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Talk of the Town: Glaschu introduce tasting menu this week

19th July 2022 by Paul Trainer

City centre Scottish fine dining restaurant Glaschu is set to launch its new regular tasting menu this week.The 6-course menu, which includes an amuse-bouche and pre-dessert, features octopus carpaccio; pan seared Scottish king scallop; and roasted venison haunch.

The Royal Exchange Square restaurant, based in the Western Club building opened in 2020.

Owner Andy McCartney said: “Our clientele expect the best service and cuisine, and so our tasting menu seemed the next step in providing them the culinary experience they look for. Indeed, many have asked to introduce a tasting menu, so they can sample the even more of the skills of our amazing Head Chef and his team.”

Executive Head Chef John Molloy said: “In each of the courses our ingredients are the champions. The menu has been carefully planned, telling a story, and showcasing the flavours and seasonality of Scotland.

“We use some of Scotland’s best ingredients such as venison, scallops, artisan cheese and elevate them with carefully procured ingredients from around the world, whether that be a black truffle from Italy or a perfect Spanish blood orange.”

Their sommelier has curated a matched drink package to complement the menu, starting off with some arrival champagne, fine wines, and ending with a blood orange martini.

Priced at £70 per person, the tasting menu is available from 6pm until 8pm, Tuesday to Friday, with an option for drinks pairings for another £45 per person.

To take part, the entire table must be dining from the menu. For full terms and conditions, visit glaschurestaurant.co.uk

Glaschu is at 32 Royal Exchange Square, G1 3AB. For more information, or to make a reservation or call 0141 248 2214.

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