About Corinthian Club
HAPPY RETURNS !!
MY WIFE AND MYSELF HAVE BEEN HERE A GOOD FEW TIMES, AND WHEN WE RETURN EACH TIME ,THE SERVICE, FOOD, WINE , HAS BEEN EXCELLENT VALUE FOR THE MONEY, EACH MEMBER OF STAFF WAS VERY ATTENTIVE AND AS USUAL WE HAD A GREAT MEAL !! WELL DONE TO ALL !!
Peter Griffin - dined in restaurant 12/04/2018
Perfect Birthday Treat
We had a lovely experience at the Corinthian Club. It was my friend's birthday and I had requested a nice table. The table was perfect, the surroundings are beautiful. We had the steak and wine deal and the food and wine were first class. The service was excellent and the staff were very attentive. The cocktails were delicious. Well done to the Corinthian and all staff including the chef:) My friend really enjoyed her birthday.
Catherine Walker - dined in restaurant 21/03/2018
Impressive, contemporary restaurant in Merchant City
The Corinthian Club is on Ingram Street in Glasgow’s Merchant City. Once the headquarters of a bank, it is now a five floor entertainment complex with several bars, a club, private dining rooms, a casino and the jaw-dropping Teller’s Bar and Brasserie. A visually stunning venue, Teller’s features elaborate cornicing, amazing gold leaf work and a dazzling glass dome. Late opening hours mean that the party never seems to stop in The Corinthian Club.
Locally sourced ingredients in the Teller’s Bar
Locally sourced, fresh and cooked to order, the food in Teller’s draws on global influences as well as home-grown flavours. From Stornoway oysters to langoustines via the shellfish platter and baked Scottish lobster, seafood lovers are well looked after.
Other treats include the handmade steak burger and a selection of 28 day aged Scotch beef steaks. More homely choices include the beer-battered haddock and chips or macaroni cheese with garlic bread.
To finish, Teller’s offers a number of dessert classics from apple tart tatin to wild berry crème brulée.
City centre location
The Corinthian is located on Ingram Street in the Merchant City, a short walk from both Glasgow Central and Queen Street train stations. There’s a taxi rank outside, pay parking on Glassford Street and numerous bus routes nearby.