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If you want to
splash out on some excellent cuisine during your stay
in Glasgow there’s plenty of venues offering a high-class
menu. There’s a lot in a name and it’s easy to guess that Cosmopol [map] is a cut above many other restaurants. Located on Hope Street, and right in the heart of Glasgow’s financial district, this modern European restaurant is frequented by businesspeople who enjoy the eclectic menu, which includes roasted sweet pimento, haggis pakora and Paris brown mushrooms. The restaurant also offers a pre-theatre menu for those hoping to enjoy a truly decadent evening. Glasgow has lots of famous names around and one you can always count on for a slice of exotic cuisine is Malmaison [map]. The brasserie is located in the crypt of the Malmaison Hotel at West George Street. The restaurant has an excellent reputation for offering fabulous French cuisine and there’s plenty of classics on offer as well as some unusual fusion food. So why not soak up the dark and luxurious surroundings and dine here by candlelight. One of Glasgow’s most popular restaurants is The Ubiquitous Chip [map] on Ashton Lane. Having occupied a place in the area’s dining scene for the past 30 years, The Chip has won many awards including a Red M from Michelin. This place is worth visiting for the choice of 150 whiskies alone, but most people flock here for the excellent seafood on offer and the game specialities. If you want a simple place to enjoy good food head to Yes [map] on West Nile Street, which is favoured by business professionals. The restaurant offers Scottish cuisine with a Mediterranean twist and there’s also a café bar upstairs for pre-dinner or post-dinner drinks. Adventurous types should order the special surprise menu that consists of four courses of whatever the chef fancies on that particular day. For another taste of Scotland head to Cameron’s [map] at the Glasgow Hilton on William Street, which offers exquisite and traditional dining in a décor of wood panelling and marble columns. Go for the six-course Taste of Scotland to get a real idea about the quality this restaurant cooks up. Contemporary Scottish cuisine is also on the menu at Bouzy Rouge [map] on West Regent Street. This romantic candle-lit venue is owned by the award-winning Brown family, who also have restaurants in Airdie and Edinburgh. This is a great venue for family dining and gets busy very quickly so do book well in advance. |
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