The Best of Glasgow is a new book celebrating people and places in the city with neighbourhood profiles, recommendations for things to do, alongside stories from independent shops, creative businesses, musicians and artists. It includes a chapter featuring recipes from top local restaurants including Ubiquitous Chip, The Gannet, La Lanterna and Julie’s Kopitiam. BUY THE … [Read more...] about The Downtown Lights: Interview with The Blue Nile’s PJ Moore
Five of the Best: Glasgow’s International Restaurants
Glasgow's 100 Best Restaurants book brings together the culinary highlights that define the hospitality scene in Scotland’s biggest city. You’ll find recommendations for breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks and chips on the way home. A comprehensive snapshot of local food and drink right now, … [Read more...] about Five of the Best: Glasgow’s International Restaurants
Talk of the Town: Glasgow’s 20 Best Restaurants
The Best of Glasgow book brings together neighbourhood profiles, food and drink recommendations, independent shops, creative businesses, musicians, artists and local personalities. The guide and cookbook is a pen-portrait of the essence of the city, covering 386 things to do, places to go and people to meet along the way. Order the book using the link below and it will … [Read more...] about Talk of the Town: Glasgow’s 20 Best Restaurants
My Best of Glasgow: Interior designer John Amabile
John Amabile is best known as a leading interior designers. Originally from Paisley, his TV shows include, 60 Minute makeover and Better Homes, as well as regular appearances on daily TV magazine programming and in newspaper features. His design company, John Amabile Design Ltd creates tailor made design solutions for commercial projects, hotels, leisure, show homes and … [Read more...] about My Best of Glasgow: Interior designer John Amabile
Best of Glasgow: A Duke Street Dinner at Dennistoun Bar-B-Que
Dennistoun is attracting attention. For one thing, a lot of people who work in the media have joined the influx of new residents to the renovated flats of the East End, creating an echo-chamber of self-congratulation, centred on the more interesting parts of Duke Street. That's not to suggest that there is not a groundswell of real, tangible reasons to hang out in this part of … [Read more...] about Best of Glasgow: A Duke Street Dinner at Dennistoun Bar-B-Que