Glasgow
Glasgow (Gaelic: Glaschu) is the largest city in Scotland on Clydeside in the Central Belt. Glasgow reinvented itself from the 1990s, one of the most successful examples in Britain, with a range of developments in industry, culture, cuisine and architecture. It's now a lively destination meriting several days to explore, and with excellent visitor amenities in all price brackets. Its deep-red sandstone buildings have been scrubbed free of grime and the city is glorious in the sunshine, but it's a year-round place with plenty to occupy the dreich days.
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- Drink
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6 places match
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Cafe Gandolfi
A real Glasgow institution, this bistro serves fine food in a relaxed atmosphere. Great food and service.
Tue-Sat 8AM-10:30PM, Sun Mon 9AM-5PM
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Ottoman Coffee House
Looks nothing from the outside, but within is rich decor and fine food.
Tue-Sat 9AM-7PM, Sun 10AM-7PM
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Willow Tea Rooms
Mackintosh at the Willow
The temperance activist Kate Cranston established a chain of artistic tea rooms, where citizens (especially women) could enjoy non-alcoholic refreshments in genteel surroundings. Her designer was Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and this Sauchiehall St branch, opened in 1903, was the most popular and has been lovingly restored. It's still a cafe-bistro, and that's the best way to enjoy it. But so many people have come just to look at the decor that it's morphed into a museum, so taking a tour or having a meal is now the only way to see the Room de Luxe on the second floor.
Daily 11AM-5PMTour £7.50, conc £6.50
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Beer Cafe
Friendly place with a wide range of local and imported beers.
Daily 11AM-midnight
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Sonny & Vito's
is a deli cafe at 52 Park Rd, a block east of Kelvinbridge subway station
Mon-Sat 9AM-6PM, Sun 10AM-6PM
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Solid Rock Cafe
Rock and metal-themed pub.
Mon-Sat 11AM-midnight, Sun noon-midnight
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