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This restaurant is named after the Indian equivalent of British Sloane Rangers and the decor is suitably chic and stylish. One half is done up in chrome and glass but if this is just too cool for comfort, there's the blue room,... more
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For a taste of the Orient, this is probably the best-known Thai restaurant in town as well as simply one of the best. Authentic food is served up by impeccably polite staff and is so beautifully presented that it seems almost b... more
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The biggest and flashiest restaurant in town, and the largest Indian restaurant in the country, this former cinema can take bookings for 800. And it's not just the size that impresses. Mindful of its past, a huge screen shows c... more
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Built in 1842, the Virginia Mansion has played host to countless banks and even the High Court over the years. Now, restored to its magnificent former glory, it houses Corinthian - complete with exclusive members-only bar (Ewan... more
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A cosy and upmarket Italian restaurant that offers much more than just pizzas and variations on spaghetti bolonaise. The proof of La Parmigiana's success is in the sheer quantity of ex-pat Italians who choose to eat here. Servi... more
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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 not even close to the biggest. Michael Jackson, Keanu Reeves and Billy Connolly have all... more
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You won't find any subtle classics on the menu here, but it's busy and with good reason. There's a daily all-you-can-eat buffet involving pizza (obviously), garlic bread and salad, at the bargain price of about £5 (midday-9pm d... more
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Located in the Modern Museum of Art, The Modern is an attraction in itself, drawing diners in for a taste of creative French Cuisine. Head to the dining room with stunning views of the Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, or f... more
Real Travelers who've been here
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…’s equivalent of Sydney Harbour). It’s very posh and very modern executive. I’ll send another email with all… continue reading »
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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 it is worth shelling out that little extra. It is relaxed and welcoming but very distingui... more
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For many, Chinese food is an acquired taste, and those with a taste for this cuisine can fully satisfy themselves at the Panda House. Who would think in backwater Scotland you would find such fine Asian food, the type you would... more
Glasgow Travel Experiences
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Bonnie Scotland & Family
A visit to Scotland is a must on my round the world journey. I have not been there for several years and the draw to Brian and Mar... Continue reading »
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Pipes and Highland Dancers
After breakfast this morning we had a quick walk around the back garden of the hotel - BallyGally Castle. Although now with many extensio... Continue reading »
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Cold Sunday in Glasgow
Spent the morning with Stewart who lived in Napier last year working in Manna cafe. Was good to see him and catch up. Then went to Modern... Continue reading »
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Glasgow - Day 3
On our third day in Glasgow we took it easy and relaxed for a while. Much of the day was spent booking hostels and planes. We had no idea... Continue reading »
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Glasgow
Getting up at (approx) 7:30am for breakfast wasn't that bad. We got coupons for breakfast, which would normally cost around 10 euro (I gu... Continue reading »
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