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About Number 16

A cosy and well-established West End favourite offering quality food, friendly service and great value in relaxed surroundings.

About Roastit Bubbly Jocks

Roastit Bubbly Jocks is a modern Scottish restaurant on Dumbarton Road in Partick, Glasgow. Named after the old Scots for a roasted turkey, it was established in 2002 as a friendly neighbourhood restaurant in the West End of Glasgow.

About Scottish Tea House

The Scottish Tea House, situated in the tranquil town of Dillarburn, just outside Lanark, is a unique tea house with its own tea garden and facility to grow its own tea leaves.

About Sherbrooke Castle Hotel

Arriving at Sherbrooke Castle you may find it hard to believe you are still in Glasgow. The magnificent baronial building surrounded by sweeping grounds located in the leafy suburb of Pollokshields, feels a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

About Table Twenty Eight

TaBle TwentY Eight is an exciting new restaurant in the heart of Merchant City with a contemporary Scottish menu and a delightful range of cocktails.

About The Boathouse

The Boathouse Kitchen & Bar takes pride in extending a warm Scottish welcome, serving delightful home-cooked Scottish cuisine and beverages. Their menu is a hearty reflection of Scotland’s diversity crafted with seasonal, local ingredients to guarantee a superb experience from the moment you arrive. Their bar area is wonderfully inviting and offers a range of beers, cocktails, gins or drams to name a few.

About The Buttery

Old world charm meets Glasgow style sophistication as two Glasgow culinary institutions merge.

About The Finnieston

Taking its name from the hip and fashionable area in which it sits, The Finnieston Bar and Restaurant is a safe haven for seafood lovers. Cosy wooden booths, a few tiled walls, storm lamps, rigging and fishing photos all lend an appropriately nautical theme. An open fire keeps it all cosy. If the decor tips a wink to old sea dogs, the cooking – and the cocktail list – are distinctly more modern and urban. An outside seating area is popular when the weather is behaving.

About The Grahamston - Radisson Blu

Part of the architecturally-ambitious Radisson Blu Hotel in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre. Walk in the footsteps of a Grahamstonian through contemporary takes on classic dishes, local ingredients and twists on vintage cocktails

About The Pipers' Tryst

Located in the Cowcaddens area of Glasgow city centre, The Pipers’ Tryst is a cosy Scottish restaurant in the National Piping Centre on McPhater Street. The Pipers’ Tryst is handy for the nearby theatre venues as well as Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall, so is ideal for a pre-show meal or intimate dinner. With a modern decor and a welcoming ambience, the restaurant showcases quality Scottish dishes made with locally sourced produce.

About The Restaurant- Edinburgh Marriott Hotel Holyrood

Quality steak and seafood in Holyrood

Based in the 4-star Marriott Edinburgh Holyrood, The Restaurant serves up classic ingredients from farm and sea with a twist of fully packed flavouring. Using only the finest in locally sourced meat and fish, the focus is on elegant simplicity. This means that world-renowned Aberdeen Angus beef and hand-dived North Atlantic scallops will both be jostling for your attention on the menu (and, most likely, on your plate as well).

About Tolbooth Tavern

Housed in a former toll collection point, prison and court that originally date back to 1591, the Tolbooth Tavern is a cosy and traditional Scottish pub. The small exterior gives way to a spacious bar and mezzanine dining area. The Royal Mile location attracts many visitors as well as a regular clientele of locals.

About Windows - Carlton George

Windows at the Carlton George Hotel in the city centre is Glasgow’s only rooftop restaurant and can be found on West George Street, just off Buchanan Street and George Square. A short walk from the Royal Concert Hall, Windows is ideally located for a pre-show meal.