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About 1051 GWR

Originally a Victorian railway station, 1051 GWR serves up cocktails, craft beers and elevated pub grub in a multi-stored property on Great Western Road. The landmark Category B sandstone building is designed in the 19th century Beaux Art style and inside, carriage-style booth seating conjures up its romantic railway heritage. Visitors can also drink, dine and watch the world go by in the garden area.

About Bar 50

Located on the corner of Blackfriars Street and the ever lively Cowgate, Bar 50 could be the Old Town’s best kept secret. The lively bar and kitchen is a laidback place where the pool tables, live sports and occasional live music are as much of a draw as the food, beer and extensive cocktail list. The outdoor terrace is a hit whenever the sun pops out. Naturally, there are outdoor heaters for those nippier spells that are often a feature in Scotland.

About Bar Luca

Riva Restaurants’ Bar Luca brings traditional Italian cuisine with a modern twist to downtown Kilmarnock. The dishes are freshly-made on the premises, with a changing list of daily specials to keep things interesting. Open from breakfast until late, it’s a family-friendly spot with kids’ £1 deals Sunday-Thursday. Grown-ups will find the chic cocktail bar is a great place for an aperitif or post-meal digestif.

About Battlefield Rest

Originally a tram station and dating back to 1915, Battlefield Rest is now a popular, family-run Italian restaurant on Battlefield Road. A B-listed building on a traffic island, its unique looks and interior have long endeared it to local residents and it is fair to say that it is something of a local landmark. Well loved, it is the sort of welcoming and familiar Italian bistro that every neighbourhood should have.

About Charwood

Based on Buckstone Terrace in Edinburgh’s Fairmilehead, Charwood is a restaurant, char grill and lounge bar which acts as a community hub and events space for the local area. The interior is spacious, bright and colourful. An award-winning, family-friendly venue, it has a weekly pub quiz, kids’ club and also shows sports in the lounge bar.

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About Gaia Deli

This cosy deli and cafe has a loyal clientele who appreciate the cooking and the ambience created by Sicily’s Dragotta family. Located on Crighton Street, Leith Walk, Gaia offers home-style Italian and Sicilian specialities. Many would nominate Gaia for the title of Edinburgh’s best coffee makers and the sofa by the window is a prime spot for sipping an espresso and watching the Walk’s reliably colourful street life.

About La Fiorentina

Italian restaurants dominate Glasgow’s restaurant scene but La Fiorentina does something a little different. Using a range of Mediterranean influences (with an emphasis on Tuscany) and fresh Scottish ingredients like beef, lamb and veal the food doesn’t stop with the usual pasta and pizza. Matching the diversity of the food, there’s a range of menus available, like pre-theatre and three courses as well as different dining areas to choose from. The surroundings reflect the authenticity of the food, with a warm and intimate atmosphere.

About Nonna's Kitchen

Nonna’s Kitchen might not have an actual Italian granny tending the pans in the kitchen, but, with its tiled décor and warm lighting, it certainly has the feel of a traditional neighbourhood Italian establishment. Kirkintilloch locals keep coming back for cuisine that combines freshly-prepared favourites with some classy specials. The authentic feel is notable on Friday nights with live Italian accordion music.

About Oregano at The Eagle Lodge

A comfortable and relaxed neighbourhood meeting place, Oregano Restaurant is part of The Eagle Lodge nestled in the heart of East Dunbartonshire.

About Osteria Italiana

Osteria Italiana is an Italian restaurant in the Italian Centre on Glasgow’s John Street. ‘There is no rush’ is the motto around here and the emphasis is on enjoying the warm, Italian hospitality and traditional decor. During the warmer months, the outside dining area is a popular place to sit while away for a couple of hours, dining or enjoying a snack and a couple of after-work drinks.

About The Art School

The Art School is a lively music and events centre on Scott Street. It sits opposite the historic Mackintosh building, just behind Sauchiehall Street. Affectionately known as The Vic, it was first built in 1928 and extensively refurbished in 2013. Part of Glasgow School of Art Students’ Association, it has long been at the heart of Glasgow’s dynamic music, arts and clubbing scenes. It is open to all.

About The Grove Lenzie

The Grove Bistro Bar & Bakery is a family-friendly, neighbourhood venue in the Millersneuk Shopping Centre in Lenzie. Decked out with smart wood panelling, elegant brass fittings and engaging pictures of local characters and landmarks, it is welcoming spot for breakfast, lunch, dinner or drinks with friends.

About Tutto Matto

Opened in late 2015, Tutto Matto is a funky, modern Italian restaurant on Nicolson Street. Handy for the Festival Theatre, it has a contemporary rustic interior fitted out with wood block features and decorative pizza oven paddles. The open plan kitchens provide their own fast moving theatre.

About Zambretto Italian - Old Sneddon

Zambretto Italian – Old Sneddon is, as the name indicates, on Old Sneddon Street. A welcoming bar and casual dining room, it is open for everything from midweek lunch to weekend cocktails and dinner with friends and family.