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Lucky Cottage

formerly Oriental Yummy

Good reviews for this Chinese takeaway, they also do home deliveries.

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Botanic Gardens
Extensive gardens established in 1842 besides the River Kelvin, with tropical and temperate plants. Its distinctive landmark is the Kibble Palace, a 19th-century wrought-iron temperate glasshouse, rebuilt 2004-06.
Gardens 7AM to dusk, glasshouses noon to 4PMFree
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Òran Mór
Entertainment centre in the former Kelvinside Parish Church, with restaurant, pub, nightclub, theatrical and music and events venues, a fixture of the West End social scene. There are regular lunchtime plays in the "A Play, A Pie and A Pint" series, where the ticket includes a pint of beer and a pie or quiche.
Sun-Wed 11AM-1AM, Thu-Sat 11AM-3AM
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Queen's Cross Church
Mackintosh Church
The only church built to a design by Rennie Mackintosh, opened in 1899 for what was then the Free Church. They'd split with the Church of Scotland in 1843 but were reconciled in 1929, so the building continued as C of S until it closed in 1976. The exterior looks squat and Gothic, you wouldn't recognise it as the work of CRM, but the interior is distinctively his. (He also designed for Liverpool Cathedral, but that was built to a different design.) The church is now the headquarters of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society, with a small shop.
Mon Wed Fri 11AM-4PMAdult £5, child free
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Ubiquitous Chip
Renowned brasserie, great food and setting, booking essential.
Daily noon-1AM