Top 5: places for food in Glasgow

Glasgow enjoys its position on the UK tourist scene, attracting a sea of visitors every year for its stunning architecture, exciting nightlife, and the enriching art events. The city has received critical acclaim for its vibrant culinary experience which caters to every kind of food-lover. From simple, alfresco cafes to the plush fine-dining eateries, from hearty Italian pizzas to eclectic world cuisines, here’s our Top 5 places food in Glasgow:

 

1. Mother India Café

A modern interior design, warm staff, and a colourful atmosphere make Mother India Café a must-visit spot for every foodie & desi visiting the city. The cafe serves perfectly spiced tapas-style Indian dishes which makes it easy to share the dishes. Thus, be ready to eat & share every dish on their menu with your fellow trippers! Do try the delicious lemon and cashew rice or the classic garlic naan with a curry.

 

2. Two Fat Ladies at The Buttery

Two Fat Ladies is located right at the busy Argyle Street, in the city. Argyle Street is always packed with hungry tourists and locals. The eatery is known for its upscale Scottish menu and yummy cocktails. The warm service & dark wood interiors makes Two Fat Ladies a must visit.

 

3. Baked Pizza

Baked Pizza is a fun Italian diner on Duke Street. It offers Roman-style fast food including thick-base pizza slices made from an airy dough. They also offer many topping choices. The cafe changes its ingredients per the season. Nevertheless, one can always enjoy a classic Margherita or try out other toppings or crusts. Any tripper can also carry their own booze for a small price. In conclusion, Baked Pizza, is a great place to eat dinner and drink.

 

4. Cafe Andaluz

As the name suggests, Cafe Andaluz is a Spanish-style space with a Moroccan touch. The interior design gives the space a summery dining vibe. This neighbourhood cafe with their creative dishes and warm customer service maintains its reputation as an old favourite in the city. The lamb shoulder tagine, morcilla and chorizo are surely worth a try.

 

5. Cail Bruich

Looking for a fancy restaurant for a date night? Cail Bruich, an award-winning restaurant located at Glasgow’s West End is well known for its Scottish cuisine cooked with classic French technique. The well crafted menu serves delicious items like the pumpkin gougère, orkney scallops with sea-kale and artichoke, & the apple and malt crumble souffle. The meals are also paired with finest wines which makes it perfect for a romantic evening.

 

If you’re a Food Tripper, head over to our blog and indulge the best spots to eat around the globe!

 

Happy Tripping!