We know chef Nico Simeone from the excellent 111 by Nico in Kelvinside which combines fine dining with a training academy, recruiting aspiring chefs who have had a poor start in life. It's an important restaurant for the city. Nico worked at Number One in Edinburgh and Glasgow's Brian Maule. His restaurant creates the highest standard of cuisine while offering a route to … [Read more...] about New restaurant Six by Nico will open this month
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Mexican party bar joins the fun in Finnieston
As we told you last week, Finnieston continues to attract new ventures. The latest is the ninth venue from Kained Holdings'. The Duchess of Argyle will start serving authentic Mexican street food, tequilas, mezcals, raicilla from Saturday 4th February. To celebrate the opening, there will be a mariachi band from 6pm on opening night and the first 100 customers through the … [Read more...] about Mexican party bar joins the fun in Finnieston
My Best of Glasgow: Blogger Emma Eats
Glasgow food blog Emma Eats chronicles some of the best restaurants in the city. Originally from Dublin, Emma loves eating out in restaurants and has assembled some excellent recommendations for brunch, lunch and dinner in Glasgow, as well as exploring what Ayrshire food has to offer. We asked Emma to pick out some of her favourite people and places. What do you like … [Read more...] about My Best of Glasgow: Blogger Emma Eats
Glasgow restaurants included in new Good Food Guide
The number of Glasgow restaurants included in the annual Good Food Guide has swelled to thirteen. New entries to the prestigious list are The Gannet, 111 by Nico, Eusebi Deli, Ox and Finch, Porter and Rye and The Finnieston. Places were retained by Number 16, Cail Bruich, Ubiquitous Chip, Stravaigin, Crabshakk, Gamba and Brian Maule at Chardon d'Or. The guide to the best … [Read more...] about Glasgow restaurants included in new Good Food Guide
Restaurants feed the community as Let’s Eat Glasgow! line-up announced
A group of chefs from the not for profit co-operative, Real Food, Real Folk, who were behind last year’s sell out food festival, Let’s Eat Glasgow! served up a community dinner in Bridgeton yesterday as they announced that double the number of restaurants will take part in this year’s Festival, which aims to address food inequality across the city. They were serving at … [Read more...] about Restaurants feed the community as Let’s Eat Glasgow! line-up announced