I was stunned. The museum is beautiful outside and inside. Great collections (with Dali's Christ on the Cross on display) and lots to see and experience. It's completely free, so make sure to go! On Sunday there is an organ recital around noon, which was also cool to see and hear.

Want to see it all.....a full day might do it! So much to see and experience. Thank you to the people of Scotland for providing free access to this wonderful collection. Be sure to leave a donation in one of the boxes near each entry point!.... Try to be around for the short organ recital usually around 1 pm.

A favourite of mine. Love to spend time exploring and enjoying the beautiful pieces of art. There are many wonderful items to look at. There is a very nice cafe on the lower floor (or ground floor) if arriving using the back of museum. A must see If never visited. The architecture is also amazing

Small but varied art gallery. A really eclectic mix of things. The daily organ playing, the broad range of art and exhibits make this a really enjoyable place to visit. There are so many little things to see, but unlike some museums, it’s not overpowering. A special mention should go to the cafe with stunning biscuits and short bread. The staff were very polite.

This is one of the must see museum in Glasgow. It is a massive museum with magnificent art pieces and sculptures. The history of war and our forefathers is education itself. I visited it during Christmas time and just outside this museum an ice skating rink was set up for winter and it was awesome.

Spectacular building… worth a peak just to see the main halls … I was only really interested in the Macintosh section, which was good… but there seems to be a really nice selection of artefacts/ items across a huge range of topics. Nicely curated….

An excellent day out in Glasgow. This museum and art gallery is a must for all ages. Very good exhibitions. The cost of a visit is free but they do ask for a donation which is no hardship at all. Got the subway there which is only a 5 min walk away.

Great selection of art, history and culture. Museum has free entry and is a great location to learn more about the city and the history. Good selection of exhibits. Would make a great day out for kids. Allow at least 2 hours for the visit. One of the best museums in Glasgow.

Free entry, fantastic art gallery and museum. Could have spent days! Volunteer staff are fantastic - I recommend dropping your bags off to enjoy the gallery and museum more. Many famous works to see - and I was lucky enough to be in the museum when the organ was played! If I have to make one comment, perhaps an alternative lighting method for Christ of St John of the Cross. Spotlights are too bright!

If you are interested in learning more about Scotland and Glasgow this is a good starting point. It’s a proud nation and has had a rich history to prove that. It may not be comparable to the museums in terms of size, you found in London, the exhibits are no less significant.

Absolutely wonderful museum and art gallery. For me the most stunning part is the building itself. Outside is good but inside is spectacular. Very helpful and friendly guides. No charge to enter except for special exhibitions. Quite similar to the Natural History museum in London but with art. We spent a few hours here and could easily have doubled it. Will be going back for more, that’s for certain!

It was an automatically delightful experience! We had been there with family and all of us enjoyed our time there. It was great to see and read about the history of automobiles ranging from the bicycle to the car and even public transportation. You need 2-3 hours to walk through the whole museum. Kids will surely like it. A great way to spend your weekend!

It was very nice, a lot to see. There was a carnival while we were there. The gift shop has a handful of things, and there is a Cafe inside and outside on the "Tall Ship" our 2 year old daughter really enjoyed it all!

This was my favorite Scotland museum. Such a fun, FREE interactive place. It is fantastic for young and old. They have recreated the old streets and places of Edinboro, you can experience going back in time, getting on and sometimes touching & experiencing antiques. It's handicapped accessible

This is one of the best museums I have ever visited. I was really impressed as I was visiting from the U.S. this museum had amazing exhibits and a large variety of different objects from trains to cars to motorcycles to ships. Wow great job putting this together. The admission was free but a donation is requested. My next trip I will be back because I haven’t seen everything. There was a duo playing music while I was there and they were great. The hop on hop off bus also stops in front of the museum. This is a definite place to visit when in Glasgow don’t miss it.

Really good museum - loads to see and do. The Tall Ship was great. My 4 year old enjoyed the stories in the shops, and the pretend vehicles she could sit in. Cafe was fine. Only issue was the excessive heat, and the fact that the cloakroom was closed due to covid.

