Need to find a "grown up" but not old man's bar in central Glasgow and a good restaurant for tomorrow!

Question

This is Glasgow, Scotland not Glasgow, anywhere else.

Answer 1

Tiger Tiger and The Corinthian are pretty decent places. Lots of pubs in the Merchant City are quite good too.

Answer 2

I found the Corinthian to be brilliant. 191 Ingram Street.

They do have a web site.

Sorry I can't think of a restaurant, but I found them all to be good, particularly an Indian round the back of Merchant City.

It's been a while since I last visited, so sorry for being vague.

Answer 3

Rab Ha's in the Merchant City.

http://www.rabhas.5pm.co.uk/

Answer 4

http://www.glasgowguide.co.uk/pubs.html

http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/Going_Out/B...

http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/res...

Or look at these google search pages.

Restaurants

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=b...

Bars

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=b...

Answer 5

Hi there

Metropolitan in the merchant city has a great drinks menu, it very classy and has delicious, reasonably priced food

www.metropolitan-bar.com

Waxy O'Connors is a also a great pub, it has a brilliant atmosphere and lots of little different bars and seating areas

www.waxyoconnors.co.uk  - they do nice food too but its not anything paricularly amazing.

If you are looking for somewhere separate for a meal then there are some great places in Princes Square - Zizzis, Mings, November to name the best.

I work in Glasgow and have tried most decent pubs/restaurants so if you want something more specific then just IM me and I'll be happy to help!!

xx

Answer 6

I WOULD suggest Waxy O'Connors near George Square, just beside Queen Street station. Could also try The Corinthian in St.Vincent Street - lovely piano bar. Also some good pubs near Royal Exchange Square and in The Merchant City. There are loads of pubs in Glasgow - you won't be stuck. Just keep walking till you find something suitable. Hope you have a great time!

Answer 7

good restaurant is called   Yes,  very good, as for a bar,  mmm good luck

Answer 8

Central Glasgow, for the sake of £5 in a taxi try Stravaigin on Gibson Street. Gastropub upstairs restaurant down. Quality food, quality service and always ticking over.