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We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Marchtown. The platter was delicious and the owner was very helpful & knowledgeable regarding our wine choice. Everything was just great!
Christine O'Donnell - dined in restaurant 05/02/2020
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We've been wanting to go to Marchtown for some time and we weren't disappointed. Service and ambience was relaxed and friendly. We had the mixed charcuterie and cheese board along with a great bottle of red wine. All was amazing. Both of the staff were really helpful and had great knowledge of the food and wine. We will be back and highly recommend to friends and family.
Jean Allan - dined in restaurant 05/01/2020
Marchtown is a specialist wine & craft beer bar, shop and restaurant serving cheese, charcuterie and sharing plates. Beyond its vivid blue and gold facade, you will find a cosy wooden interior decorated in fairy lights and lined with bottles of wine. Regular tasting events, workshops and arty classes keep things lively.
Marchtown specialises in cheese, charcuterie, antipasti and sharing plates, all served beautifully on handmade oak boards. The knowledgeable staff will be happy to advise you on suitable wine pairings for your food. Craft beers, boutique spirits and cocktails are also available.
All produce is sourced from local suppliers, meaning you can enjoy a true taste of Scotland. Menus change seasonally, but cheese boards will feature a selection of top quality, flavoursome choices from local institution, I.J. Mellis. These will include a full range of cheese types, from soft and creamy to hard and mature, accompanied by apples, grapes, almonds, chutneys, boutique crackers and fruit toasts.
Charcuterie boards will be piled with delicious and exclusive cured meats such as chorizo picante, lomo de bellota and the uber-classy jamon iberico bellota. These will be accompanied by breads, almonds, mixed olives and preserves.
And if you can’t decide between the two, you can always go the whole hog and order the combined meat & cheese board.
Marchtown is on Pollokshaws Road, a hop, skip and jump away from Queen’s Park and also handy for the Tramway theatre and arts space. If you are arriving by train, then Crossmyloof station is around a ten-minute walk away and Shawlands station is also nearby. If you are driving, then there is limited on-street parking as well as free parking at Shawlands Arcade, also around ten minutes away.