Restaurant · Glasgow
Tucked a little off the beaten track in Glasgow, this is a smart, roomy dining room where the booths are the thing to ask for with children — enough space for a pram beside you and a bit of shelter from the rest of the room. Portions are generous enough that two children can share one main, and the midweek two-course deal at around £17.50 keeps a family dinner sensible; à la carte with drinks climbs quickly, so it's worth knowing. Kitchen highlights people come back for: cullen skink, the beef and cheddar croquettes, sea bass, and a genuinely varied vegan menu — the wild mushrooms on focaccia get particular praise. Staff are unhurried and accommodating, "nothing seems to be a problem" as one parent puts it. High chairs, kids' menu, outdoor seating and free parking.
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