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We booked for 7.45 but I mistakenly thought it was 7.30, but they gave us a table anyway no fuss. Service was great, lovely staff. It was quite busy but a great atmosphere. We had the two for £18 deal which was fish n chips for 2 and a glass of wine each. Brilliant value. Can't wait to go back here.
tracey little - dined in restaurant 12/04/2019
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Attended this little gem for the first time and was not disappointed. Both myself and hubby had the Stornaway Black Pudding supper and we agreed that it was delicious, the batter not too heavy, just right. There was a bottle of wine include in the deal and it did not disappoint either.
ROSE-ANN CREANEY - dined in restaurant 28/07/2018
The Chippy Doon The Lane has updated the concept of the traditional fish and chip shop for the 21st century, with a fresh, contemporary space on McCormick Lane, just off Buchanan Street in Glasgow’s city centre. With a slight industrial feel thanks to its stripped bricks and exposed pipe work, The Chippy Doon The Lane’s welcoming staff and lighting give the restaurant a warm glow.
The Chippy Doon The Lane takes a fresh look at the traditional fish and chip shop that has been loved for so long in Glasgow. Battered fish served with hand-cut chips and home made tartar sauce are the core of the menu and customers can choose between coley, plaice, haddock, cod, lemon sole, scampi or monkfish. Lovers of chip shop tradition can crown fish suppers with a pickled onion or even the more daring pickled egg.
If fish and chips is not a preference, there is a selection of alternatives, ranging from chippy favourites such as a sausage supper to smoked haddock fishcakes, grilled Loch Fyne kippers and veggie spring rolls. Children have their own menu and there is an outside seating area, should Glasgow’s weather be unusually rain-free. Thanks to The Chippy Doon The Lane, Glasgow’s love affair with battered seafood should not cease anytime soon.
Located in the middle of Buchanan Street’s many shops, McCormick Lane is home to The Chippy Doon The Lane, meaning shoppers can visit for a bite to eat in between visiting some of Glasgow’s much-loved stores. With Buchanan Street subway station and Queen Street and Central rail stations just a short walk away, as well as bus and taxi stops located throughout the city centre, travel is no issue to diners.