About Di Maggio's (West End)
Great value 2 courses, fantastic menu!
Delighted with this restaurant - very relaxed atmosphere, there were so many dishes to choose from that this offer would suit all tastes. Generous portions and excellent service, I'll definitely be back.I completely recommend the salmon pasta, it's delicious!
Claire Wilson - dined in restaurant 01/06/2017
A family favourite
The Big Deal (three courses for £10) is one of the best deals on 5pm. The entire family love it. Good choice on the menu and a great place to take kids.
Nicola Wilson - dined in restaurant 12/05/2017
Family friendly Italian restaurant in West End
Part of the popular chain of family-friendly Italian restaurants, Di Maggio’s West End is popular with everyone from families and students to couples and parties.
Children are particularly well looked after with their own menu, highchairs and entertainment packs.
The West End branch was one of the first Di Maggio’s to open in 1987 and is in a handy location in the heart of the West End. It features a cosmopolitan mix of comfortable booth seating; iconic Life magazine covers and an eye-catching, raised open fire.
Italian American pizza & pasta
Di Maggio’s West End knows exactly what Glasgow wants from an Italian American kitchen. There is a big range of pasta and pizza which swings from well known combos like the New York spaghetti and meatballs to house specialties like the Di Maggio calzone which is stuffed with a little bit of everything.
As well as pizza and pasta, there are nachos, stuffed mushrooms, BBQ baby back ribs, mussels and minestrone and that’s just a selection of the starters. The main courses run from chicken, rib and steak dishes to salads and a choice of seafood dishes created with fish landed in Scotland.
The biggest problem you will face at Di Maggio’s in Glasgow’s West End is how on earth do you make a choice?
Byres Road transport links
Di Maggio’s West End is at the bottom of Ruthven Lane, a two minute walk from Byres Road. Hillhead underground is directly opposite the lane’s entrance and there is a car park off Great George Street.