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The Dhabba

Authentic North Indian cuisine, great flavour and service.

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Glasgow Police Museum
Early police forces had a variety of roles that were later separated as firefighting, event security, night-watch and sanitary regulation (which often meant extorting bribes from the sex trade). Glasgow had the world's first police force from 1779, but it lacked state backing and folded. The first regular force was from 1800, and since then has grappled with criminals' ingenuity, but fortunately more often their gob-smacking stupidity. This small but well-stocked museum takes you through the history.
Apr-Oct: Mon-Sat 10:30AM-4:30PM, Sun noon-4:30PM; Nov-Mar: Tue Sun 10AM-4:30PMFree
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Turkiye Efes
Good selection of authentic Turkish dishes.
Mon-Sat noon-10:30PM, Sun 9:30AM-10:30PM
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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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Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre
"Sharmanka" is Russian for "barrel-organ" and it's a kinetic gallery. It has dingbat machines created by Eduard Bersudsky, described somewhere between Heath Robinson and Jean Tinguely.
45-min show adult £14, conc £12, child £8.62