Glasgow Restaurants...
You will be advised of the date of your dinner the month prior to the dinner
CARLUCCIO'S - 7 West Nile Street, City Centre - This brand new restaurant is part of a chain opened by renowned TV chef Antonio Carluccio. Billing themselves as the best Italian restaurant in town, they offer genuine freshly prepared Italian cuisine at an affordable price. The atmosphere is informal and bustling with a colourful deli at the entrance. We loved it! (£36.50) map
BAROLO GRILL - 92-94 Mitchell Street, City Centre - The Barolo Grill is the latest new venture from the restauranteurs who have brought us Cafe Andaluz and Amarone. The interior is very smart, yet welcoming and cosy. They specialise in quality Scottish steaks, meats and seafood served with a contemporary Italian touch. One not to miss. (£37.50) map
THE DRAKE - 1 Lynedoch Street, Charing Cross - This restaurant was once the upper floor of a large Victorian townhouse. The restaurant areas still have the original period features including original fireplaces and cornicing giving a very special ambience. With friendly staff and excellent Scottish cuisine you are sure to have a great night. (£35.50) map
DON COSTANZO - 13 Woodside Crescent, Charing Cross - This new family run restaurant is owned by Costanzo Cacace who formerly owned the long established Caprese Restaurant. Housed in a cosy basement in the Park district it provides the perfect setting for an authentic Italian trattoria experience. Costanzo prides himself in top quality Italian cuisine using the freshest of seasonal produce. (£39.50) map
RESTAURANT BAR & GRILL - 2nd Floor Princes Square, 48 Buchanan Street, City Centre - This well established Glasgow favourite continues to offer great food and service with an open kitchen allowing you to watch the creative chefs in action. The decor is warm, chic and sophisticated and this restaurant is the perfect place to spend an evening. (£39.50) map
BABBITY BOWSTER - 16-18 Blackfriars Street, Merchant City - The welcoming coal fire at the entrance of this Glasgow institution makes this one of the cosiest venues in town. Formerly a tobacco lord's Town house, this restaurant is steeped in history and was designed by renowned architect, Robert Adam. You can expect some good old fashioned Celtic hospitality whilst dining in the Franco-Scottish restaurant. (£35) map