A fantastic beautifully designed museum with 1,000's of exhibits in the collection of many different types of transport. Traction engine, tube train carriage, bus, fire engine, tram, steam train, bicycles, motorbikes, numerous superb classic cars as well as toys, fashion, recreated street scene and shops. You could easily spend half a day here. Also has a souvenir shop and a nice cafe. It was lovely to see and hear lots of children enjoying themselves and being interested in the vehicles.

Beautiful place, free entry, you can see vehicles from all centres in the past and nowadays. We enjoyed it a lot. The old ship was my favourite 😍. There are places to have brake and eat. There is the cafè on the ship where you can relax and have some food. I would recommend this museum to everybody: kids, youths, adults and elderly people.

An amazing museum, we visited in a summer holiday, and was amazed by the pure scale of these trains and locos. There is plenty to look at, and learn about and its super interactive! Not only is it trains, it's boats, cars and much more! The museum is rich in information and entertainment. Great for all ages, and a must do if you are in glasgow. And the best, most shocking part, is it's free of charge!

I love this museum! There's a lot to see inside from bikes to cars to trains and lots of other transportation vehicles. It is a big museum and it is completely free to visit. You can also go aboard the ship next to the museum, also for free. There is a big parking lot in front of the museum. We had a fun and interesting day out!

Amazing museum and exquisite display of cars and different modes of transportation: mostly from the past. Great place for kids to spend the afternoon. It’s free admissions. Also beautiful architecture of the building, close to the river and with incredible views of the city beyond. Good place to spend an afternoon.

This is a very comprehensive museum of modern science of transport, with quite a few interactive displays where kids can enjoy themselves all around. Displays are very detailed and showing amazing replicas (in many cases originals) of objects from the past. As a bonus, entry is free which does make a difference for bigger families. Easily couple of hours of well spent family time. Totally recommended.

Amazing place, we really enjoyed it. Entrance was free just pay for the car park. Very interesting, the kids loved it especially on the ship. Except for the car parking we spent no money at all, it's a top place to visit on a budget.

Wow, what a great museum. It was fantastic to see so many old modes of transport. It brought back so many memories of being a small boy visiting grandparents on the opposite side of Manchester and using trams & trolley buses to get there.

This museum is an absolute gem, one of the best I've ever made. As well as being free and very well maintained, it's extremely large, with different scenes for different eras, so I had stars in my eyes. If you're ever in Glasgow, don't miss it, I didn't think I'd be interested in transport, but it's a trip back in time. Every city should have a museum like this one, I've fallen in love with it!

Nice museum. Very good for people if interested in vintage cars and mode of transportation. They also have a ship. The entry is free but car parking is not free. A nice place to spend time.

If you go to Glasgow, then you need to walk on Buchanan street. You can find many stores like sports, souvenirs, jewellery, coffee shops, restaurants. Also you can admire while walking, the very nice buildings architecture the red blocks on the buildings are simply amazing.

It’s the Glasgow city center where multiple shopping stores and food outlets are located. It’s the heart of Glasgow and must visit place when you go Glasgow Scotland. I witnessed the 2019 world piping festival which is main attar film of Scotland. Many piping teams come to witness this beautiful event. All team showcased their performances on the street of Buchanan and also infront of Glasgow royal concert hall.

Lots and lots of good shops, and cafés. Really busy

Great place love Scotland and love Glasgow

Great shops here.

Very busy

Nice view at the city centre

Love love love for shopping

Beautiful Buchanan Street.

The heart of Glasgow's 'Golden Triangle' of retailing, seems to be going through somewhat of a resurgence, at least for high end retailers in the central part of the street. Well served by the subway and trains, the best car parking is probably still the Buchanan galleries shopping centre. The best bars and eating are off of the street, and are plentiful.

Lovely bustling street full of shops and street performers, nice walk

Stunning and very remarkable. This place is an absolute must to visit in Glasgow. It's located on the top of a steep hill just by side/behind of the Cathedral. There are many interesting graves from different times, including tombstones and crypts. The view from the too is spectacular so even if not interested in the cemetery itself, the breathtaking views can definitely compensate the visitors for it. It's pretty much a 360° view, so the whole city and its peripheral areas are nicely visible. It's very unique, therefore I can only recommend visiting it.

Tremendous experience - especially in spring. Blossoms everywhere! If you walk up on the top, there is a very nice view on the city. If you want to calm down, to read a book or bring your Date here it’s the perfect spot!

