Best BYOB restaurant in Glasgow
Don't depend on the venue to have your favourite craft beer: just bring your own
Bring a bottle or two of your favourite tipple to accompany lunch or dinner at these BYOB restaurants and cafés in Glasgow.
El Gusto
A small, somewhat eccentric restaurant close to Kelvingrove Park, with an authentically Spanish welcome, and BYOB at £5 corkage for wine, £1.50 for beer.
Hidden Lane Tearoom
Nestled in one of Glasgow's artist-inhabited colourful side streets, this distinctive café offers BYOB at £3 for wine to go along with the afternoon tea.
Nur
Flavoursome Egyptian cuisine served in an alluring and authentic Middle-Eastern dining space with great service and an enticing corkage charge of £3.95 for wine and 75p for beer.
Phillies of Shawlands
A rarity in the bar world, this newcomer from the Redmond's of Dennistoun team allow beers and wine bought from the neighbouring off-licence – corkage £1.75 beer, £7.50 wine.
Satu Satu
This cheerful eatery at St George's Cross dishing up genuine Malaysian-Chinese cuisine, and a no-corkage BYOB policy.
Tuk Tuk
The Glasgow branch for the Edinburgh Indian street-food specialists, with small plate dining and a 50p recycling tax on your own booze - no other corkage.
