Radisson SAS Hotel Glasgow

Step into the multi-storey darkness of The Cathouse and watch it live up to its reputation as the city's ruling gothic palace. Thursday u...

Salsa the night away at Havana, where leopardskin roams wild and Cuban rum flows freely. Part of a nationwide chain, this cheerful and st...

This popular pub is actually the oldest gay bar in Scotland. It's usually very crowded, with every kind of person and a regular, rather m...

Built in 1906 by James Miller, this striking viaduct carries the railway lines out of Central Station and over Argyle Street. Its rich, o...

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...

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...

This central ristorante is named after the poet Ludovico Ariosto who built a castle in the Tuscan village where owner Renato Paladini was...

An unprepossessing exterior conceals the fact that, in Glasgow, restaurants do not come much posher than this. The impressive decor repli...

A restaurant with a cafe-bar upstairs, Yes is a stylish and elegant, albeit rather impersonal, venue for a night out. Smartly dressed pro...

Sophisticated and urbane, the decor here has a rich art nouveau-esque Parisian feel with a marble staircase, gorgeous red velvet curtains...

A hip minimalist design creates an aura of calmness and serenity here, totally unpolluted by cigarette smoke. Long bench tables are set o...

A mellow, tastefully decorated basement restaurant, Gamba is a fashionable choice for enjoying seafood. Chef Derek Marshall is building q...

Windows at the Carlton George is a place to come to when you'd rather have a bird's eye view of the world - with its seventh floor dining...