Restaurant · Glasgow
Tucked into Glasgow's Merchant City, this is the sort of place where Scottish cooking is done properly and children are simply part of the room. There's a kids' menu, high chairs and buggy access, and the staff have a warmth that regulars mention again and again — one visitor described walking in off the street and ending up feeling like family. The Cullen skink and the haggis, neeps and tatties are what people come back for, with generous portions and food that arrives hot and fast. Breakfast is a good bet with little ones: potato scones, Stornoway black pudding, properly scrambled eggs. Two honest snags — it gets loud on a Friday evening, and mains are on the pricey side for ££ (desserts can disappoint). Booking is worth doing; it's sought after.
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