Navigating our city's diverse and exciting dining scene can be tricky at the best of times. But if you're from the Islamic faith and have specific dietary requirements? It can be even more of a challenge. Whether you're looking for crispy fried buttermilk chicken, fancy pants kebabs or sumptuous Indian street food to celebrate Eid, we’ve done the legwork and rounded up Glasgow's best halal restaurants.
While not strictly a halal restaurant, there's a few dishes at Pizza Pilgrims that fit the bill. Get on over to West Nile Street and you can tuck into its pepperoni and mozzarella topped masterpieces.
Whatever you go for, you'll be biting into something truly epic. The ingredients are shipped out straight from Naples while the dough is fermented for 72 hours.
Not only is Chaophraya absolutely gorgeous, but it's also one of the best halal restaurants in Glasgow city centre, with a number of scrumptious options up for grabs. Head to the opulent venue to feast on Thai treats accompanied by a lineup of non-alcoholic cocktails.
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 a range of halal options - just check with your server before ordering. In for a spicy challenge? Try out the chilli-topped angry bird.
Serving up 'Berlin kebaps', Doner Haus assures that, while not all their products are halal, the doner and shawarma are both certified, plus they take great care with the way they store, cook and serve all of their dishes. To top it off, the light and contemporary venue is the perfect place to chill.
This fancy halal 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.
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.
