GFF are delighted to recommend a select group of restaurants specifically chosen for their great service and good value.
The story goes that Afternoon Tea became popular around 1841, when Anna Maria Russell, 7th Duchess of Bedford requested that tea and cakes be served in the late afternoon to tide her over until her evening meal. As time passed the Duchess would invite friends to tea, creating the sociable event that we now know and love. Blythswood Square are delighted to now be able to invite you to enjoy Afternoon Tea in The Salon. Served daily between 12pm and 5pm, Cream Tea starts from £9.50 and Afternoon Tea from £20.00 per person.What better way to relax at the weekend than enjoying a Boozy Snoozy Sunday at Blythswood Square? Our Boozy Snoozy Sundays come at a set price of £80 for a table of four and include three courses (from our Market Menu), coffee and bottle of Prosecco. We are happy to quote for smaller or larger groups too. Served 12pm - 3pm and 6pm - 10pm every Sunday.
For more information: See www.blythswoodsquare.com or call 0141 248 8888.
Blythswood Square Glasgow also offer competitve rates with their hotel and you can check them out here.
Lucky 7 is Glasgow's newest restaurant on Bath Street. Come along and sample our amazing menu...get your lunch for only £4 and all our main courses are only £7! We've sourced all our products from local farms and we think having top quality products on the menu makes the food taste that little bit better... The idea is simple, good food, no fuss - restaurant quality food without the restaurant price tag. Lucky 7 will be open between 11am and 11pm every day and until 3am every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday (for late night munchies like freshly made pakora or posh cheese on toast.)
For more information: See www.lucky7canteen.co.uk or 0141 331 6227
Two Fat Ladies City Centre is the more recently opened sister restaurant to the favourite old stalwart of the same name on Dumbarton Road in the West End. The original is so tiny it's cute, seating only 26 covers, and the City Centre version isn't much bigger, but in this it manages to capture much of the charm of its sister. It's small size makes for a friendly and informal atmosphere and the staff are always smiling and helpful. The menu is primarily seafood based and everything is cooked so perfectly and with such simple style that it should tempt even the most determined hater of seafood, but there are always delicious meaty alternatives for those who refuse to be converted. Must try dishes include the Two Fat's fish platter, which changes daily, (tempting you to return again and again), and scallops with Stornoway black pudding, which can be served as a starter or as a main course.
For more information: See www.twofatladiesrestaurant.com or 0141 847 0088.
Enjoy Glasgow's premier award winning Asian fusion restaurant. Illuminated by a constellation of glittering fairy lights on Mitchell Lane, Bar Soba has the feel of an upmarket bar with its silvery and dark brown walls, Banksy-style graffiti art and muted orange lighting, but keeps its urbane and trendy clientele entertained with an accessible, energetic fusion menu.Blythswood
For more information: See www.barsoba.co.uk or 0141 204 2404.
The Local, Scotland's reigning Spirit Bar of the Year. The stylish bar and diner is home to a funky underground pool lounge housing five full-size American pool tables as well as boasting one of the city's most eclectic food menus with dishes ranging from authentic New York style pizzas to delicious Indonesian chicken curry. From big nights out to lazy Sunday afternoons with generous helpings of comfort food from the brunch menu, we have the perfect ingredients to be your favourite Local!
For more information: See www.the-local.co.uk or 0141 332 8100.
Mama San Bar is one of Glasgow's most stylish and exclusive night clubs as well as encompassing a restaurant and lounge. This unique space provides an exclusive and dynamic place to party with its backdrop of quirky Interiors finished by New York Design Gurus Omnivore. Mama San also serves up award winning contemporary Pan-Asian cuisine in seductive surroundings. Whether your mood calls for an authentic Thai Curry, Japanese Sushi, Robata Grills or Tempura, Chinese Dim Sum or Wok Dishes there are any number of variations to seduce your palette.
For more information: See www.mama-san.co.uk or 0141 352 8800.
257 West Campbell Street, Glasgow, G2 4TT
Red Onion provides a relaxing all day eating and drinking experience and is conveniently located in Glasgow’s city centre, this makes Red Onion the perfect retreat for shoppers, local business regulars and visitors to the City alike.
Local celebrity chef/owner, John Quigley (who was private chef to rock stars – Bryan Adams, Tina Turner and Bee Gees) has created an extensive menu aimed to please every diner. He believes in using the finest natural local produce available and combining them with the many ingredients and flavours he has experienced on his extensive world travels. Popular dishes on the menu include shellfish spaghetti, prawn tempura, finnan haddie and char grilled steaks. The décor is stylish and relaxed in comfortable leather and wood and discreet background music adds to the atmosphere. Red Onion is a superb and intimate restaurant for lunch and dinner with family, friends or colleagues.
Red Onion is open 7 days 12 noon till late.
Special Offer: A 3 course pre and post movie supper at Red Onion for the duration of the Festival inc a complimentary glass of wine or after dinner Malt whisky £15.95.
For more information and full menu details and reservation enquiries please go to:
www.red-onion.co.uk or call 0141 221 6000.
