Burrell Collection (The)

In 1944, Sir William Burrell gifted the city, his obsessive stockpile of art treasures, all of which were amassed during his prodigious l...

Set in the attractive Pollok Country Park, this 18th century Palladian mansion houses the Stirling Maxwell collection o...

Reputedly Scotland's largest nightclub, this is a mammoth place with three floors and a designer decor, so there are plenty of corners to...

This is reputedly the first pub in Glasgow to introduce picture windows and they make for a very pleasant atmosphere, particularly on tho...

This has been judged by many as the finest of all Grecian terraces and consists of 10 two floor houses. The upper floor is smaller than t...

Like the more established branch of Cul de Sac in the west end, this is a fashionable but cheerful place to start your evening with DJs [...

One of the few really decent cafes in this area, Moyra Jane's sets the standard for newcomers to live up to. A former bank building, the...

This is a spacious pub or restaurant which still boasts the original church's stained glass windows. It used to be the Langside Free Chur...

This converted tram station on the south side is a popular resting place for today's battle-weary Glaswegians. The primary attraction is...

The warm welcome, the efficient and famously friendly service and the atmosphere all make Roma Mia, an ideal place for an intimate, relax...

This restaurant is named after the Indian equivalent of British Sloane Rangers and the decor is suitably chic and stylish. One half is do...

This large restaurant nonetheless feels much smaller and more intimate than it actually is, an impression created by the comfortable deco...

Fun-loving Greek and Mediterranean cuisine, with lots of vegetarian options, is what this popular taverna has to offer. The restaurant is...

Ho Wong is somewhat off the main drag of Argyle Street, but it's well worth seeking out. A meal here doesn't come particularly cheap but...

The Buttery has genuine old-fashioned charm. A meal here is like stepping back in time, from the waitresses dressed all in black to the l...

This cellar bistro looks a bit like a library with its book-lined walls and old-fashioned decor, but there's no need to keep quiet. Downs...

Perhaps one of the greatest advantages of this restaurant is its central location and close proximity to Glasgow's two major railway stat...

Down in this basement restaurant the food is as hot and spicy as you'd expect to be served up in Hell, while at weekends the deafening so...