Popular Glasgow City Centre Mexican restaurant Mezcal is set to open a second branch in Glasgow

One of the few dedicated Mexican restaurants in Glasgow have teased the opening of a new restaurant in Glasgow.

Currently the team behind Mezcal are opening their first restaurant in the capital, though they have alluded to the fact they have the goal to open a second branch of Mezcal in Glasgow.

Mezcal is operated by Bow Hospitality, owned by Ryan Bowman, his venues include The Merchant Steakhouse, Maples in Giffnock and St Judes on Bath Street.

Mezcal first opened on Hope Street in 2019, and has been a popular evening spot for cocktails (their Margaritas proving especially popular) and Mexican dishes like tacos, fajitas, nachos and more.

Mezcal spoke about their plans for new branches, the team said: "With its no-rules taco menus, mezcal-fuelled cocktails and fiercely loyal following, Mezcal has grown from a single Hope Street venue into a full-blown movement — complete with a roaming taco truck, viral social content, and a flagship Glasgow branch set to launch summer 2025."

"Mezcal doesn’t just serve food — it serves culture, content and chaos in all the best ways.

"Expect burritos, nachos, and taco sets — with most dishes gluten-free friendly. Everything’s designed to share, graze, dunk and devour. And the drinks? Spicy, smoky, and dangerously good — especially our famous frozen margaritas, already legendary in Glasgow."

The new Edinburgh Mezcal will open on Teviot Place near the University of Edinburgh at the end of this month - and the team have said they plan to open a Glasgow location in an undisclosed location in time for summer.