The best restaurants serving British food in Glasgow and Surrounding

Food was absolutely stunning !! Staff were all so lovely ! Decor was lovely ! Great experience. Got the twilight menu ! Was only 3 options for each but was stunning

Had my mum over from New Zealand and she absolutely fell in love with the place. Ended up going back 4 times for dinner and a few pints! She even bought herself a t-shirt. Great food, atmosphere and incredibly helpful and friendly staff. They even remembered our drink orders and were able to recommend some delicious gins to try! The live music was an added bonus as well. Highly recommend to anyone visiting to Glasgow. 10/10!

This used to be a great value restaurant did a great deal until 5pm have now stopped the deal restaurant was empty, meal was double the price and portions actually smaller. Food OK but don't think I will be going back felt a bit ripped off.

Thoroughly enjoyed home made soup and a delicious panini for my lunch followed by tea and biscuits. Didn't want big breakfast my hotel offered and the tea rooms bacon roll and excellent cuppa got my day of to a good start - 3 times. Found the staff very friendly. Sorry for other traveller who felt ignored must have been a one off.

Ok, this place and every other Wetherspoons does appalling white wine by the glass, particularly if you only want a couple. The Barossa Ink red however is excellent! My review however is about the marvelous ramen… who would have thought you would get a gorgeous bowl of beautiful broth in Wetherspoons???It is a fine example of deep tasty comforting soup, slightly spicy and properly steaming hot and filled with tasty veg and noodles. A big well done for introducing this it is fabulous! I will be back at least once a week…., (please change your indigestion, heartburn wine it’s rubbish)

Got my family a mixed grill (£14), 2 chicken biryani's along with chicken nuggets and chips. The grill had meat which was all burnt (not edible) and the chicken within very dry. The biryani doesn't have much flavour, not enough spices to make it an original biryani. The chicken in this didn't have any flavour. Just an awful experience, my family were eager to enjoy only to be disappointed.

Place is a nightmare. Phoned twice to try and book a table got told will be back in a minute then left on the line for over 15 minutes before leaving it. Was concerned with the individual who decided to pick the phone up and begin to heavily breathe down the line. Turned up was only three chairs at a table meant for four. Wasn't made aware that there was a limited menu. Place is a bit of a mess with a food area essentially attached to a pub with a DJ trying to make it some weird nightclub vibe. If you want to go for a pint aye ok but avoid for anything. Absolute disaster.

Absolutely adore this place. Great vibe, great tunes, and generally a brilliant spot to chill and have a laugh. Love the steady flow of DJs and bands that come through, and the lively scene. The folks who work here are so lovely from the gents on the door to the bar staff (shout out to Ross and his 10/10 grapefruit margaritas). Excellent variety of cocktails/drinks on offer, especially if you're into beer. Definitely a place to stop by for a few the next time you're looking for a good night out in Glasgow.

Place is a shambles. No consistency whatsoever. Shut every time we visit. Ye phone to order and they to you use the app. The app doesn’t work. Their timings are all over the shot. What’s the point in having a shop if you’re never open or reliable. Local area needs a better roll shop pronto. Would make a killing.

Visited for afternoon tea very poor quality and selection of sandwiches and cakes best part lovely scones definitely not worth the money. Hotel was nice and staff friendly but won’t be back.

Food is good and reasonably priced. Service is also very good. All that said the drinks prices are dreadful; a 175ml glass of wine £17.50, a cocktail £25! Sadly they certainly overcharge on drinks by a considerable margin. Cremant at £10 for 125ml is quite reasonable!

This is old school food restaurant and there is nothing wrong with that. We try different things from the menu but will go back to steak pie or breakfast options which are our favourites.

Wouldn't recommend anyone eat here. The food really lets the hotel down. The menu is so limited with a poor choice of tasteless fast food. Surely they can do better than this!

We have visited this establishment regularly, now called Carriages But on 2 recent visitss were very disappointed. We had dinner, nothing exciting but one of us had a pasta dish and requested parmisan, the waiter said he would get it, some 10minutes later no parmisan, we repeated the request another 5 minutes and still nothing, the waitress said sorry did not have any when we were paying the bill Surely if you sre serving pasta you should have parmisan. The next lunch we popped in with 2 grandchildren for something small to eat , but were informed could not do food as not booked, there were plenty of empty tables

When asked if the food was vegetarian-friendly, we were told it was fried in vegetable oil, but a further question revealed everything was fried in the same place, no separate frying sections. Majorly disappointed, especially as the online menu is apparently severely outdated and advertises vegetarian options that no longer exist, or may have never existed in the first place.