One Up, 23 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow G1 3AJ
If you are after luxury, decadence and wealth then One Up is for you!
The Social, 27 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow G1 3AJ
Royal Exchange Square is buzzing with bars and fashionable spots, and from what I gather it is the ‘in’ place to be. As the name suggests The Social is buzzing with people, both inside and out, given the drizzly weather we opted for a table inside.
Booly Mardys, 28 Vinicombe Street, Glasgow G12 8BE
Situated just off of the bustling Byres Road Booly Mardys is perfect for one of those lazy Sundays eating yummy foods and reading the newspapers.
The Stand, 333 Woodlands Road, Glasgow G3 6NG
Being a comedy club I visited the Stand with a few expectations and it did not disappoint.
The Loft, Ashton Lane, Glasgow G12 8SJ
Situated in the fashionable Ashton Lane, The Loft is a popular haunt for students and young professionals alike, however, upon turning up late on a Saturday afternoon I was faced with a gaggle of families and screaming children.
Ashoka, 108 Elderslie Street, West End, Glasgow. G3 7AR
A funky and stylish restaurant nestled in the West End, Ashoka serves up a heady selection of Indian dishes deserved of their British Curry Award 2006
Pizza Express, 152 Queen Street, G1 3BJ
Being Pizza Express typically the pizza takes centre stage, however pastas and salads are also available.
There is a varied selection of starters, yet the recommended- and perhaps the most popular is from the sides menu, the Baked Dough Balls. As the name suggests they are simply balls of dough baked served with garlic butter, a delicious alternative to the routine garlic bread.