Here, you''ll find the biggest variety of tongue-tingling flavours, the rarest of ingredients, the wildest of cooking styles and the most unusual of cuisines: from exotic Middle Eastern kebabs covered in herbs and spices to Mexican burritos and lashings of Greek olive oil and hummus – with all sorts of weird, wacky and wonderful styles of food in between. So open your mind, prime your taste buds, and explore the world of Glasgow's global food scene.

Bibi's Cantina
599 Dumbarton Road, Partick, G11 6HY
This long-standing cantina in Partick offers a fresh homemade take on Mexican flavours in a lively bistro-style setting.
bibiscantina.com | read our review of Bibi's Cantina

The Calabash Restaurant
57 Union Street, City Centre, G1 3RB
Quirky surroundings, friendly service and authentic African cooking – a truly unique spot that could easily become a habit.
thecalabashafricanrestaurant.co.uk | read our review of The Calabash Restaurant

Halloumi
161 Hope Street, City Centre, G2 2UQ
Newcomer Halloumi dishes up Greek-Cypriot cuisine in a fresh, bold and confident manner from its stylish diner.
halloumiglasgow.co.uk | read our review of Halloumi

Restauracja U Jarka
Sikorski Polish Club, 5 Parkgrove Terrace, West End, G3 7SD
Terrific Polish restaurant next to Kelvingrove Park, where food is prepared with love and served with warmth and humour.
facebook.com/ujarkarestaurant | read our review of Restauracja U Jarka

Yiamas Greek Taverna
16–20 Bath Street, City Centre, G2 1HB
Décor may be spartan, but it's all about authentic and delicious Greek food packed full of flavour at this city centre spot.
yiamastaverna.com | read our review of Yiamas Greek Taverna

Eating & Drinking Guide 2017/18

24th Edition published April 2017. Widely recognised as the most reliable, comprehensive and authoritative guide to eating out in more than 950+ restaurants, bistros, cafes and bars in Glasgow and Edinburgh.