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Every Glaswegian has one. A restaurant that when you think about, it instantly throws you back to a time and place in your life. Birthdays, anniversaries, first meetings, or those restaurants your parents took you too for that special meal.
We asked you for the restaurants and meals you’ll never forget, even if they have long since shut up shop. You gave us literally hundreds, but we picked 16 that shows the entire spectrum of Glasgow.
Some are long gone, some more recently but here are 16 of the Glasgow restaurants you miss the most.
13. Danish Food Centre
The Danish Food Centre on St Vincent Street offered up a veritable smorgasbord of Dansk culinary delights for Glaswegian food lovers in the ‘70s and ‘80s. Sharra Brady said: "So exotic when we were young in the early 70’s." | Contributed
14. Ceylon Tea Centre
The Ceylon Tea Centre offered locals the chance to try something new and exotic. Francesca Williamson said: "My mum took me there and I got Russian tea in a glass" | Contributed
15. Log Cabin
The Log Cabin was also mentioned | Virtual Mitchell
16. The Inn on the Green
The Inn on the Green was fondly remembered by many. Douglas Campbell said "The Inn on the Green , anything from the menu. Great food and atmosphere." | Google Maps