This is the first time I am seeing this kind of a cemetery with fancy tombstones. You will get a good view of Glasgow city from the top. It’s a must visit.

We were blessed with a sunny afternoon as we explored the Necropolis. Parking close by, just follow the signs for cathedral parking. Free to wander around. Fantastic views of Glasgow and Glasgow Cathedral which is also free to visit and well worth it.

One of the loveliest necropolis' I've come across. Worth a trip just for the walk but also the amazing large and carved monuments. We spent about 30 minutes walking around and still didn't see all of it. Would love to come back again one day.

The place is enchanting. I like to visit a good cemetery and this one delivers! We only walked a little bit of it and during the beginning we ran into some girls who asked us where the exit was because they were lost. Luckily we were right by it. The paths are windy and don’t go where they seem. We had water and snacks. So many steps to go up .

The Glasgow Necropolis is a Victorian cemetery which dates back to the year 1832. The cemetery, as most early Victorian cemeteries, is laid out as an informal park further enhanced by the complex topography. The cemetery's paths meander uphill towards the summit, where the larger monuments stand, clustered around the John Knox Monument. A visit needed only if you have time at hand, the view of cathedral is picturesque.

You get an excellent view from almost any seat. The standing section (ultras) create atmosphere even when the game is mediocre. Food isn’t great but disabled access is good and it’s easy to get by train or on foot. A fantastic stadium with lots of history. Well worth a tour

Amazing ground, amazing stadium. Not the first stadium I’ve been to, but it’s certainly the best I’ve been to so far. Simply amazing. Would happily return without a second thought.

I have been for a game and tour on a next day. Absolutely amazing. Tour person Dennis very nice guy, told very interesting stories and football games from the past. It actually felt like I was there during the game years ago. You was not rushed, you could take as many pictures as needed. They also assisted to find a brick of my father in law to save us looking and we were allowed to have as much time as needed. Very sensitive and respectful. Highly recommended

Our first Away visit to Celtic Park for the first game after the prolonged winter break. We got in OK, and of course we were impressed with the atmosphere that the stadium design gives. The enclosed feeling with the semi roof and the higher sections of the home stand all add to the atmosphere. Unfortunately they still have a large section that has large pillars blocking any meaningful view of the other half of the pitch. I understand they won't care too much from the Away fans (though they should, were paying good money regardless of the 'restricted view' reduction.), its the pillar at the other end of the stand that must restrict the home supporters who have to pay again good money that should have been reason to rectify. Away supporters were given a small food counter with 3 staff. It's also cashless which for some supporters is still a burden. Unfortunately Celtic Park doesn't allow supporters out for a smoke. I know a majority of people would probably agree, regardless of your opinion it isn't a difficult thing to allow people to go outside for a smoke or vape. Overall was disappointed with Celtic Park, sure on first impressions it's impressive, give it a few minutes and it starts to drop off, the longer your there the less impressive it becomes. 3/5 🖖

Did the tour with a meal at the end Absolutely wonderful. From the boardroom with the trophy cabinet through to the dressing room and down the tunnel out to pitch side All the while listening to our guide and the history and stories After the tour we were directed to one of the restaurants inside the stadium A fantastic 3 course meal in comfy surroundings All the staff so friendly A must for all fans

We visited with two of our grandsons and had a great time..Our guide Des was superb, his knowledge was amazing and kept his audience interested throughout the tour which lasted just over an hour..

Best stadium in Glasgow. Great fans unlike other stadiums I could mention. Always have a great night. Facilities are pretty good. Just be careful when ordering tickets if you're scared of heights.

The stadium looks fantastic in every sense. The Celtic way entrance is befitting of the club's status as a world class club in every way. Fantastic photo opportunities abound for those special memories.

I did the guided tour of Celtic Park and it was an absolutely incredible experience! Our tour guide, Martin I believe was amazing and his knowledge of the club was even better. He answered any and all questions and made everyone laugh as well. As a Canadian I highly recommend any foreigners/locals to go see this incredible stadium🙌🏼

Fantastic experience and tour. Meal was stunning. Tour guide very knowledgeable. The place definitely is Paradise. May this season be as good as last year. HAIL HAIL

Good food and terrific service from the wonderful Mags with nothing too much trouble. Cocktails were however, slightly disappointing but rectified quickly. Will definitely return.

