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GO Budget Restaurants in Glasgow |
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If you’re
looking for somewhere to eat on a shoestring budget there’s
plenty of options available in Glasgow so you can save
your cash for hitting the shops or bars later in the evening. China Town [map] on New City Road, is one of those places that proves particularly popular with students and the local Chinese community (which is always a good sign). Serving a massive buffet that can provide at least a weekend’s worth of food supplies in one visit, you’ll find a range of beef and chicken dishes as well as won ton soup, salad, prawns and a good choice of vegetarian dishes. Get involved in the fun at another gigantic buffet, this time incorporating an Italian theme at Deep Pan Pizza Company [map] on Bath Street. This diamond of a venue offers as much pizza, garlic bread and salad as you can consume for a bargain price (usually around £5). Inhabited by businessmen, office workers, sales assistants, students and school kids, how long will it be before you join them in the queue? Alternatively head to Dino’s [map] on Sauchiehall Street, for more Italian treats. You can’t miss Dino’s as it’s sign posted in neon, but once inside you’ll forget all about being in Glasgow and feel more like you’re sitting in a Milano piazza. Enjoy the antipasta, soups, salads, pasta dishes, pizzas and some exquisite and traditional desserts. Get a taste of Scotland for just a couple of quid at Rab Ha’s [map] on Hutcheson Street. This refurbished Victorian building is home to a friendly bar (that serves excellent snacks), a restaurant and hotel. You can choose from meat dishes or organic vegetarian cuisine and some great traditional Scottish fare. Rab Ha’s particularly appeals to those keen to live a healthy lifestyle. The Big Blue [map] on Great Western Road offers diners some of the best al fresco eating in Glasgow. Choose a balcony seat overlooking the River Klein and sit back to enjoy inventive pizzas and delicious tapas. If you like the idea of grabbing a slice of bargain-price café culture you’ll be keen to visit Caffe Uno [map] on Royal Exchange Square, where you can enjoy some delicious snacks and while away the hours over a coffee or two. You could get a filling snack when you’re on the move at Ichiban [map] on Queen Street, which is home to the once-humble noodle. Canteen-style dining means that you get served quickly and can fill up on some of the delicious meals on offer, which include plenty of veggie options. Every dish offers great value for money too. |
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