Horrible food, drinks and service. Servers don't even know what's on the menu. The menu isn't descriptive and when you ask the server what is an item they cannot even tell you. read more

Great party vibe. Service was earnest but not great. Took me two hours to get three courses and I ordered quickly. Staff were quite nice but spread thin. Disappointed. Food was ok. read more

It's always a must for me whenever I'm in Glasgow. Always stop off here for a cocktail or two in between shopping, food or walking around. The vibe is just so nice and mellow. The architecture alone is outstanding. The high vaulted ceiling is just beautiful. If you ever get a chance, stop by even if it's just to pop in for a peek. You'll want to stay for the vibe. read more

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Amazing ambiance and food. The staff were on point and enthusiastic about their products, the history of the place and their city.

A few of us popped in, hoping to enjoy a drink but only one bar was open with no one serving, there was a lady as you entered telling people it was busy being used by other groups. We were told we didn't have to book, we could walk in as several bars were open. read more

Disappointment! Drinks were just ok but expensive, food was average (once we finally got it), and staff was well, non existent. Drinks are the only thing that comes to the tables. We waited over an hour for our food before asking why it was taking so long? Turns out the Waiter left and never returned and no one took over his tables (according to the manager)...piss poor service! read more

Three stars for a posh looking but terrible service establishment in central Glasgow, Scotland. I haven't experienced service this bad in a loooooong time. We didn't see our waiter until about 20 minutes in, only to then wait another 15 min for our champagne bottle service, seeing that it was Moet & Chandon's anniversary party. The champagne was WARM. Absolutely gross. We then had to wait another 15 minutes to get our server's attention to ask him for a cold bottle, which again took its time to arrive. Since we were there for drinks, we had some light apps. The food was surprisingly delicious. We had the size salad, onion rings, and Parmesan truffle fries, which were all very good. The truffle fries tasted like they were deep fried in truffle oil, which was delightful. I will be thinking about those fries for a while. They tried to remedy the terrible service by only charging for the champagne, which was nice. I will be back, but mostly to look at the stunning architecture read more

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Compared to other comments here I have to say that the boys and girls who served us were fantastic. High attention to our needs, not interrupting conversations. Just great. The food, however ... I've ordered my meat medium-well, it came well done. The mussels that my wife ordered were overcooked. The layer of batter of our friend's fish was super thick and dry. The atmosphere is nice if you like that kind of Interieur. They had someone playing live music that night which was super loud at times which couldn't be turned down a notch for some reason. read more

Based on appearances only, The Corinthian is one amazing place. A very traditional building style, with beautiful high part-glass ceilings, and chandeliers, it is very grand indeed. The decor is actually very modern in the bar area - an entire white bar, and dark wood furniture, it looks the part - and the Piano Bar is lovely and dark (like some old style entertainment area for men with cigars and brandy). BUT, for everything else, it's kinda lacking. Our waitress seemed a bit dithery - she didn't write our orders down, and then came back to ask us twice what we had ordered - and the food when it arrived was quite... well... boring. Ok, there are only so many ways you can jazz up a burger, but it looked like it had been haphazardly thrown together. The drinks were fine - the wine tasted like wine, so I was happy. The bill was the most disappointing part - over £15 for a burger and a (small) glass of wine! Sheeesh! I won't be back in a hurry, but I'd recommend you pop in - even if it's just for a quick squint at the surroundings. read more

The Corinthian Club - British Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Come here for the drinks and the atmosphere. It's housed in an old bank and thus absolutely gorgeous interior. The special banquet rooms are all beautiful. However the food was sub par. the live music was not so great. our singer was...well not what one would expect of such a posh venue. however she did play the piano well. because of the setup, the acoustics here are not great so expect a lot of loud chatter. this is not a cozy intimate atmosphere but more bustling and loud. read more

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I'm not exactly sure what the big deal is about this place. I've never had the desire to go in, but after a surprise birthday party for my guy, a few of us headed here for a drink just to 'check it out'. First things first- the birthday party was pretty low-key and casual and we were a bit under dressed for the Corinthian Club. I almost felt a bit judged walking in to the grand room where we had a drink. It took quite a while to get a few ciders and few mixed drinks. The mixed drinks took ages to make- my guy and I were both able to run to the toilets and back before they were done. Aside from taking ages to make, it cost 11 quid for two magners ciders. RIGHT. That right there basically helped me in deciding that this place really isn't worth it. The mixed drinks weren't that cheap either, but at least a bigger buzz is gained by liquor. We sat at the back of this grand room, in these super weird chairs. I felt almost like I was in a pram or something with this massive chair up over my head. We only stayed for one drink, but I wasn't that impressed, so I'm not sure I'll be back. It's a great place, however, for large groups and nights out. It's also good for the younger crowd as I've heard some of my Uni pals talk about fun nights out here. read more

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Visited this restaurant with a tour group. It was supposed to be a really nice place according to a the tour guide and a few locals. The food was awful and the service was even worse. The music and background were so loud - two of us couldn't hear each other speak at a table. The waiter acted like it was his first hour on the job and we couldn't even hear him over the noise. Total disappointment. read more