The perfect date. Loads of prawns in the starter and our steaks were cooked beautifully, the food came out really quickly too. Long island ice tea was a 10/10! Shout out to our server Mags who was fantastic, really friendly, warm and very informative. Can't wait to return.

Very nice interior. Attentive stuff. Good menu. Had 50 days aged steak which was nice but I've had better once for the price (£32). On the expensive side guess. Two mains and 3 rounds of cocktails in region of £130

We went for my partners birthday, we had the Sunday set 3 course meal and paid the extra supplement for a better steak. Overall the food was nice. We had bruschetta to start which was amazing. Then we had steak as the main, my steak personally was quite fatty, partner's was fine tho. The chips and other items which came with the meal were very good. Also got a good deal of 3F£10 on sides and they didn't disappoint. To finish we had dessert which was very very nice. Drinks included colas and cocktails. Overall a really really good afternoon out, pricey but well worth the money. The service from the staff was fantastic. I can't wait to go again and try something different off the menu.

This place has it all for the meat lovers. The food quality, the class, the atmosphere and service. Perfectly converted old bank into a restaurant. You will not find many of this around in the world, specially not so well made and aesthetically pleasant. We had the Butcher Block 27 OZ in 3 and it was enough for us. We company all with a nice Argentinean Malbec. We order also some salads and it came with a free iceberg lettuce. Don't forget to visit the toilets which are in the old vault and they still preserve the original iron doors in the entrance.

Amazing steaks! So perfectly cooked with a good amount of sides. It's not cheap, but definitely good quality. Cocktails are lovely and we even managed dessert. Highly recommended if you're looking for a treat or special occasions.

Great restaurant. I don’t care much for steak and I was pleasantly surprised by the other options available on the menu. Staff were very attentive and friendly. I would definitely go back. On a side note - toilets were very interesting as you have to go into the basement and through the old bank safe door!

Lovely welcoming by staff. Absolutely gorgeous setting within the old post office in which they have kept some notable features including the old vault where the immaculate toilets are. Masks were worn by customers and staff and social distancing maintained with hand gel throughout. Our server was polite, helpful and professional throughout our 1.5 hour visit. Food was amazing and was served within a good time. Good choice of drinks and not overpriced. Filet mignon was cooked to perfection (medium rare) and comes with all sides. Beef dripping sauce was devine over steak and chips and onion loaf. I chose normal chips but will definitely upgrade to chunky (£1) next time as these were much tastier however I completely cleared my plate. The mango non alcoholic cocktail was delicious and very tasty. Sticky toffee pudding was good however the ice cream was devine. My daughter's birthday was brought up in general conversation with our server so the birthday cookies on plate was a lovely surprise. Will definitely return and have steak, chunky chips and lettuce wedge with garlic mayo. Looking forward to it already.

Meal with 3 work colleagues. The steak was the best I've tasted. 2 8oz rare fillet steaks. But what stood out was the service by Stevie. A waiter who knew his stuff. Was so enthusiastic, knowledgeable and willing to talk through the menu with an honest opinion. He gave me a new appreciation of steak and his service made the night far more enjoyable and memorable

Food was spectacular, loved every bite, great selection of wines and cocktails. Service was above and beyond. We felt looked after but not smothered and were given plenty of time between courses to chat and not feel rushed at all. Would recommend and will be back. Top notch Italian restaurant! Massive thank you to all the staff for making it a wonderful experience.

Our third time at La Lanterna, it’s reputation for the best Italian Restaurant in Glasgow is well deserved. The food is superb and authentically cooked and presented by wonderful and friendly Italian staff, who know their dishes and are proud of the quality of the food they serve you. Fantastic wine list with lovely Pinot Grigio, Trentino and Sicilian Grillo whites, being our favourites, but there are dozens more of all types, reasonably priced. The dishes from the wonderfully light dipping bread, crispy arrancini and mouthwatering scallop starters, followed by veal Milanese with wild mushroom tagliatelle and my wife’s rich flavour packed lasagne were fantastic. I had the Zabaglione alla Marsala which was a revelation and is now favourite dessert!, my wife had the chefs special chocolate mousse which was so light and melted in your mouth, gorgeous. All of this delicious food was helped along with a bottle Grillo too. Not cheap, but I think very reasonably priced for the high standard of the meal and service from the staff and chefs. Quality is not expensive, it’s priceless! We will definitely return. Outstanding Italian restaurant.

