Amore

About Amore

• Food: 5

  Ambience: 5

  Service: 5

  Value: 5

  Fantastic lunch!!!

  Had a lovely lunch here yesterday with my son. The food was great and our server was very attentive... Would definitely go back in the very near future. CAN'T WAIT.

  margaret appleby - dined in restaurant 20/10/2017
• Food: 5

  Ambience: 5

  Service: 5

  Value: 5

  A favourite restaurant

  Had an excellent lunch Great value two courses for £8.95 Food was delicious Can't wait to go back

  Richard Belshaw - dined in restaurant 13/10/2017

Family-run Italian in Merchant City

Amore Ristorante e Pizzeria is a family-owned Italian in Glasgow’s Merchant City. The Ingram Street restaurant opened in 2008 and has won many loyal clients thanks to its friendly service and authentic Italian dishes. Amore has a spacious, open dining room but also offers booths for those keen on a more intimate meal. The tartan-backed seats are always a talking point. Views into the kitchen allow diners to watch the kitchen brigade in action.

Extensive Italian menus

Amore offers several menus including a very comprehensive a la carte. Hearty pasta and crisp, stone-baked pizza choices are prominent. Old favourites such as spaghetti carbonara rub shoulders with more experimental options like the pizza alla Scozzese – pizza topped with haggis and bacon.

As well as seafood dishes like the mussels in a marinara sauce, there is a selection of steaks, Italian burgers and chicken dishes like the pollo al pepe – chicken breast flamed in brandy and served with a creamy peppercorn sauce. Naturally, there is a selection of classic veal dishes such as vitello Milanese and saltimbocca alla Romana – veal cooked with Parma ham, cheese and a white wine and sage velouté.

Local attractions and transport links

Amore is on Ingram Street in Glasgow’s Merchant City. There are numerous pay car parks nearby. The nearest rail station is on the High Street. Queen Street rail and subway stations are a ten minute walk. Attractions in the area include the Ramshorn and Tron theatres, the Old Fruitmarket and the Barrowland concert halls.