The Finnieston - Glasgow

WowGreat meal, great venue and great serviceI was so impressed with my meal from start to finish.

The fish was tasty, and we particularly enjoyed the broccoli-almond side, and the parmesan truffle fries.

This is my new favourite! Fantastic chilled vibe, great food and wine and a very knowledgeable and engaging waitress. Sampled the beef shoulder and scallop starters, then the best fish and chips I’ve seen and tasted as well as the exquisite halibut in a seafood consommé. Washed down with some refreshing house white wine. Will definitely be back.

Love the general ambience of the place with the cosy fire going and general decor. Staff were lovely and attentive. We had the smoked duck for starters, absolutely delicious, then the Haddock Chips for hubby and Cod for me. Both mains were also lovely. Our only gripe with the restaurant is it's over priced wine. We paid £43 for a bottle of Rioca and it definitely wasn't worth the price. If you pay that price for a bottle of wine, then naturally you expected to enjoy it. We usually enjoy that particular grape but not this time. If they want to charge those prices for wine then the quality needs to be there.

Lovely cozy environment. Great selection on the menu. We decided to skip starters and go straight for the beer battered fish and chips. Huge portion of the best fish and chips I’ve eaten. Crispy batter, thick flaky fish and very fresh tartar sauce made for an excellent meal.