Guidebook for Glasgow City
Food Scene
Scots love a good cup of tea, and few places offer more variety than Tchai-Ovna. This charming, slightly ramshackle little cafe is housed in a former 19th century stables, tucked into a cobbled lane in the city’s West End. In addition to dozens of types of tasty leaf tea, they serve delicious vegan and vegetarian food and also host live music three or four times a week.
74 locals recommend
Tchai-Ovna House of Tea
33 Otago LnScots love a good cup of tea, and few places offer more variety than Tchai-Ovna. This charming, slightly ramshackle little cafe is housed in a former 19th century stables, tucked into a cobbled lane in the city’s West End. In addition to dozens of types of tasty leaf tea, they serve delicious vegan and vegetarian food and also host live music three or four times a week.
Chaophraya & Palm Sugar Lounge
175 Buchanan StGreat Thai food, lovely atmosphere, grand building
I love their food, super-delicious and be sure to try their samosas. The restaurant is beautiful, and service great!
10 locals recommend
Chaakoo Bombay Cafe
79 St Vincent StI love their food, super-delicious and be sure to try their samosas. The restaurant is beautiful, and service great!
Babu Bombay Street Kitchen
Great yummy breakfasts with a difference
Drinks & Nightlife
The Social Glasgow
17 John StGreat for drinks, brunch and nibbles
Sloans
108 Argyle Stfor some Scottish cuisine and for beer lovers
You can find everything in or around Merchant Square, great for a night out, food and drinks
60 locals recommend
Bar Square
5 Bell StYou can find everything in or around Merchant Square, great for a night out, food and drinks
Everything Else
The Social Glasgow
17 John StGreat for drinks, brunch and nibbles
Botanical Gardens station
Parks & Nature
Botanical Gardens station
Arts & Culture
The Glasgow Art Club
185 Bath StEssentials
Tesco Express
17 Millbrae RdAny essentials you can get from here