Whether you're trying to impress a date or just fancy treating yo' self to a night of damn good grub, you can't go wrong with any of the Michelin restaurants in Glasgow. From vibrant Thai eateries serving up beaut plates of fragrant fancies to star-rated establishments dishing out creative cuisine, here are all the places that are sure to satiate those foodie pangs.
From the oh-so-cool interiors to the mouthwatering menu of delicious eats, The Gannet is one Glasgow Michelin hotspot that you don't want to miss out on. Think exposed brickwork and ambient lighting, as well as plates such as highland red deer and monkfish with smoked butter.
One place that you'll find in the Michelin Guide for Glasgow year upon year is Ka Pao. Taking inspiration from the fragrant flavours of South East Asia, this hot-to-trot Thai joint is as popular as they come. Expect beaut plates of classics and some with modern twists.
A bit of a local favourite, Ox and Finch always blows it out of the water when it comes to its Bib Gourmand-awarded Mediterranean small plates. The trendy Sauchiehall Street eatery dishes up bites such as langoustine ceviche, confit duck leg and chestnut mont blanc.
Boasting one star under its belt, Cail Bruich is an unmissable foodie experience. Led by head chef Lorna McNee, this fabulous treat for the senses showcases the best of local produce, preparing it with incredible care and creativity. It really is one of the best Michelin starred restaurants in Scotland.
If you're looking for Glasgow's Michelin restaurants, Stravaigin is always highly rated. Not only is the place pretty magical, decked out with warm tones and twinkling fairy lights, but it also serves up a variety of lip-smacking bites, from brunch all the way through to dinner.
Over on stunning Ashton Lane, Ubiquitous Chip is a restaurant that's scoring 10s across the board. From the verdant, foliage-adorned terrace to the stunning, creative dishes that champion Scottish cuisine (make sure to try the venison haggis), this one is hard to beat.
Looking for Michelin Guide restaurants in Glasgow? Bilson Eleven has been in the book for quite some time now, offering slick decor and top-notch grub. It blurs the line between bohemian and fine dining, serving up beautiful, creative tasting menus made with seasonal Scottish produce.
