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By *BCx OP Couple
over a year ago
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Heading into Glasgow city centre for lunch tomorrow and looking for some ideas of where to go for food. We always end up in the same places - Miller and Carter, Halloumi, Bar Soba or bloody Wetherspoons if we can't decide!!!!
Open to any kind of food.
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over a year ago
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"Heading into Glasgow city centre for lunch tomorrow and looking for some ideas of where to go for food. We always end up in the same places - Miller and Carter, Halloumi, Bar Soba or bloody Wetherspoons if we can't decide!!!!
Open to any kind of food.
I love DiMaggio’s on Exchange Square, La Lanterna at the Argyll St end of Hope Street, Nippon Kitchen on West George Street or Viva Brazil on Bothwell St if you’re in the mood for meat lol
Mrs
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"Heading into Glasgow city centre for lunch tomorrow and looking for some ideas of where to go for food. We always end up in the same places - Miller and Carter, Halloumi, Bar Soba or bloody Wetherspoons if we can't decide!!!!
Open to any kind of food.
Thanks "
Chakoo Bombay cafe. Well worth a visit. Good food, reasonably priced, lovely decor. |
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By *imbobaMan
over a year ago
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"Elia on George Square.
The On and Finch on Sauchiehall St. It's a fair bit along it though. "
Auto correcting “Ox”. It is very good to excellent.
Babs and the Crab Shack. Could be shak cause it’s trendy. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The ubiquitous chip!"
Stretching the city centre a bit 
But if we're doing that, you may as well go to Unalome or Cail Bruich, the 2 Michelin.starred places in Glasgow. |
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"The ubiquitous chip!
Stretching the city centre a bit
But if we're doing that, you may as well go to Unalome or Cail Bruich, the 2 Michelin.starred places in Glasgow."
Worth the trip tho |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The ubiquitous chip!
Stretching the city centre a bit
But if we're doing that, you may as well go to Unalome or Cail Bruich, the 2 Michelin.starred places in Glasgow.
Worth the trip tho "
It is! Recently been bought over by a pub chain though, so no doubt the quality will go majorly downhill.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Went to Ting Thai Caravan last week. Very nice. Or Mezcal also if yer after a nice Mexican  "
Had no idea ting Thai spread to Glasgow. It’s a great wee spot. |
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I know you’ve already been but for future reference and others reading
Another vote for babs cracking place especially for veggies.
Amore is on the slightly pricier side but lovely, al fresco tables in summer are nice.
La vita spuntini
Roma in Bath street
And finally mine and daughters favourite -
Nippon kitchen (W George st between yo! And Wagamama but more authentic Japanese dining experience) love it there must go again not been in a while.
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By *andj17Woman
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"Heading into Glasgow city centre for lunch tomorrow and looking for some ideas of where to go for food. We always end up in the same places - Miller and Carter, Halloumi, Bar Soba or bloody Wetherspoons if we can't decide!!!!
Open to any kind of food.
Thanks "
The Auctioneer if looking for pub grub
La vita Italian George Square
Amore Italian Merchant city
Meat Joint
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