Quirky Restaurants In Glasgow

Our city is home to some of the most eclectic eateries in the business, from beaut indoor gardens serving scrumptious bites to fine dining in churches and bars channelling the spirit of the American South. To help you on your quest to find somewhere a little different to have your dinner, we've rounded up all of Glasgow's quirky restaurants.

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Last updated on 20th September 2024




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Flight Club Glasgow

For great food, cocktails and even better entertainment, head to Flight Club on the corner of George Street. This fairground-themed venue is all about nostalgia and good times, boasting interactive dartboards complete with all sorts of fun minigames, adding up the scores for you. Tuck into delicious small plates, sourdough pizza paddles, juicy burgers and more while you're at it, or why not check out their weekend brunch socials for unlimited pizza and a whole bottle pf prosecco each?

Hummingbird

Head to Bath Street for one of the liveliest restaurants around: Hummingbird. This renovated townhouse sprawls across four different floors, including a drinks lounge, karaoke booths and a main dining area were you can sink your teeth into stacked burgers and sip on cocktails. They also offer a boozy brunch here for just £20 per person, including three drinks and a tasty DJ while you groove to live DJs.

Maggie's

Transporting you to Nashville from Merchant City, Maggie's is a cool dive bar that's all about American eats and fun events. Not only have they got a mechanical rodeo bull to ride, but you can also take part in everything from line dancing lessons to hoedown-themed karaoke here. Their menu features all the classics, such as big slabs of pepperoni pizza, beef chilli mac 'n' cheese and a whole range of meat and veggie burgers - followed by a deep-fried Mars bar to remind you that you're still in Scotland.

Bibimbap

With interiors dressed to the nines (think foliage-covered walls and colourful umbrellas), this quirky restaurant in Glasgow city centre promises authentic Korean food and innovative cocktail twists. Head here if you're looking to liven up your next date night with something unexpected.