Scotland

Despite being the largest city in Scotland, Glasgow has long lived in Edinburgh’s shadow when it comes to restaurants and fine dining. But despite what you may think, the city has come a long way from its Tennents Super and fried Mars bars beginnings. With a whole host of new eateries having opened up, you can now find everything from a hangover-curing bowl of pho to natural wine and chefs that are breathing new life into traditional Scottish cuisine. A city that is filled with some very friendly and outspoken locals, we couldn’t think of a better place to break some bread and enjoy a glass (or two) of whiskey. So whatever your taste, budget or dietary requirements, these are the best restaurants in Glasgow to book now.

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