French · Glasgow
A proper French brasserie that manages to be genuinely comfortable rather than stiff — the seats are good, there's real space between tables, and the room hums pleasantly rather than roaring, so a pram and a fidgety child won't feel like an imposition. Front of house are consistently warm, there's a kids' menu and high chairs, and outdoor seating for when someone needs air. The French onion soup is a standout, served with the cheese-topped crouton separately so the soup stays clean; the scallops, butter-poached cod, lamb and hispi cabbage all draw praise, and the crème brûlée and lemon bavarois are worth staying for. It's not cheap and the kitchen can be uneven — the odd over-seasoned or overcooked plate turns up — but on a good day one couple called it "unforgettable". Worth booking.
A little something creative for your next meal out. Filled with colouring, simple drawing prompts for cute animals, origami and conversation starters designed to bring more play, laughter and connection to the table. 3 free printable packs for toddlers, preschoolers and primary-aged children.
Glasgow tapas spot with a kids' menu, high chairs and vegan options — an easy choice for a family meal out.
Elegant Victorian city-centre spot with a quieter back restaurant, kids' menu and high chairs — superb food, but pricey and slow when busy.
A roomy, no-frills city-centre pub with warm staff, high chairs and cracking-value lunch specials — though football days get loud.