About Horn Please
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Great food and cocktails
We have visited Horn Please before going to the comedy night. The food was absolutely great and we loved our drinks too. Would totally recommend!
Monika Goluch - dined in restaurant 26/04/2019
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A hidden gem
What a brilliant place! It felt warm & welcoming and unlike anywhere I’ve been before. The cocktails were amazing, really different and tasty! The food was absolutely delicious, I’ve never tasted duck like it! The service was excellent and it’s brilliant value for money, I’ll definitely be back!
Jen Scott - dined in restaurant 22/03/2019
Contemporary Indian street food in Finnieston
Named after the stickers that are often found on Indian trucks, Horn Please is a contemporary Indian street food restaurant on Sauchiehall Street. Rattan furniture, national newspapers used as wallpaper and a vintage water pump all add to an enjoyably quirky atmosphere.
Indian street classics and tapas fusion
Horn Please delivers an intriguing menu that mixes traditional Indian street food with contemporary tapas to create its own culinary fusion. For diners who want to get off the most well worn Anglo-Indian culinary highways, Horn Please offers several colourful diversions.
Dishes like the mini dosas stuffed with bottle gourd and yellow lentil curry would not seem out of place in an Indian truck stop. More adventurous combos — like the spice-seared haggis with fennel and mango chutney salad — would be more likely to raise eyebrows.
Alongside the meat and seafood sections, there are plenty of exciting veggie options. Dishes like the gram flour yoghurt curry with fried rice and crunchy masala okra, or the mushroom and onion roll with braised spinach purée, ensure that Horn Please will always be a culinary adventure.
Finnieston attractions and transport links
Close to Kelvingrove Park, Horn Please is handy for both the West End and city centre. The nearest train station is Exhibition Centre, about a 10-minute walk away. The SSE Hydro, SECC, and Armadillo (Clyde Auditorium) can all be reached in 15 minutes by foot, as can the King’s Theatre. Pay parking is 10 minutes away at C.G. car park on Berkeley Street.