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06 Dec 2024
06 Dec 2024
Where to book in Glasgow on Bonfire Night
As Glasgow’s skyline lights up with Bonfire Night celebrations, the city’s dining scene offers plenty of cosy venues to settle into before or after the display. Whether you’re craving comfort food, a quiet pub atmosphere, or something a bit more adventurous, these five spots will provide the perfect retreat from the evening chill.
The Wee Curry Shop
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A hidden gem in the city, The Wee Curry Shop is known for its intimate setting and bright flavours. Specialising in traditional curries, the menu is concise but packed with options, from the rich lamb rogan josh to the creamy chicken korma. The cosy, low-lit interior adds to the warm, homely atmosphere, making it the perfect place to escape the autumn chill. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick bite before the fireworks or looking for a warming post-show meal, this spot will hit the mark!
Rab Ha’s combines the charm of a traditional Scottish pub with a menu that reflects the best of local ingredients. The cosy bar and dining area are both perfect for settling in on a crisp autumn evening. Popular dishes like the hearty steak pie or Cullen Skink are ideal for those seeking comfort food after watching fireworks. The warm, wood-panelled interior creates a welcoming vibe, and there is also a large choice of delicious local ales which make for perfect accompaniments to your food.
A Glasgow institution, Café Gandolfi is a must-visit for anyone seeking a blend of Scottish cuisine and continental flair. With its relaxed, inviting atmosphere and warm wooden furnishings, this is the ideal venue to wind down after the night’s festivities. The menu offers a range of comforting yet elevated dishes, from haggis with neeps and tatties to roasted sea bass. The focus on fresh, local ingredients ensures every meal is bursting with flavour. It’s a spot to enjoy great food in an atmosphere that feels both sophisticated and cosy.
The Duke’s Umbrella is a gastropub with a modern twist, offering a menu centred around hearty, comforting dishes. Popular choices include the signature beef wellington or beer-battered haddock, perfect for a filling meal before or after the Bonfire Night celebrations. The stylish yet relaxed interior, complete with exposed brick and dark wood, provides a snug escape from the brisk autumn air. The extensive drinks list, including craft beers and cocktails, makes it a great spot for both dinner and drinks!
Nonna Said serves up creative pizzas with a twist, combining classic Neapolitan dough with inventive toppings like nduja sausage, haggis, and even smiley potato faces! The colourful, urban interior gives the venue a lively, playful vibe, perfect for a fun night out. After watching fireworks, the laid-back atmosphere and delicious pizzas provide a great way to continue the evening. Don’t miss the cocktail menu either — perfect for pairing with your slice. Whether you’re dining with friends, family, or grabbing a quick bite, Nonna Said offers a unique take on pizza that’s sure to make everyone smile.
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