Our monthly countdown of the most-talked-about, must-visit restaurants in Glasgow. The list below features tasty places ranked according to one important, ever-fluctuating quality: Who has the most buzz? New openings. Old favourites. Quirky dishes. Emerging food trends. Rising star chefs. Taste sensations. Whatever the reasons, these are the 14 most interesting places to … [Read more...] about Glasgowist’s Restaurant Power Rankings: The Most Interesting Places to Eat in October
Best of Glasgow
My Best of Glasgow: Chef and writer Linsey Reith from Three Sisters Bake
Linsey Reith is one third of Three Sisters Bake, who first found success with a cafe in Quarriers Village, near Bridge of Weir, then with a successful recipes book. Their cakes have become a colourful presence at pop-up events and markets in Glasgow. There's also a burgeoning wedding cake and catering business, with receptions often taking place in their second cafe at … [Read more...] about My Best of Glasgow: Chef and writer Linsey Reith from Three Sisters Bake
Glasgow Food Heroes: James and Louise Rusk Interview
Husband and wife team James and Louise Rusk have made their mark on Glasgow's food scene with The Butchershop Bar and Grill, Hutchesons and The Spanish Butcher. The last of these restaurants is where we find them, sat together with a coffee, ready to start a busy day. Their focus for the last few weeks has been on a major refurbishment at Hutchesons, which has unveiled a … [Read more...] about Glasgow Food Heroes: James and Louise Rusk Interview
Best of Glasgow Review: Dinner at Gamba
Gamba: Simple Seafood Cooking is the title of chef Derek Marshall's cookbook and also his motto for life. From the East End of Glasgow, he left school with no qualifications and joined a youth training programme that was the start of a culinary journey of discovery that would take him to to the Channel Islands, the French Alps and Spain. But it was during his time as head … [Read more...] about Best of Glasgow Review: Dinner at Gamba
In Pictures: Kelvingrove Skatepark
Kelvingrove skatepark is a large, all concrete skatepark, marooned in greenery. It features a double bowl on one side. The rest of the skatepark is made up of a multi-purpose area enclosed by flat banks and bowled edges with rails, ledges, hips and raised levels. It was the skateboarders’ concerted effort and lobbying that raised the profile of wheeled sports within Glasgow, … [Read more...] about In Pictures: Kelvingrove Skatepark