Fine Dining in Glasgow

If you want a treat meal or somewhere to celebrate a special occasion, there are some good options in Glasgow. Read on to find out more.

First up is Ubiquitous Chip, going strong for more than 40 years. Drawing on local ingredients, chefs pride themselves on offering one of the most distinctive culinary experiences in the city.

Ask a Glaswegian about the most famous restaurants in town and they’ll likely mention Café Gandolfi. This place serves Scottish classics such as haggis and Arbroath smokies in a charming setting.

Rogano is one for food and design lovers thanks to its original Art Deco furnishings. The menu focuses on seafood and you can sit down for a full meal in the restaurant or grab a sandwich in the oyster bar if you are in a hurry.

A multi-award winner, The Gannet is part of a new food movement in Glasgow. The menu is short but you won’t be disappointed by the chef’s choice of dishes.

In the fashionable West End of the city you’ll find Stravaigin. Eating local is the focus here, and the haggis is supposed to be especially good, so it’s a great place to try the iconic dish.