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Papingo Restaurant - Popular restaurant featuring steaks, poultry, game and fresh seafood.
Fuel Zone - Glasgow City Council's initiative to brighten up school catering facilities, with a fast food style cafeteria.
McMonagles Restaurant - Dine aboard the good ship Debra Rose. Located on the Forth and Clyde Canal in Clydebank just west of Glasgow.
Glasgow Dining - Reviews of restaurants in Glasgow
Gamba - Award winning restaurant in Glasgow serving seafood. Uses fresh local ingredients.
Bongusto - Italian restaurant in located in City centre.
Tempus Bar Cafe - Includes details of the establishment along with menu's and advanced booking facility.
Stravaigin - Restaurant providing details of menu and online booking. With recipes and competitions.
Republic Bier Halle Glasgow - 'A modern lounge with industrial style' 130 biers from every corner of the globe'
Stefanos Fast Foods - Home delivery service in Clydebank, Drumchapel and surrounding areas. View the full menu and order online.
The Station Bar - Customer views of the pub, featuring photographs of staff and clients.
The Polo Lounge - Information about the bar/club. Including both Delmonias and the Polo Lounge.
Greek Taverna Konaki - Main and lunch menus, restaurant pictures, location details, comments page and contact information.
Gordon Yuill and Company - Two restaurants based in central Glasgow. Offers a choice of menus, which are also available for download. Also sells gift vouchers online, which are redeemable at either restaurant.
Glasgow Restaurateurs Association - Tabular restaurant listings and additional information links. Association office map and contact page.
Strata - Bar and restaurant situated in Queen Street listing brief information and contact information.
The Ubiquitous Chip Restaurant - Includes a choice of menus and prices, reviews from customers and the press, along with an online booking form.
Vodka Wodka - West End bar offering descriptions of the various vodkas available and contact details.
Pivo Pivo - Offer over 100 biers, Schnapps, spirits and food from around the world. Listing beverages, entertainment and enquiry form.
Bibo Cibo Bar Restaurant - Bar restaurant in the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City.
O'Briens Sandwich Bar - Based in the West End and catering for lunches, dinners and other social and business functions. Listing products, functions and online ordering.
Harlequin Indian Restaurants - Indian restaurant chain based in and around the Glasgow area. Site also includes Indian recipe book and vouchers.
The Pot Still - Pub that is host to a large collection of malt whiskies.
The Scotia Bar - Oldest hostelry in Glasgow (Est. 1792) - with list of gigs, some history, music for download, extracts from books we have published and an online shop.
Glasgow House Theory - Glasgow club playing underground house music with live percussion and live visuals.
Bar Soba - Offers a sushi menu, drinks from around the world, entertainment and catering services.
Cafe JJ - Located in Dumbarton Road, Partick. Includes menu, special deals, reviews and location map.
78 st vincent - French style cuisine in the Phoenix Building. Sample menus, private dining information, online reservations, and job openings.
Citrus Cocktail Bar and Restaurant - Menu has strong Mediterranean influences, and a beer list with emphasis on Belgian ales. Menu in .pdf format, virtual tour, and online booking.
Cafe Ostra - Seafood cafe situated in the Italian centre of Merchant City. Current menus, wine list, map and directions, contact page and shop offering gift vouchers.
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