(2 Nelson Madela Place in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

If you’ve been pounding Glasgow’s favourites chances are you’ll be looking for somewhere to enjoy a ...glass of wine and a good meal while you review your purchases. But don’t make do with another boring chain restaurant, instead pull up a seat at the sexy, chic Amarone. The monotone surroundings create an elegantly decadent atmosphere thanks to sleek wooden floors and simply subtle furniture and dressings. Meanwhile the menu of traditional Italian dishes is gloriously moreish with creamy pasta dishes and pizzas to indulge in or delicious fish and salads for the more weight conscious. Add to this the excellent wine list that inspired the name and you’ll never fancy fast food again. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 12pm - 11pm Amarone is a traditional dry red wine made in Italy using partially dried grapes. [moreless]

(305 Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

Located in the heart of Glasgow, the Anti Pasti restaurant offers mouth-watering authentic Italian d...ishes with a modern touch. The eatery prides itself on beautifully prepared food with great presentation. Equally, the service is faultless. The staff is attentive without being intrusive, and the good sized portions top the dining experience off well. Try out this little Glasgow gem for great Italian food, whether just for a quick bite at lunch or for a casual dinner. [moreless]

(140 Vincent Street in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

Arisaig masterfully combines the sophistication of Glasgow’s business district with the prosaic esse...nce of rural Scotland. Light pours into the high-ceilinged corner space from two sides. Well-spaced white-clothed tables sit surrounded by romantic Arisaig (the west coat village that inspired the restaurant’s name. And ethos) seascapes photographed by co-owner Stephen Bonomi, somewhat of a genius at reinventing food the Scots have taken for granted for decades. Dishes are divided into ‘sea’ and ‘land’. Fish lovers lick their lips over the likes of Shetland monkfish, Tayside salmon, Shuna mussels, and day-fresh Loch Etive oysters. Bestseller, haggis, is offered in a variety of enticing combinations, most notably the signature dish of haggis oatmeal fritters. Imaginative vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options are there too. Perfecting the scene, proudly lining the long metallic bar, are over a hundred single malt whiskies. Please be aware that there may be a time limit on your booking on Friday and Saturday evenings.The last sitting time for dinner is 10pm. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 11am - Midnight [moreless]

(19 Ashton Lane in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

A cobbled street called Ashton Lane, just off bustling Glasgow's Byres Road, is home to a delightful...ly bijou Indian restaurant called Ashoka. The intoxicating aroma of all things spicy is a bit of (an enticing) giveaway. Its proximity to Glasgow University campus makes it popular with students, though don't go expecting a shabby restaurant. There's a rather magnificent Indian market scene mural along the back wall to ogle. And most tables are arranged in booths, creating a discernibly cosy atmosphere. At £6.96 for a two-course business lunch, or £4.95 for a thali meal, Ashoka Ashton Lane offers fab value curries. They're filling too, so you usually end up spending less than you might expect. Please be aware that children are not allowed in the restaurant after 8pm. Opening hours: Mon - Thu 12pm - MidnightFri & Sat 12pm - 1amSun 5pm - Midnight Lenny Henry and Billy Connolly have eaten here. [moreless]

(268 Clarkston Road , Southside Gardens in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

Curry devotees have been worshipping at the temple of Ashoka since the 80s. This, the chain’s Glasg...ow South Side branch, was created to appease folk from south of the river who loved the brand but hated the travel. Boasting an interior with a Last Days of the Raj meets style bar look, Ashoka has the kind of atmosphere which appeals more to bhuna babes than the middle aged ‘lads’ on a rampage who frequent your average curry house. The interior may be pared down but the menu is packed with Indian favourites as well as house specialities, leaving even decisive diners with a difficult decision to make. Opening hours: Mon - Thu 5pm - 11pmFri & Sat 5pm - 12amSun 5pm - 11pm [moreless]

(1284 Argyle Street in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

Ask any Glaswegian for directions to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, and they're likely to a...sk "D'you know the Ashoka West End?" The culinary landmark sits on the corner of the longest street (Argyle) and shortest road in the city, where it's been something of a magnet to Glasgow's colossal curry eating fraternity for over 25 years. Its cosy, charismatic atmosphere makes it instantly likeable. While its bright, easy-to-order-from menu manages to satisfy novice chapati chompers and vindaloo veterans alike. House specialties apart, Ashoka's bestsellers are the classics - chicken korma, masala etc. Always busy; tables tend to be turned fast. Opening hours: Mon - Thu: 5pm - 12:30amFri & Sat: 5pm - 1amSun: 5pm - 12:30am Eat and drink all you like for 2.5 hours, £29.95. [moreless]

(Unit D2, The Quay Leisure Park in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

Down on the Quay you’ll find the newest addition to the ever expanding Ashoka restaurant fold, a cha...in which has a firm belief in the idea that everyone should join them on the culinary adventure that is Indian cuisine. This instance of Ashoka is no different, with a dazzling range of traditional and modern, but always authentically Indian, dishes to delight. The interior of the restaurant at Ashoka is light and breezy, letting the food be the star of the show. Allow the friendly, politely professional staff to guide you through a sumptuous menu, or towards the large vegetarian buffets. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 12pm - 11pm [moreless]

(500 Corselet Road, Darnley in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

Ashoka at the Mill is a fun, family-friendly Indian restaurant set in a rustic, historic medieval fa...rmhouse in Darnley, Glasgow. The down-to-earth décor has a contemporary twist, and the main feature of the dining room is the magnificent Grand Buffet display. Parents will love the adjacent family room filled with gadgets and gizmos to keep the tots busy, and the wonderful range of kid's options available on the menu. Ashoka's infamous finger food platters are perfect for parties and business meetings, and the restaurant is always hosting events from children's parties to crazy karaoke-themed nights. Perfect for a fun night out - or for a bit of peace and quiet while the children are taken care of. Opening hours: Mon - Thu 5pm - 11pmFri - Sun 12pm - 3pm & 5pm - 11pm Ashoka at the Mill has a dedicated family room filled with kids' toys called Poppa Dom's Den. [moreless]

(11 Mitchell Lane in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

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(176 West Regent St in Glasgow, United Kingdom)

Award-winning haute cuisine in a charming, relaxed restaurant with superb ingredients and attentive ...staff, what could be better? Brian Maule, the chef-owner, is only in his mid-thirties, but spent years as Head Chef at the Roux brothers famous and starry Le Gavroche in London. Now he's running his own show, you won't want to miss the excitement of Olympic-level cooking. Set in a renovated Victorian building just off handsome Blythswood Square, the decor is slightly unbuttoned formal in bone and neutrals, with well-spaced tables. Fine country French dishes might include starter of ragout of scallops, penne pasta and fennel in light cream sauce, main course of supreme of Cannette duck with braised salad and peppered jus, and dessert of vanilla flavoured creme brulee. Interesting wine list.Tables booked at 6pm - 6:30pm will need to be off their tables by 8:15pm Please be aware that this restaurant does not take toptable bookings between 7pm and 8.30pm every day.Tables booked at 6pm - 6:30pm will need to be off their tables by 8:15pm. Opening hours: Mon - Fri 12pm - 2:30pm & 6pm - 10pmSat 6pm - 10.30pmSun Closed [moreless]