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My Top Five Places To Eat In Glasgow


Hello! 

Welcome to my blog where every Friday for the next five weeks I’ll be posting about some of the amazing places I’ve eaten at around the world. My first post will centre around my favourite restaurants in the city I was born and raised in- Glasgow. I am in no way a food connoisseur but I am addicted to eating out meaning that my list of favourites is infinite but I’ve managed to narrow it down and select my top five and here it is…

 5. Paesano Pizza, Miller Street

I have never been to Italy and therefore have never had ‘authentic’ Italian Pizza but my guess is Paesano’s pizza comes very close and is without a doubt the BEST pizza I have ever had! The restaurant offers nine different pizzas with my personal favourites being numbers four (mozzarella and basil) and six (spicy salami and mozzarella).









4. The Wilson Street Pantry, Merchant City

 I have never really been one for going out for breakfast/brunch until I ate at The Wilson Street Pantry last year and now I’m obsessed. At the Pantry, they serve a variety of brunch meals with my favourite being their Eggs Benedict accompanied by freshly squeezed orange juice and a cappuccino.



3. ‘BABS, West Nile Street


‘BABS is a Mediterranean restaurant that offers a variety of street food dishes including variations of the beloved kebab. It is the perfect place to go if your looking for something a bit different from the standard burger and chips (which is also a good option). My go-to dishes are the Sirloin Steak Iskender and the best Halloumi Fries I've ever had (a very big statement from a halloumi addict). 











2. Tinto Tapas, Uddingston

Tinto provides an authentic Spanish experience with its variety of tapas dishes and Paella. My favourite dishes are the Langostinos (deep fried prawns), Patata y Queso (sliced potatoes with cream, garlic and cheese) and Chicken and Chorizo Paella which I follow up with Churros with chocolate sauce for dessert. 



 








1. Riva, Bothwell



Riva has been my favourite place to eat for many years now. It serves a variety of Italian dishes including my favourite, Tagliatelle salmone e pesto. Not only does it serve the Italian food I’ve ever eaten, but it also introduced to me to one of my favourite Italian desserts 'Affogato' (vanilla ice cream served with a shot of hot espresso).

 

















And there we have it, my top five favourite places to eat in Glasgow! If you haven’t been to any of these places I strongly recommend you give them a try.

Until Friday, 

B x

Comments

  1. Andrew Cruickshanks14 October 2019 at 02:04

    Great blog looking forward to more,

    Omg this brings back memories, Tinto and Riva were my go to for years when I lived in Uddingston! My mouth is officially watering haha

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  2. katie14 October 2019 at 05:29

    Can't wait to try some of these places! Thanks for the recommendations

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  3. Swimfish19 October 2019 at 06:32

    I really need to visit Tinto and Riva, your pictures of their delicious dishes have my mouth watering!

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