Best Halal Restaurants In Glasgow

Horn Please specialises in Indian-style tapas plates that are made to be shared, from boneless masala chicken curry to roasted chickpea salad. It's also one of the best halal restaurants in Glasgow's West End, so simply inform your waiter and they'll point out the tastiest options.

Serving up a vast selection of pan-Asian cuisine, Bar Soba (which you can also find on Mitchell Lane and Byres Road) specialises in curries, sushi and salads. And the good news? All its chicken is halal certified. It's also the ideal place to sip mocktails with pals at the weekend.

From the same team behind Bread Meats Bread, Babs is bringing posh kebabs to the city centre. Serving up halal chicken and lamb at affordable prices, this is the ideal cheap lunch spot - but they don't take reservations, so pitch up early, especially if you're going at the end of Ramadan.

Serving up 'Berlin kebaps', Doner Haus assures that, while not all their products are halal, their doner and shawarma are both certified, and they take great care with the way they store, cook and serve all of their dishes. Plus, the light and contemporary venue is the perfect place to chill.

The clue is in the name of this iconic burger spot. Located both in the city centre and the West End, Bread Meats Bread offers 100% halal chicken and lamb options - just check with your server before ordering. In for a spicy challenge? Try out the chilli-topped angry bird.

Already a firm favourite in Edinburgh, Tuk Tuk recently made the journey westward to set up shop on Sauchiehall Street. The completely halal menu features a load of authentic Indian street food, such as chicken lollipops, tarka dhal and lamb lassoni, as well as jugs of mango lassi.

Looking for a halal restaurant in Glasgow's Southside? Thaikhun's menu is inspired by Bangkok's street food scene, so expect all the classics alongside some innovative regional specials. Just ask your waiter for more information about their halal chicken options and they'll help out.

This halal fine dining restaurant in Glasgow features elegant decor, with dark panelled wood and low-hanging lights. Chaakoo Bombay Cafe's menu is as gorgeous as the venue, featuring Indian small plates that are made for sharing, using ingredients sourced from certified halal suppliers.