Tour guide recommended, just a block from the Apex City of Glasgow Hotel. Reservation was…read moreessential. When we arrived at 7:15PM, they were turning away walk-ins. Crowded and servers were working very hard. Service was slow but attentive and dinner took 2 hours. Food was good and very enjoyable but not what I would call exceptional. Returned the following night.

We stumbled across this Gem of a restaurant last night. I was not overwhelmed by the chalkboard…read moresidewalk menu, but we thought local & Italian might be worth a visit. Best decision in a while. The food was delicious and the vibe was casual and friendly. I could literally sit down and ask the server to "bring me something" from the menu. Just outstanding! (American reviewer)

Sugo was a refreshing change after eating pub food across Scotland. We had the a pasta with pork…read more(spicy), the fettucine with ragu (chunks of beef), a salad and bread. All was delicious and flavorful. The salad was beautiful - everything you would want in a salad. I would have liked more cheese on my dish, but it was good. The pasta was also al dente - something I'm not accustomed to, but it was good and freshly made. Service was excellent. We were seated quickly and servers were attentive. It was a noisy place - very busy - but with a good vibe. We were seated near the kitchen so we could watch the chefs. One gentleman ran his ungloved hand through his hair, put the hat back on and then proceeded to grab a ball of fresh noodles and drop them in the water. The gloved hand wasn't used. I don't know what to think, but not very sanitary, but then nothing the boiling water wouldn't take care of either. ;) The cook staff were constantly busy and were not standing around. The system worked well and our meal was served quickly. A good thing when you're hungry. I would recommend Sugo to spice up your visit in Glasgow.

A very busy spot near the city center. They don't take reservations and the wait can get long. We…read morewere told it was going to be a forty minute wait so we put our name down and decided to walk around the area for a bit. We came back a few minutes early so we wouldn't get missed and they were able to seat us within a couple minutes. We started with the burrata caprese starter, fresh and tasty! Both the pastas we got were delicious. The pasta dishes were fantastic and the tiramisu was *chefs kiss*

I came here with a friend while on vacation. We chose this spot based on its ratings. The food was…read moregood but not outstanding. The service was good. I would not go back because of the atmosphere. The tables were packed in as close as possible and it was really loud. It was not a relaxing dinner.

Took my nephew here for lunch. I haven't been here for many years. The food was delicious and the…read moreservice excellent. It was a real treat.

what a lovely restaurant my family and i stumbled across as we searched for food! so warm and cozy…read morein here, all the food was so delicious we devoured our food within 20 minutes so I didn't get any pictures but get the Cannelloni alla Ricotta e Spinaci (v) and you will not regret it !!!! unbelievably good. I appreciated that the waitress brought us extra red chili flakes since I love spicing up my food ‍‍‍ just a tourist but if i'm ever back here again I'd love to eat here again.

As an Italian food connoisseur, I was amazed! I never thought I'd come across such incredible…read moreItalian food in Scotland (I travel to Italy a lot). My sister goes to Glasgow every year and this is her favorite Italian restaurant in the world. I had to check it out my first time visiting and I'm glad I did! We got a nice big glass of Chianti, bruschetta with burrata, lasagne al forno sarti, penne alla norcina, the amarena cherry ice cream, and lemoncello to finish. Outstanding! 10/10 recommend!

Impulse stop for dinner w/sister. Pleasant environment. Ordered calamari appetizer. Not bad at all…read more Attentive service. For entrees both ordered their blackboard special - pan fried filet of sea bass. It was more sautéed than pan fried. And considering how thin the filets were I really have to question whether it was sea bass. My guess is tilapia. But I invite other diners to give it a try and post their opinions. The garlic bread was quite good.

Stopped here for dinner my first night. Had a very tasty pizza and they were kind enough to split…read moreit into two places. It tasted fine. Also had fried zucchini and it was okay, tasted like it had been frozen though. Service was friendly and the place was reasonably priced. It was tidy as well. No complaints.

When we arrived they were VERY busy but they managed to get us a table in about 5 minutes. The food…read morewas tasty and filling, and their desserts were out of this world!

When's the worst time to suddenly decide you want to go out for dinner? I'm not sure but I think…read more9:30 pm on a Monday night has to be a strong contender, at least in Glasgow. So maybe it was ill advised that this was the exact time I chose to drag my other half to Sarti but I think I got away with it. The staff didn't seem to mind at all that we'd showed up so late and without a reservation. We were welcomed, seated and our drinks orders were taken (I was gently guided away from an inferior bottle of wine to a nicer one for the same price, which is always a nice touch). I ordered a mixed wild mushroom pizza while my partner went for the spaghetti bolognese and everything was absolutely delicious, fresh and perfectly prepared. I love a good mushroom pizza and this is one of the better ones I've tried in Glasgow. We briefly considered dessert but, being the last people in the restaurant this time, decided it would be better to save it for a time when we were more organised. We paid the bill and were invited to a small glass of limoncello with the staff before we left. My partner normally hates the stuff (although he likes lemons) but actually enjoyed this one, so there's another minor victory. I've visited Sarti before but with a large group and found everything to be great on that occasion too but it was quite a long time ago. It's good to know that they're still doing everything right. We'll be back soon and hopefully at a more reasonable time.

