A breathtaking building on the corner of Byres Road, Óran Mór is a refurbished church offering guests a truly unique dining experience in dark, sultry interiors. The bar, venue and brassiere champions Scottish dining with star dishes of roasted aubergine to start, followed by signature burgers and classic steak pies with chunky chips.

Situated in Glasgow's West End, Grosvenor Café is a stunning venue filled with plants and fairy lights, which is coming in hot with delicious breakfasts, brunches and dinners, complete with cocktail trees and frozen concoctions. We recommend trying the banana and mango daiquiri, paired with a seafood quesadilla or a hand-stretched pizza.

Cubatas is a haven for social eating and drinking in the West End. Expect high-quality Spanish tapas that's been acknowledged by food critics far and wide, expertly paired with a stunning selection of wines and that classic European chilled-out vibe. 

They've established themselves as a firm fave when it comes to eating and drinking in Glasgow. Brewdog are a go-to for high-quality craft brews that appeal to cool kids, trendy professionals and beer buffs alike, pair this with a big ol' brekkie or drool-worthy burger and you're set.

Wanna add a little spice to your West End eating adventure? Stop by Kimchi Cult and get some Korean fast food in ya. Offering traditional bites such as BBQ wings and fresh bao alongside quirky burger creations and hearty rice bowls, they'll make sure you leave with a full belly. 

An enchanting oasis of Scottish eating and drinking, Ubiquitous Chip is an Ashton Lane staple. With both a gorgeous restaurant and brasserie within its walls, this place is a real gem for seasonal dining in a unique setting. 

Kelvingrove Cafe is one of Glasgow's most beautiful restaurants, and it takes pride of place in the West End. Offering a menu of traditional and quirky eats, it really is a must-visit for the Rockefeller Skink, roasted fillet of Scotch beef, salted beef mac and cheese and fresh churros. 

Stravaigin is named after the Scots word 'stravaigs', which means 'to wander', a perfectly fitting name for the restaurant that hosts a Monthly Meander of food events, placing Scottish dining at its heart. If you're in the mood for authentic Glaswegian eating, this is your spot.

Dram! is a West End treasure trove of booze and banter nestled on Woodland Road. Offering a cosy atmosphere filled with local regulars and a menu of hearty pub grub at reasonable prices, it's the perfect spot to retreat to after a busy day of exploring the city. 

Argyle Street restaurant The Gannet offers a seasonal menu of mouthwatering creations set across a number of sample menus. From Cairngorm red deer to Shetland squid and Shorthorn beef, this high-end eatery will take you on a tasting journey through Scotland in one sitting.