Since we were attending a concert, we booked this restaurant about 3 months prior to our event and since there was 5 of us wanted to be guaranteed a table. The menu choices were good, I went with the old classics however my friends all chose different things and they all looked excellent and with empty plates at the end obviously tasted excellent 👌 Reasonable prices for the food and drinks we had. Will definitely be back if I'm in Glasgow again. 😀

At first I was a little concerned that it was In the basement. It's a lovely atmosphere, nicely decorated and cosy. We were delighted with the food, as per my attached photos. I would not hesitate to go there again.

Authentic Italian experience and amazing food. The staff are friendly and helpful, you can also request them to modify the menu and they will gladly help. I tried the Chicken and Mushroom risotto without the chicken 🐔 which was amazing. The place was crowded and we were lucky that they had just one no show, so we got the table. Recommended that you make a reservation in advance.

Absolutely #TopItalianScran and one of our favourite venues in Glasgow. 50 years in business and the menu is just as exciting. Go on treat yer belly xxx

The staff were amazing. The location very central and easy to get to. The highlight was the lamb dish. Possibly the best lamb I ever eaten.

Great wee traditional Italian restaurant in the middle of Glasgow. Very cosy. Staff are super attentive and friendly, and the food is great. One of the specials of the day was aubergine ravioli and it was fabulous. They'd run out of the lemon sole which is what my 2 colleagues wanted, but I guess that just goes to show that it's fresh and when it's gone it's gone. Good wine list too - the Gavi di Gavi was excellent.

Normally we dine in the west end restaurant but decided to give hope street a try. from start to finish it was fantastic, good atmosphere and really pleasant service from the staff. food was amazing and portions are really good. only downside to our evening was we were given fresh olives and bread which we thought was a nice little touch. we don't eat olives and choose not to eat all the bread as we where about to have a big meal. was disappointed when we seen the bill and was charged £8 for something we didn't actually order. didn't bother saying anything because at that point we had already had 2 slices of dread. I also heard another table saying they never ordered the bread and olives when we were leaving. just wonder how many times this actually happens.

Really lovely little authentic Italian restaurant. Beautiful interior, with friendly staff (I enjoyed our chats), and stunning food. I look forward to coming back. Highly recommend

Wow. What a restaurant very busy says it all . Authentic Italian home cooking no chain here. I would book at weekends. When the bill arrived very reasonable. Highly recommended short walk across road from Glasgow central station.

Visited before Christmas for the first time with another four people. Very clean and energetic atmosphere. Staff were lovely and willing to explain how to order and any items we were unsure of from the menu. Food was lovely and freshly made to order. Even the bathrooms were lovely themed. They are downstairs and unsure about disabled access. Will definitely be back especially for the cheese fondue!!! I love cheese!!!!!

Funky, colourful nice restaurant, amazing food and a big selection of drinks. I really like the Mexican food which has all the regulars, I had an Enchilada and my work mate had a Chimichanga both tasted amazing and the chips were good too. I'd love to try some of the cocktails next time I just couldn't do this time as we were driving.

Great prices and portion sizes. We ordered under the recommended "3-4 plates per person" and were totally satisfied. Dishes by default weren't too spicy, but the tables had additional hot sauce if wanted. Our server, Roddie (Robbie?) was a treat!

Nice Mexican themed, tapas style restaurant in Glasgow City Center. Decor and ambiance are great and staff is helpful and friendly. Price matches the good quality of the food and the cocktails are tasty but could do with less ice. Also the “Automatically added yet optional (🤷🏻‍♂️) service charge” of 10% is a bit of strange way to claim the service was good. Please let people decide themselves if the service was to their liking and spending budget.

After wandering the empty streets on a rainy Tuesday evening. I found where everybody was! They were in here! After initially thinking it was so busy I didn't stand a chance of getting a table, I got a seat at the bar. A very polite lady at the bar made the experience extremely welcoming and suggested the foods to go for. The food was top notch, the atmosphere was electric and the service was friendly, welcoming and better than most high end restaurants. What a gem of a find!