I'm pretty bummed to be giving Verona only 3 stars as it's somewhere I previously really liked -…read moreI'd visited a few years back and remember wondering why I didn't visit more often as the food and service was excellent at the time. We booked for an early Friday evening dinner. The decor of Verona is pretty nice - large booth around the windows, lots of dark timber features and generally a classy, slick vibe. It's really nice to sit in one of the booths and look out at the world rushing by - I'd highly recommend requesting one when you book if you're going at a busy time. We ordered from the pre-theatre menu - 2 courses for £11.95. I got the breaded mozzarella and mushrooms, followed by the pollo Verona (chicken with mushroom, onion, pepper in a cream sauce with rice or vegetables), as well as a side of mozzarella garlic bread. The food arrived pretty quickly. My starter had two mozzarella sticks and two mushrooms with a small salad and pot of sauce. It was pleasant enough but overall a little plain and unexciting. The main hit the same level of "ok" - the portion was a little on the small side, and while there was nothing wrong with the dish, it just wasn't remarkable in any way. While I don't eat out expecting to be eating omgamazing food at every single meal, I do like my food to be a little interesting. This reminded me of a basic meal I'd make at home when I didn't have the inclination to make something more interesting. I do have to say that the service was really good, and saved this review from slipping down to two stars. The waitresses were really friendly and chatty, and we never had to wait long for our drinks or bill. The bill came to £40-something with a couple of soft drinks and a glass of wine. Unfortunately I'm not sure I'd rush back to Verona after this mediocre experience.

Ok, so this place is either a really fancy italian restaurant or a wee chippy bolted to the side of…read morea nice Italian restaurant. Look at me.... Whoop, me drunk. Post Elite Event drinks in The Pot Still (read review, go there, now, why still here?) led to the urgent need for chips. This place happened to be on my way to the taxi rank, new (i am a yelper aren't I?) and open. Win x 3. With the booze flowing, the healthy minded person within my brain decided that a haggis supper was quite possibly the best thing in the world to order. Order it I did. Quality wise, I'd have to say that it was pretty high. I've eaten my fair share of chips over the years and these were pretty damn nice. Haggis? Well tbh, I've never had one from a chippy before, but man was it tasty. So why the three stars? Well, as I mentioned, I was pretty well oiled by the time I ventured in, so I tend to not trust my judgement as much as i normally would. A high 3 stars just now, with a secondary visit to come! Maybe I won't be drunk this time... pffft!

Stopped by for dinner last week and really enjoyed our meal. Great views of George Square, so lots…read moreof people watching. Service was very good and attentive. I started with haggis arancini, which was very good. For our main meal, I ordered a pizza with pepperoni and sausage. Also very good! If you're in the area, be sure to stop in.

This was right across the street from our hotel. We have had the Haggis, black pudding and fish and…read morechips. So this place caught our eye as something that was not traditional scotch food. I had pasta and my wife a calzone. The pasta was absolutely amazing. Her calzone was gigantic and also tasted delightful. The serving was great and the atmosphere topped it all off. We enjoyed so much we came back for breakfast. Which was equally as good as the supper. You will not be disappointed.

Good Restaurant. Speedy service. Busy but friendly with staff looking after your welfare.read more

This was the worse Italian meal I ever had. The service was horrible. I had to wave someone down to…read morebring us water after 20 minutes of sitting there. The waitress forgot to put our drink order in. It took almost an hour for our food to arrive which was unrecognizable. I asked for extra marinara sauce and the waiter brought me a bowl of COLD sauce. Totally nuts.

So I was lucky enough to be asked along to the VIP opening of Gusto. Going by the invite I thought…read morethis is going to be a grand opening. When we arrived we were suprised to see how posh it was (I'm so glad I wore a dress with my trainers) I felt a little undressed but did not feel looked down at by any of the staff. We arrived and meet up with some fellow yelpers. The drinks began to flow with cocktails being handed out by waiting staff. I was driving so did not get to enjoy the free drink. then came the canopies, they were beautiful to look at and tasted amazing, my favourite was the goats cheese tarts. The staff were fun and friendly, I think they liked us as we were having a laugh with them and they were soon coming straight to our table with the yummy treats. The restraunt is classic and grand looking, with the bar in the middle. The toilets are downstairs and you get to have a nosey into the kitchen on your way past. They had a live brass band playing lots of modern classics like Beyonce which was good fun. I will defo be visiting again to try the full menu and will be leaving the car at home so I can enjoy the cocktails.

Gusto popped up in the old Clydesdale Bank (it felt like overnight but maybe I just never noticed…read moreit getting worked on). Gusto is part of the Living Ventures group (Grill on the Corner, conveniently over the road from Gusto) and serves Italian food. The restaurant is beautiful, quite similar to Grill on the Corner actually with be classy dark timber, gold finishing a and lots of mood lighting. The restaurant is split into sections so you won't feel like you're in a huge space even though it's a generous-sized restaurant. There's a bar right in the middle which is nicely decorated with stained glass and a tasty selection of booze. Of course, it's Monday lunchtime so I'm not drinking. The menu has great non-alcoholic options like coolers for £4. I opted for a mint and strawberry cooler which was absolutely lush: the barman here clearly knows what he's doing. I'm going to have to return for cocktails! Onto the food. I went for baked gnocchi with a side of spinach. The gnocchi had nduja through it - quite a lot actually as it was pretty spicy! Not unbearable though and overall this was a really nice dish, good portion size and perfectly baked. The spinach wasn't quite as good and was quite watery, and some of the leaves needed their stems trimmed. Overall I enjoyed it here a lot. The service is warm and friendly, and Holly who was looking after the area I was seated in was great and really knew her stuff. I do have to say the front of house wasn't quite as good and seemed a little confused and unsure, but the place has just opened so that's no big deal. All up, I was really impressed with my lunch and I'll be back soon.