Whether you like to keep it simple with a bouquet and a dinner date down your local or prefer to go all out taking her to glamorous restaurants and luxury Champagne bars, we've got plenty of inspiration that's sure to see you crowned golden child. So, what are you waiting for? Check out our guide to the best things to do in Glasgow for Mother's Day.
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UK-renowned Argentinian steakhouse Gaucho is the perfect place to treat your mum this Mother's Day. Get comfy on the plush seats and take in the striking interiors, as you prepare for the feast of your life. Whether it's meat or fish you're after, you can expect the best quality produce paired with crafted cocktails and South American wines. Dishes include wagyu beef empanadas, sharing steaks and legendary burgers.
Picturesque and oozing with grandeur, it's no wonder that The Corinthian is such a sought-after spot. If you're unsure of where to celebrate, it will be spoiling mums city-wide with its sweet treats, dapper dinners and punchy cocktails - with everything from king prawn linguini and charred cauliflower steak to a mouthwatering charcuterie board on the menu.
Whether you're looking for a dinner with a view or a scrumptious afternoon tea in Glagsow for Mother's Day, Windows Restaurant has got what you need. Head over to this swish city centre hangout, found in Carlton George Hotel, to celebrate your mum with some fabulous, fancy fare.
It's pretty much impossible for your mum not to enjoy herself at underground cocktail bar Moskito. Make your way through the drinks menu featuring hand crafted sips for as little as £10 – think spiced Champagne coladas and candy floss martinis. Food options range from bao buns and katsu sandwiches to a delicious selection of brunch dishes.
A Mediterranean bar and restaurant brimming with character, Arta is a beautiful place for Mother's Day in Glasgow. Stop by for a wonderful three-course light-lunch and glass of bubbly from 2pm on Sunday. Looking to lay all your love? Treat her to the Abba tribute duo, performing on Saturday.
Win at Mother's Day by booking a table at Thaikhun; this Thai street food-style spot boasts vibrant interiors and a relaxed atmosphere – perfect for wining and dining your favourite lady. Katsu curries, stir fries and tasty starters make up the mega menu, and they're even offering a complimentary glass of fizz to those that have pre-booked a table for 10th March.
You can't go wrong with a trip to Browns Brasserie & Bar. Nestled in the heart of Glasgow, this local favourite is well-known for its slick, sophisticated decor and fresh, seasonal menus. Whether you fancy lunch, dinner or afternoon tea complete with finger sandwiches and fresh cakes, it's sure to make your mum feel special.
Looking to surprise your mum with a delicious feast? Over at Bar Soba in Merchant City or on Mitchell Lane, you can indulge in a pan-Asian spread of tantalising grub and classic or signature cocktails. Think cracking curries, sizzling stir-fries and so much more, to be enjoyed surrounded by neon signs and pretty, colourful artwork.
Chaophraya is undoubtedly one of the best Mother's Day restaurants in Glasgow. Why? Not only are the interiors grand, gorgeous and enough to impress anyone, but this place also packs a punch when it comes to creative cocktails and authentic Thai food - think crispy chicken stir-fries, spicy soups and massaman curry. And better yet, they're offering complimentary lychee and raspberry cocktails to mums on pre-booked tables to accompany her main course.
If your dear ol' mum is a fan of tapas, Cubatas should be your first port of call. Possibly one of the best places for Mother's Day meals in Glasgow, this slice of Spain knows how to bring the flavour, fronting wicked wines and gorgeous small plates like roasted sweet potato with chorizo, garlic and chilli prawns or seafood platters.
The Butchershop Bar & Grill is a fabulous plot for treating your ma. Not only does it rustle up serious steaks cooked to perfection, but it's also known for its Mother's Day Sunday roasts in Glasgow. Think premium cuts of beef served with all the trimmings and lip-smacking desserts.
While some of you may opt for making your mum breakfast in bed, Kelvingrove Cafe rustles up a fabulous Mother's Day brunch in Glasgow. Menu highlights include hollandaise-doused eggs benedict, full English spreads and avocado on toast, which you can accompany with a bellini (or two).
With chandeliers, candlelit tables and pretty patterns, The Butterfly and The Pig is a cracking pub for a Mother's Day lunch in Glasgow. Opt for a feast of traditional Scottish scran or enjoy an afternoon tea, which is served between midday and 5pm every weekend and has the option to add on bubbles, cocktails or a refreshing gin and tonic.
Mamasan is taking the stress out of Mother's Day with its absolutely beaut interiors complete with a ceiling that's covered in plants, delish cocktails and enticing dishes. Think crispy barbecue squid bites, seabass coconut curry, sticky roast pork belly and much more.
Show your mum just how much you love her by snapping up a table at iasg in the city centre. This plush parlour flaunts tall, grand ceilings, banquet seating and one helluva menu of upmarket Scottish fare, with a particular focus on seafood. Just make sure to pair your feast with a couple of cracking cocktails.
Boasting an impressive selection of bubbly, creative cocktails and an afternoon tea that'll leave her in awe, you can't go wrong with Champagne Central. Take a seat at the gorgeous bar or get cosy in your own booth before exploring the food and drink menus.
If your mam loves a boozy brunch (and who doesn't?) take her to this joint, where the celebrations will be in full swing all day long. From steak and eggs to croque madame and French toast, there are plenty of delicious dishes to treat her to at The Brunch Club.
A fabulous find for your Mother's Day lunch, Ubiquitous Chip on Ashton Lane serves some of the finest food and drink in the biz. While in gorgeous, green surrounds, chow down on a spread of scrumptious small plates, haggis and seafood dishes that'll be the envy of all other mums.
