Gusto Glasgow

About Gusto Glasgow

• Food: 5

  Ambience: 5

  Service: 5

  Value: 5

  Lovely Restaurant

  Food was delicious with lovely presentation, Drinks great, Service Fabulous, friendly and professional without being too much!!! Will definitely be back and would highly recommend.

  Claire Rodgers - dined in restaurant 15/03/2019
• Food: 5

  Ambience: 5

  Service: 5

  Value: 5

  Gusto is one of my favourite places.will definitely recommend.

  First time in Gusto really good service very friendly staff and fantastic food really enjoyed with my family will definitely come back! My new favourite restaurant.

  Wenjuan Liu - dined in restaurant 11/03/2019

Stylish Italian in Glasgow city centre

Taking its cue from the grand cafés of Europe, Gusto is a rather handsome Italian restaurant and café on Bothwell Street. As well as a beautiful Art Deco style island bar, it has eye-catching feature lighting, lovely booths and a terrace dining area which is much sought after on fine days.

Classic and contemporary Italian dishes

Open for morning coffees right through to lavish evening meals, Gusto offers several tempting menus packed with classic and contemporary Italian dishes. The pasta dishes run from a simple spaghetti tossed in a light tomato ragu to opulent plates of lobster and prawn spaghetti. The pizzas featured include a classic Margherita and a more globe-trotting Peking duck pizza flavoured with hoisin, spring onions and coriander. Other options include roast cod wrapped in Prosciutto; the Gusto burger; a selection of steaks and the roast lamb rump with buttered soy beans, asparagus and trofiette pasta.The healthy living menu has many fans. Typical dishes might be the salt baked sea bass or the pan-fried chicken breast served with spiced lentils.

Glasgow city centre attractions and transport

Gusto is on Bothwell Street in Glasgow city centre. There is limited on-street pay parking and the nearest pay car park is on Waterloo Street. Glasgow Central train station is a two minute walk. Local attractions include the shops of Buchanan and Argyle streets plus Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.