinks on a Monday, we found ourselves in ViVi’s. The team were great and accommodated our needs….dog friendly and able to make adjustments on the menus to need coeliac / gluten free needs - I would note this could be improved by actually highlighting on the main menu rather than having to ask. Either way the food was delicious….i highly recommend the French Toast with bacon and fig! All others were equally pleased with their food and the pup certainly enjoyed her very own pup cup.

Estuve aquí el otro día pedido capuchino y rollo y salchicha fueron en visitas anteriores cuando usamos regularmente en pareja y los precios eran muy razonables aprecio que los costos han subido pero £ 7. 20 una gran pendiente después de todo no es el Ritz no volverá.

Great food and excellent service. The staff are very friendly and professional. I would highly recommend Taste and C. I visit regularly with my grandson and he loves going to Taste and C.

Wouldn’t order again. I’ve been in a few times for a pub lunch but the delivery portions were ridiculously small for the cost. Wouldn’t recommend delivery service.

In the heart of the Merchant City, where Glasgow's history still breathes among centuries-old stones and Scottish folk riffs, I stumbled upon a classic that doesn't need to disguise itself as a gastropub to win over stomachs. Here, the soul is on the plate. I ordered two traditional dishes: a steak pie with a golden crust filled with tender, creamy meat that melts with a fork and melts in a deep, honest gravy. The accompaniment: mashed potatoes as smooth as clouds and peas that still retained their garden freshness. The other must-haves: fish & chips with crispy batter, golden as the sunset over the Clyde, accompanied by thick potatoes, a salad with cherry tomatoes and cucumbers just right, and, of course, a tartare that does what it's supposed to do: not steal the show, but still contributes. The place is authentic, without pretensions or unnecessary filters. A place to eat well, but not for everyone to see.

Bit disappointed seeing as came here for an evening carvery two days in a row, only to find it shut, even when the hours on Google claim it's still open until 9PM. First showed up on Tuesday, only to find its shut monday and Tuesday all day (picture 1). Showed up the next day at 5 only to find the new opening times are actually until 5 not 8 now (photo 2). Please update the hours to make sure they reflect the new opening times.

Has another lovely visit to Ravens Cliff with our friends. Really busy and hardly any tables available. Food was served quickly and was really hot! Service was great & we can’t wait to come back!

Standard pub fayre eats. The restaurant is well spaced out and has a reasonable sized beer garden. Food is ok, offers on main meals Monday to Thursday. Happy to see this place operational again. Staff were friendly. TV's for games on skysports.

I reported this to Google as CLOSED with a photo of the inside torn out yet it’s still listed as open! This place is GONE for good!

Stopped for some herbal tea. The teas come loose and I had a generous helping of lemongrass and ginger in a muslin bag. Will be returning to try the cakes and sausage roll which looked handmade and delicious.

Excellent value and amazing food

Typical pub on the edge of central Glasgow. Here you get what you expect from a pub. Live music is often on offer. Always good for a pint or two.