A spot for that mid-week wine or weekend cocktail, Five March's cocktails never disappoint. If you happen to get peckish, order a small plate or two to pair with your spritz of the night.
For all things fish, head straight to Crabshakk. The food is without a doubt exceptional but what makes this Glasgow spot a gem, is its incredible ambience. If you're hunting for a low-key but stellar dining spot, and love seafood as much as we do, book a table at Crabshakk.
Gloriosa takes family style dining to a whole new realm. The focaccia, gloriously gooey, the mackerel, grilled and salted to perfection, and the somewhat bizarre looking globe artichoke, whole but doused in a chive butter. The star of the show (or the stars in this case) is pretty much the entirety of the dessert menu.
Cafe, bar, hangout. Otherwise known as Naked Soup. A place where sweet tattie, lentil & coconut soup is the house classic, bagels are a side dish and sangria comes red, white or orange. No booking is needed, though keep half an eye on any upcoming pop-ups; from sunday roasts to night of steak frites, they're totally worth attending.
Tiramisu swirl, choco & lime bun, tonka bean & caramelised white choc doughnuts, we can't say no. Kaf coffee's selection of sweet treats is enough to have our mouths watering, our tummies rumbling. Stop by for a coffee and pastry break, and don't leave without perusing the ever-so aesthetic deli shelf.