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A family-run Indian restaurant which opened in 2019, Swadish offers an appetising combination of seasonal Scottish ingredients prepared using both modern and traditional Indian techniques and spices. The kitchen brigade is run by a chef who trained in many of India's top hotel restaurants and his cooking will come as a refreshing surprise to anyone who still thinks that chicken tikka masala is the pinnacle of Indian cuisine. The setting, a former fire station, is as stylish as the food.

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Obsession of India has a simple philosophy — to serve up the kind of fresh curries that people in rural Indian enjoy every single day. The owners grew up among the lush green fields of the country, so are passionate about fresh produce and classic home cooking. As a result, it has built up quite a following in the town. Inside, you will find a relaxed dining space that would be great for a family meal or shopper’s lunch.

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Imagine a dining spot tucked away in lovely walled gardens set within a landmark park and you’ve got The Garden Bistro… The setting is Saughton Park & Gardens and the menu is inspired by the surrounding lush natural environment. Wherever possible, dishes are crafted from fresh, seasonal and sustainable ingredients from the bistro’s very own garden (you don’t get much more local than that). Beyond its rustic wooden exterior, The Garden Bistro is a sleek casual dining space. There is also a large outdoor patio area for enjoying al fresco meal on finer days.

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h3. Multi-restaurant venue in Finnieston Cranside Kitchen is housed in the historic Rotunda North, a red-bricked former harbour tunnel overlooking the Clyde. It offers an eye-popping range of dining choices and, as you’d guess by the name, is right next to the landmark Finnieston Crane. Open seven days a week, this free-to-enter food market and beer garden features stalls from five of Glasgow's most renowned restaurants: Rioja, Halloumi, Kilmurry & Co, La Rotunda and Pickled Ginger. Most days, you can head there for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner. h3. Choice of global cuisines At Cranside Kitchen you get to enjoy around-the-world dining to suit all tastes (without having to worry about choosing the perfect restaurant for your whole group). Simply wander around the food market, pick whatever takes your fancy and then return to your table (both indoor and outdoor seating is available). Grab tapas at Rioja, Greek cuisine at Halloumi; New York classics at Kilmurry & Co, modern Italian at La Rotunda, and Japanese and Korean dishes at Pickled Ginger, then finish with a dessert. Sample highlights include Rioja’s chicken lollipops with a red wine caramel; Halloumi’s king prawns with chilli and garlic; Kilmurry’s ham hough terrine with wild mushroom and caramelised fig apple crisp; La Rotunda’s stonebaked Pizza Primavera with goats’ cheese & artichokes, and Pickled Ginger’s spicy pork in a Korean BBQ sauce. Wash it all down with a cocktail such as a classic Singapore Sling or a craft beer, spirit or wine. h3. What’s close to Cranside Kitchen? Cranside Kitchen is just a stroll away from the SSE Hydro and Armadillo, making it perfectly placed for a pre-gig meal or drink. It is also right next to the Squinty Bridge, which will take you across to the Odeon Luxe Pacific Quay. The venue is also very easy to get to from Glasgow city centre, either by car or the nearby Exhibition Centre train station. The closest taxi rank is at the Hydro.

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h3. Multi-restaurant venue in Finnieston Cranside Kitchen is housed in the historic Rotunda North, a red-bricked former harbour tunnel overlooking the Clyde. It offers an eye-popping range of dining choices and, as you’d guess by the name, is right next to the landmark Finnieston Crane. Open seven days a week, this free-to-enter food market and beer garden features stalls from five of Glasgow's most renowned restaurants: Rioja, Halloumi, Kilmurry & Co, La Rotunda and Pickled Ginger. Most days, you can head there for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner. h3. Choice of global cuisines At Cranside Kitchen you get to enjoy around-the-world dining to suit all tastes (without having to worry about choosing the perfect restaurant for your whole group). Simply wander around the food market, pick whatever takes your fancy and then return to your table (both indoor and outdoor seating is available). Grab tapas at Rioja, Greek cuisine at Halloumi; New York classics at Kilmurry & Co, modern Italian at La Rotunda, and Japanese and Korean dishes at Pickled Ginger, then finish with a dessert. Sample highlights include Rioja’s chicken lollipops with a red wine caramel; Halloumi’s king prawns with chilli and garlic; Kilmurry’s ham hough terrine with wild mushroom and caramelised fig apple crisp; La Rotunda’s stonebaked Pizza Primavera with goats’ cheese & artichokes, and Pickled Ginger’s spicy pork in a Korean BBQ sauce. Wash it all down with a cocktail such as a classic Singapore Sling or a craft beer, spirit or wine. h3. What’s close to Cranside Kitchen? Cranside Kitchen is just a stroll away from the SSE Hydro and Armadillo, making it perfectly placed for a pre-gig meal or drink. It is also right next to the Squinty Bridge, which will take you across to the Odeon Luxe Pacific Quay. The venue is also very easy to get to from Glasgow city centre, either by car or the nearby Exhibition Centre train station. The closest taxi rank is at the Hydro.

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L'Italiano on Sauchiehall Street is more than just a pizzeria — it’s an experimental pizza lab. That’s because the chefs have worked hard to create their own unique take on authentic, Naples-style creations.

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Imagine a dining spot tucked away in lovely walled gardens set within a landmark park and you’ve got The Garden Bistro… The setting is Saughton Park & Gardens and the menu is inspired by the surrounding lush natural environment. Wherever possible, dishes are crafted from fresh, seasonal and sustainable ingredients from the bistro’s very own garden (you don’t get much more local than that). Beyond its rustic wooden exterior, The Garden Bistro is a sleek casual dining space. There is also a large outdoor patio area for enjoying al fresco meal on finer days.

Make a free reservation at The Garden Bistro »

Obsession of India has a simple philosophy — to serve up the kind of fresh curries that people in rural Indian enjoy every single day. The owners grew up among the lush green fields of the country, so are passionate about fresh produce and classic home cooking. As a result, it has built up quite a following in the town. Inside, you will find a relaxed dining space that would be great for a family meal or shopper’s lunch.

Make a free reservation at Obsession of India »