Came here to try a mexican restaurant in Glasgow for the first time and it was pretty good. I can say that the street tacos are quite small and you get 3 of them. They are about as long as an index finger. Much bigger in America. However the flavor was there. The tortilla chips that my sister-in-law had were stale and the burger my husband had did not come with fries so you need to order that separate. I got churros w/ chocolate syrup for dipping which were great. Drinks were good. Overall everything was ok but not my go to. Staff are friendly though!

Very tasty food here. The place was rammed, you will need to book ahead or you will not get a table, many people were getting turned away at the door. Amazingly, the food was served within about 15 minutes of ordering, I was expecting to wait a while given how busy it was. We ordered a variety of different plates and each one was really well prepared. If you are having a few drinks with dinner, expect to pay about £50 per person.

Visited for a friends birthday, great little place if you’re in the mood for Mexican food! I got the fish tacos and they were crispy and so nicely seasoned! Crazy corn and guac also excellent. Overall 10/10 would come again. Also did not know prior to visiting but the beef and chicken are halal which is a nice little addition. Attentive service despite it being very busy. Keep it up Topolabamba!

We visited in August. What a fantastic experience. Warm friendly and helpful staff. Lovely atmosphere in beautiful authentic surroundings. The food is exceptional. I guarantee what ever you order - you will love it. Fantastic flavours. We found Chaakoo Bombay Cafe via google maps and the excellent reviews. Pity it’s 350 mile from home- otherwise I’d be a regular.

Overall good spot for Indian food. Curries were tasty and the chicken was perfectly cooked. However the naan was quite disappointing, very thin and chewy. The chips were also meh but that’s a minor point - who even orders chips at an Indian restaurant… The thing which brought the place down a star for us was that the portions were really quite small. We got two mains, two sides and a naan bread for two people, paid a decent amount and left a bit hungry still. Oh, do try the Walla chai liqueur though!

I recently took my Indian in-laws to Chaakoo in Glasgow's city center for a delightful sit-down meal. The place had a familiar vibe, almost like Dishoom's long-lost sibling. The staircase adorned with vintage Indian movie posters was a fun touch that won over my in-laws. Our server explained that all dishes were tapas-style, suggesting we order 2 per person. My wife and I went for Afghani Tikka, lamb seekh kebab, kofta curry, and chicken Malbari curry. The flavors were out of this world, and the portions were surprisingly hearty. We accompanied our meal with lemon rice and garlic naan, which mopped up the curry deliciously. My in-laws relished saag paneer and dhaal makhani, declaring it even better than Dishoom's offerings. Despite being quite full, we couldn't resist sharing a scoop of pistachio ice cream for just £1.75 – a sweet ending to the night. Although the service needed a nudge now and then, our waitress eventually caught on. My only quibble was an overly enthusiastic hand with the salt shaker on my lamb kebab. Overall, Chaakoo provided a satisfying meal that didn't weigh heavily on the wallet. I'd rate it 4/5 – the food triumphed over Dishoom in taste, though not quite in terms of service and variety.

Really nice Indian restaurant located near the centre of Glasgow! The prices were decent and service was excellent. Do recommend ordering the garlic chicken and naan bread. Lots of selection for drinks & food. Loved the interior decor, representing retro Bombay! 🔥

Absolutely worth the try. I really enjoyed it as everything was almost perfect from the moment I was seated. Good selection of Indian starters and dishes. Very fast and professional service. I really loved the meat Samosa. Portions are small though.

What a great dining experience! Serving staff was friendly, efficient, and made you feel welcomed even though we were walk-in customers during a busy time. Food was great and came quickly. Nice ambience and clean bathrooms. Reasonable prices as well. Would come again. Only negative thing: they didn’t have any of the Indian salads available. Would’ve been nice to try the pineapple and rocket leaves!

Food was splendid and fairly priced. Great service and awesome atmosphere. Butter chicken was flavorful and naan was chewy. Would definitely recommend to friends.

