Quirky Restaurants In Glasgow

If you're after the best restaurants in Glasgow city centre, Chaophraya mixes contemporary opulence with traditional touches, such as glistening chandeliers alongside massive gold Buddha statues. Venture over to chow down on tantalising Thai treats and signature cocktails.

Fusing different East Asian cuisines, plus toting unique design throughout its outposts, Bar Soba on Mitchell Lane, on Byres Road and in Merchant City are all local faves. Make your way over for international plates and top-notch cocktails.

Found a five-story, grade A-listed building, with a 26-foot glass dome in the ceiling, The Corinthian is one of the best quirky Merchant City restaurants going. Pop by its Teller's Brasserie for elevated British fare in stunning surrounds, with DJ nights and live music to keep you entertained.

On the hunt for cool restaurants in Glasgow city centre? October is the stunning spot that's killing it with its eye-catching decor - think pink blossom trees, snazzy leather booths and LED lights. Here, you'll find international dishes, from Keralan cauliflower to branzino sea bass.

Offering tapas, sangria, salsa and cracking cabaret events, Arta is a Mediterranean haven right here in the city. As a quirky place to eat in Glasgow, it sports ornate interiors, from the columns and spiralling staircases to the statues and velvet curtains.

Housed inside an old cinema, Hillhead Bookclub is a one-stop shop for all of your night out needs. Not only does it rustle up banging brunches and a unique take on classic pub grub, but it also showcases a range of quirky events, from Lady Balls Bingo to spoken word poetry.

The Gardener is an essential escape for any lover of floral cocktails, seasonal dishes and pretty decor. A botanical beaut with charm by the bucketload, this quirky restaurant is a popular spot from breakfast all the way through to romantic dinners.

Nestled in the East End, WEST On The Green really is a quirky restaurant in Glasgow's East End. Not only does it serve pints straight from the source in pretty surrounds, but it also rustles up a range of German grub, including Bavarian goulash, scrumptious schnitzel and plenty of wicked wurst.

This iconic church on Byres Road houses a charming eatery, The Brasserie Restaurant in Oran Mor. Specialising in dishes made from quality Scottish produce, it's one of the best restaurants in Glasgow's West End, making it perfect for casual dinners and date nights alike.

One of Glasgow's best restaurants, Ubiquitous Chip on Ashton Lane lets you dine in an indoor garden. Full of hanging ivy, glittering fairy lights and a lip-smacking mix of Scottish-inspired dishes, it's a must-visit for both local foodies and visiting tourists.

Bringing authentic Thai cuisine to Silverburn Shopping Centre, Thaikhun is the perfect way to end a day of retail therapy. Grab some tasty food, sip cool cocktails and take the weight off your feet at this fun and colourful restaurant.

Looking for cool places to eat in Glasgow's West End? Having previously led life as an old ice cream parlour, Kelvingrove Cafe really is up there. Stop by for the gorgeous cocktails, as well as the beautiful and historic interiors, then feast on mouthwatering international sharing plates.

From the massive music gigs through to the great selection of unusually named (and just generally quite bizarre) dishes, Bloc+ trumps many as one of the best hidden gem restaurants in Glasgow. Nibble on the Send Noodz - a hotdog topped with ramen noodles and kimchi mayo.

Buck's Bar's outpost in Merchant City is serving up some seriously cluckin' good chicken, whether it's in burgers, as wings or piled high on top of waffles. And while you munch away, guzzle down delicious cocktails and bob your head to the rock 'n' roll tunes.

With interiors dressed to the nines (think foliage-covered walls and colourful umbrellas), this quirky restaurant in Glasgow city centre promises authentic Korean food and innovative cocktail twists. Head here if you're looking to liven up your next date night with something unexpected.

Add some South American spirit to your drinking and dining. Boteco Do Brasil is a fun-loving party palace providing delicious eats and punchy cocktails. Even better, it has plenty of live entertainment in the form of dancers, DJs and live music.

If you love breakfast food (who doesn't) then a trip to Stack and Still is a must. Venture over to this unique pancake house, where you can personalise your flavours and toppings, before heading to the self-serve booze machine for beers and cocktails.

One of the best restaurants with entertainment in Glasgow, 18 Candleriggs is the home of awe-inspiring acts and eccentric performances for people of all ages. Swing by any day of the week and you'll find an array of stellar talent, ranging from local legends to rising stars.