Best Tasting Menus In Glasgow

Glasgow’s culinary scene is a vibrant landscape, home to some of the most innovative and captivating dining experiences in Scotland. The city’s top restaurants offer tasting menus that are as diverse as they are reflective of the chefs’ culinary prowess. Here, we shine a light on the best Glasgow tasting menus, from Michelin star restaurants to affordable themed eateries.

Glasgow's best tasting menus

Six by Nico

  • International, Contemporary
  • 64 Albion Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom, G11NY
  • Price: £45
In Merchant City, Six by Nico introduces a novel dining concept where the menu transforms every six weeks, each time adopting a new theme inspired by places, memories, or ideas. This approach keeps the dining experience fresh and engaging, offering six courses that promise to surprise and delight with every visit. For those with dietary preferences, dedicated vegan and vegetarian tasting menus ensure an inclusive dining experience. The best part? The offering combines exceptional quality with affordability, making gourmet dining accessible. At the time of writing, their six-course tasting menu is exceptionally priced at just £45 pounds.
 

Ubiquitous Chip

  • Scottish, Contemporary
  • 8-12 Ashton Lane, Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, G12 8SJ
  • Price: £80
Located in Ashton Lane, Ubiquitous Chip is a cornerstone of Glasgow’s culinary scene, offering a tasting menu that brings Scottish cuisine to the forefront. This place prides itself on a straightforward approach to food, focusing on the quality and local sourcing of its ingredients. From venison haggis served in a dainty brioche bun, to Arran potatoes with onion soubise, each dish reflects the seasons and the country’s diverse landscapes. The relaxed, beautiful setting (with plenty of greenery and a stunning glass roof) complements the food.
 

Glaschu

  • Scottish, Contemporary
  • 32 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow G1 3AB, United Kingdom
  • Price: £75
In the bustling Royal Exchange Square, Glaschu takes a contemporary approach to Scottish dining. The restaurant’s tasting menu is a celebration of Scotland’s produce presented with a modern flair. Expect dishes that are thoughtful and inventive, yet unpretentious, offering a fresh perspective on traditional flavours. We particularly love their molten chocolate and whiskey tart. Glaschu is perfect for diners looking for an elevated experience without the fuss, highlighting the best of what local ingredients have to offer in a setting that’s both stylish and welcoming.
 

Cail Bruich

  • Contemporary
  • 725 Great Western Rd, Glasgow G12 8QX, United Kingdom
For a seriously sophisticated evening, look no further than Cail Bruich. The restaurant is known for its commitment to excellence, blending traditional Scottish ingredients with contemporary cooking techniques. Here, the emphasis is on simplicity and flavour, allowing high-quality ingredients to speak for themselves. Previous highlights have included their Cairngorms red deer served with quince, hispi cabbage and kampot pepper, as well as their west coast brown crab with mussels and granny smith apple. There are two tasting menus on offer: a 7-course tasting menu and a 5-course tasting menu, with wine pairing options available to complement both.