Ended up stumbling upon this place, what a find, staff were amazing, the only thing better than them in the restaurant was the food. The atmosphere was subtle, but great, The decor is fantastic, will definitely be back 😋😎

Visited for the first time with my wife for an evening meal, great Indian food, wonderful service & friendly staff. The lovely Bella described the menu which is based on small plates 'tapas' style which we prefer to a 2 or 3 course menu. We started with a half pint of Raj Majal beer which was smooth & not gassy. I had Jinga Kushrang prawn curry which was delicious, my wife really enjoyed her Chicken Malbari. We shared the lemon rice & Peshwari nan which was fantastic. All the staff are very attentive, Aileen in particular was exceptional.

No matter how many I visit this place I just couldn’t restrain myself going. Their service is blazing fast and staff are really polite. I would say must go place and you should definitely try their prawns tandoori, butter chicken, lamb seekh kebab and money fish. They are reasonably good.

The welcome and atmosphere was warm. Staff were efficient and helpful. The food was excellent, I really can't fault it. This was my first visit on the recommendation of a friend, and I'll definitely be back.

I was really looking forward to eating here as I heard great things about the restaurant. It is lovely inside. It was a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't as busy as we had hoped, I hate to compare but we do love the buzz of Dishoom in Edinburgh and was expecting the same atmosphere but was a little disappointed. We ordered 9 dishes and they all came at once so some food was getting cold. The waiting staff sat people right beside us. That is fine if the restaurant was busy but it wasn't so found ourselves having to talk quietly. Pakora was lovely as were the hot wings. We found the Monkfish curry quite watery and masala fries were average. For small plates I do think the portion sizes were generous but overall we were just a little underwhelmed...

Small Indian restaurant in Glasgow city centre that's up there with the best. Food options and menu for gluten free is fantastic. I've never had a reaction to the food when eating here. Fish pakora is excellent. Lamb chops are so tasty. Chicken chat so flavoursome. The curries are delicious 😋 All in all excellent Indian restaurant.

5 Stars are not enough to rate Obsession of India. I would rate this 10 stars! I first visited this Glasgow gem in 2018 on a Thursday evening and the place was packed. We were happy to wait for a table, as someone (with impeccable taste) recommended it to us as the BEST India food in Glasgow. Although no one left the restaurant suddenly a small table next to the kitchen was empty. Once seated I noticed the man who had been at the table sitting in a chair next to the coat rack. He offered up his table as his finished his wine. We invited him to join us and he offered us recommendations as he eats there several time a week. The meal was FABULOUS!!! Back in Glasgow in 2022 I fancied another amazing meal. I mentioned the man who gave up his table and the owner said they called him to say we were back. Reunited with an old friend we enjoyed another great meal. On my last night in Glasgow before going to see Sparks at the Barrowlands I returned. On all three occasions the food was spectacular, atmosphere was perfect and the service was impeccable. I'll be back again and again. Thanx to Cammy and Sangeta for the great food and hospitality. Do yourself a favour and stop in for a wonderful meal and a great night out.

Absolutely loved the restaurant and the service was so friendly. Food was a delight, perfectly cooked and flavourful. Not spicy but able to request if that's your taste. Had a wonderful chat with the owner and he made our experience 5*

A wonderful Chicken Handi (a first for me) and I went for it on the waiters recommendation together with a plain rice - OH MY..did the flavours come through. LOVED IT

Delicious food. They give you loads of meat. Very friendly staff and efficient service. This is superb restaurant.

What a good find this place is! Very traditional Indian with gorgeous food and very friendly staff. The food came out quick and all tasted amazing and so much food I couldn't finish it. I'll definitely be coming back again 💯

Best place ever if you like india food. My husband & I enjoy coming to Obsession of India & have been going for years. Lovely Friendly staff. Food absolutely amazing & naan breads wow fantastic. will be back again soon

Excellent place to get authentic Indian cuisine! Food was delicious, service was great and prices are very reasonable. Try the pakora, it’s amazing.

Absolutely loved this place! The food was so delicious and the customer service was incredible. We tried the butter masala, korma and a special dish from the kitchen. The dishes were so flavourful and the portions are HUGE. The naan bread was soft and had the best crisp to them. A must try while in Glasgow!! ( I couldn’t want to take the picture lol) they even provided hot towels at the end of our meal! Such a wonderful experience. We will definitely be back!

One of the best Indian restaurants in Glasgow. Highly recommend, especially the chicken smoke karahi with rice.