Glasgow Neighbourhood Guide: The 7 best food and drink neighourhoods in Glasgow for local hospitality

By Liam Smillie

Digital Reporter

Published 3rd Sep 2024, 15:17 BST

There’s much more to Glasgow’s hospitality scene than just the city centre - here are the best neighbourhoods in Glasgow for food and drink

Glasgow is full of some of the best pubs, bars, restaurants, and clubs in Scotland - and this far from exclusive to the city centre.

Every district in Glasgow has some unqique hospitality concepts to offer, but today we’ve put together the best neighbourhoods with the highest concentration of the best food and drink spots.

Take a look below as we tour around Glasgow for the neighbourhoods with the best pubs, restaurants, cafes and more.

Battlefield is aflush with great restaurants and cafes - like the pictured longstanding Battlefield Rest

1. Battlefield

Battlefield is aflush with great restaurants and cafes - like the pictured longstanding Battlefield Rest | Glasgowist

Dennistoun is a destination in Glasgow you don't want to miss out on. With some of the best cafes in the city, alongside unique eateries like Dennistoun Bar-B-Que.

2. Dennistoun

Dennistoun is a destination in Glasgow you don't want to miss out on. With some of the best cafes in the city, alongside unique eateries like Dennistoun Bar-B-Que. | Contributed

Partick has some incredible old and new pubs dotted around the district. They also have some of the best Asian food in Glasgow from all corners of the continent - through restaurants like Non Viet and Banh Mi and Tea.

3. Partick

Partick has some incredible old and new pubs dotted around the district. They also have some of the best Asian food in Glasgow from all corners of the continent - through restaurants like Non Viet and Banh Mi and Tea. | West Side Tavern

Shawlands is the place to be for independent shops, restaurants, cafes and more. Be sure to check out ORO and Café Strange Brew.

4. Shawlands

Shawlands is the place to be for independent shops, restaurants, cafes and more. Be sure to check out ORO and Café Strange Brew. | Rightmove

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