Alaska

Situated a stone's throw away from Sauchiehall Street, Alaska offers a good variety of music, anything from soul to upbeat dance classics...

Founded in 1962 by Sir Alexander Gibson, Scottish Opera has gone from strength to strength and now employs over 200 people. It has establ...

This is an avant-garde gallery based in a dental practice (yes, really) in the heart of the fine art district. It specializes in unusual,...

A large city centre style bar where young people in trendy gear gather to have a drink and meet their mates after work or before heading...

The Griffin, then known as the King's Arms, was built in 1903 in anticipation of trade from the King's Theatre which...

This striking yellow building, now housing Halls of Residence for the University of Strathclyde, was designed by Weddel and Inglis in 193...

This much-loved Alexander Thomson building stands on a corner site, an unusual treat, which he indulged by spreading his designs round th...

Although it tends to have a low profile in Glasgow, this is a worthwhile and often enthralling centre, staging a range of art forms inclu...

Branches of Pizza Express crop up everywhere but manage to avoid feeling too much like a chain by cultivating a different look and atmosp...

This extravagantly decorated restaurant in a former cinema is a Glasgow institution dating from the 1970s and is popular amongst the loca...

Newcomers to Thai cuisine may feel a panic attack approaching when they get a look at Pattaya's menu; it's not the kind of brief list tha...

A favourite with young professionals, this restaurant offers a tasty Indian menu with all the dishes you would expect, plus a few surpris...

Cafe India is huge with seating for nearly 600 on two levels - ground and basement, but it's not the only big restaurant in Glasgow, it's...

Cafe Antipasti is bright and the service is brisk and friendly. The food is classic Italian; a wide range of pizzas and pastas with a few...

The chic and stylish Malmaison is a hotel with a great place to eat. Visit the brasserie down in the crypt and enjoy it...

Right on the corner of Charing Cross lurks this little corner of Mexico. Passers-by seem unable to resist looking through the window at t...

This popular restaurant gets a lot of its trade from Sauchiehall Street shoppers and those on their way to or from the cinema. The two-co...

For a slice of pizza or a spaghetti dish, this Italian restaurant will not disappoint. Although it's owned by the people responsible for...