Scottish · Glasgow
Tucked into Dennistoun, this is the kind of place where a family can spread out over a long Sunday lunch without anyone hurrying you along — the clean-up between courses is prompt but never feels like you're being chased out. The roast is the draw: tender beef, proper Yorkshire puddings, roasties, and a roast wrap that wraps the whole lot inside a Yorkshire pudding. Brunch is worth a look too, with loaded potato rösti and hash browns, and the nduja mac and cheese comes in for regular praise. Portions are generous enough to share. There are high chairs, a kids' menu, vegan options, buggy access and free parking, and the staff are quick to seat you and get drinks moving. Two courses can feel a bit steep, and it's worth booking — check what's on, as pop-up nights occasionally take over the kitchen.
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