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The Hanoi Bike Shop Canteen is Glasgow's first Vietnamese restaurant which has recently opened in the the popular West End of the city. Inspired by the love to travel and to eat great food, particularly in Vietnam, the Hanoi Bike Shop Canteen in Glasgow was opened. Join us and enjoy fresh, vibrant and exciting yet surprisingly subtle food. Recently awarded The List's 'Best Newcomer' award which now sits proudly alongside our AA Rosette.

The Pipers’ Tryst Restaurant at the National Piping Centre is a hidden gem on Glasgow’s restaurant scene. Located in the heart of Glasgow’s music and theatre locale, this little restaurant offers delicious food coupled with excellent Scottish hospitality. Piper's Tryst Hotel Offering tremendous value for money and a friendly welcome to everyone who passes through the door, this small hotel has gone from strength to strength since opening, become a well known home-from-home.  

Scottish Restaurants near Loch Lomond includes The Sisters Restaurants in Glasgow's West End. Owned by famous Glasgow sisters, Jacqueline & Pauline O'Donnell, the restaurant in Kelvingrove are renowned for great Scottish seasonal food and a fantastic atmosphere. The Sisters Scottish Restaurants are approximately 30 minutes from Loch Lomond. We also have a restaurant in Jordanhill in the West End. Visit our website for events, demonstrations and fantastic offers!

The restaurant at the Dumbuck House Hotel has been a local favourite for many years. Our contemporary restaurant caters for all with a fresh, varied  menu with lots of locally sourced produce, prepared by our renowned chefs. A relaxing friendly atmosphere can be found in the lounge bar, where you can enjoy a quiet drink or sparkling cocktail!

Loch Fyne started with one inspirational idea – to grow oysters in the clear, fertile waters of Loch Fyne – and has developed into a cluster of businesses whose success is built on an honest approach to superb quality food. All Loch Fyne businesses abide by the guiding environmental principles established by John Noble and Andy Lane at the outset. The companies work together to ensure that only the very best produce – farmed and fished to the highest quality and environmental standards – reaches the kitchens and plates of our customers.

Since opening 40 years ago, the Ubiquitous Chip Restaurant in Glasgow has an enviable reputation as one of the best restaurants in the city. Located in the fashionable, bohemian West End, the Chip comes highly recommended. Dine out in style this year at the Ubiquitous Chip. Whether you dine upstairs on the twinkling mezzanine level or downstairs in the main restaurant, we’ll make sure that your dining experience is one to remember.

Situated in the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, the Arrochar Hotel is one of the most enviably positioned hotels in Argyll & Bute. Originally designed and built in the 19th century, this imposing countryside mansion is magnificently based at the very foot of the ‘Arrochar Alps’ on the shores of Loch Long. Just a mile from Arrochar & Tarbet Railway Station, the Arrochar Hotel is only two miles from Loch Lomond. Glasgow centre can be reached in under an hour, and the Argyll Forest Park is a five minute drive away.

The award winning Stravaigin Restaurant in Glasgow is a quality Scottish restaurant. Located in the vibrant West End of Glasgow, the Stravaigin have friendly informed staff on hand to offer mouth-watering descriptions of the tried and tested menu and wine list. "Think global, eat local" is the motto of Stravaigin, which roughly means "wanderin'" in Scots. Enjoy great Scottish produce with international twists!

Awarded three rosettes by the AA, our restaurant truly delivers a fine dining experience. Using wonderful fresh ingredients, from the hills, seas and rivers of Scotland, cooking it with flair and skill to prepare innovative, exciting and mouth-watering dishes. The restaurant tables are set with fine white linen, silverware and crystal, service is butler style, with exacting attention to detail and friendly service.

Nestling in the Strathendrick Valley, between the Fintry and Campsie Hills, enjoy a serene rural atmosphere and some of Scotland's most beautiful scenery. Offering a cosy friendly bar with an open fire and restaurant where good food, using the best of local produce, is open for lunch and dinner. Live entertainment on Saturday evenings. Private parties welcome. The Fintry Inn also has self catering apartments should you want to stay a bit longer. Under New Management