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No amount of stunning decor or delicious food can make up for being asked to leave your table because you've used your alloted 2 hours but the wait staff still haven't managed to get around to offering you dessert and coffee. I'm pretty laid back but my patience was sorely tested by our struggles to attract attention when more beer and wine was required and the table needed clearing (we were a large group squeezed in like sardines to a modest booth table). The water when it eventually came after a number of requests was just one modest jug between 7 adults. Gee thanks! Two hours should be plenty of time to serve a leisurely three course lunch and coffee. Asking us to vacate the table when all we'd had was starters and main course was a real downer. If the service can't keep up with the time allocated for lunch, there's nothing much we hapless diners can do about it, except leave and go elsewhere for dessert. The Corinthian management need to take a long hard look at their Tellers Brasserie and make some changes pronto. What a shambles. Took the shine off what should have been a very lovely experience. PS If you are going to offer vegetarians a main course (Beetroot and ricotta tortellini with woodland mushrooms and truffle oil) use a vegetarian cheese to finish off the dish and not Parmesan. Rookie mistake. read more

The Corinthian Club - stunning celing - British Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

What a grand building as a setting for the Corinthian! The clintele seems to mostly comprise the kind of people that you see on The Apprentice - city-kids. We only had a main course here - a steak and a sea bass. The fish was well-cooked, while Stu seemed disappointed with his steak - it was a bit fatty and not well cooked enough for his liking. The service, although good, was a bit absent-minded. It seemed as though the focus was on the tables full of big spenders. I probably won't be back, but it is a lovely place to see - I would recommend just going for drinks. read more

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This is a review of the Chambord & Nails Inc night they held in the opulent surroundings of The Corinthian Club. It's no secret that I love a good cocktail - and what girly girl doesn't like getting her nails done? So when I saw they were having a night of both at The Corinthian Club, I was there with bells on. The Corinthian always makes me feel like a "lady who lunches", and this night just perfectly enhanced that feeling for me. When my friend and I walked in, we were welcomed and brilliantly looked after from the very start. Lesley and Emma from Nails Inc were friendly and chatty while doing our nails and made me feel very comfortable going back there some day. Nails Inc might be a bit pricier than a lot of nail salons in Glasgow, but the finished effect really sold what they do to me (and the nails are still going strong!) And what could make a girls night even better? Well, of course it has to be some perfectly made French Martini's from the chaps at Chambord. I've tasted a LOT of bad french martini's, yet these ones were perfect - and we were never without a drink in front of us the whole time we were there. It was a little bit quiet, which is my only (weak) criticism - I think there would have been a bigger buzz at the event had there been more people there to really enjoy the event. And although it was billed as a "Ladies Night", I'm fairly sure I know a lot of guys who would've loved to get their manicure on and get into the spirit. All in though, I know my friend and I were made to feel very looked after all evening and went away with a lovely buzz about us - and we even made some new friends. Fab night all round! read more

The Corinthian Club - Nails from the Ladies Night - British Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

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I was here for a drink before having dinner in other place with some friends. And the place is awesome (I was here before for a blogger event) really gorgeous and feeling like you're in one of the coolest places in Glasgow. We ordered some soft drinks and ciders and the price was good based on the place. We where in the quietiest salon since we didn't have a book and the other one was full. A must in the city at least for fancy a drink! read more

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The Corinthian is really not my sort of place at all. Expensive, full of posers and that awful trendy music which is a step above the elevator variety. The building is stunningly beautiful which makes it all the more annoying that Stefan King has managed to get his grubby mitts on it. The last time I visited the nightclub, I saw some forgettable old firm player wearing a white leather jacket. Says it all really. According to its website, The Corinthian is currently closed and is set to open in summer 2010 following an extensive makeover which will include a casino. Gulp. read more

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The Corinthian has a place in Glasgow. Unfortunately it's just not my sort of place. Divided into a nightclub, restaurant and piano bar, it attracts exactly the same sort of people every other G1 group establishment attracts: people who think they are dead classy but, well, are not. Charging an extortionate amount for food and drinks in a bland environment really doesn't cut it for me. read more

Wow. The Corinthian has always been a stunning piece of ostentatious neoclassical design, but following a recent refurbishment it's now looking better than ever before. The many high windows have been opened allowing a plethora of natural light to show off the interior design to it's best effect. Thankfully its previous attempts at being a dimly-lit part night club / part restaurant, have been abandoned. It's now clearly aimed at just being a restaurant that offers nicely presented mid-price cuisine. They have a nice cheeseburger for a tenner at lunch and service was quick and friendly. Despite being a G1 joint, The Corinthian is something special and is worth checking out. They have wi-fi that is free for a hour via web log-in system, but it didn't work from my iPhone. read more

A good lady friend and I meandered through Glasgow yesterday evening to try and find somewhere to sit, have some nibbles and some drinks, and enjoy each others company. We stumbled across the Corinthian Club on Ingram St, and I am very glad we did. After having a quick look around the different nooks and crannies we settled in "Charlie Parker's" lounge which had an amazing atmosphere and beautiful décor. We got some snacks from the bar menu and some drinks, Havana & Lemonade for her, Grey Goose & Cola for me. The snacks were brought on a piece of driftwood which was a nice effect. Staff were unintrusive yet very courteous and friendly, and the pianist was also a great character. I spent a small fortune that night but the ambiance and atmosphere made it all worthwhile. Needless to say I have returned since, and will return again. read more

Simply as a building, The Corinthian Club is absolutely stunning, both its exterior and interior. Colin and I frequently go here when we're in the mood for a good social drink, when we'd go into the main bar, or a quiet drink, when we'd go upstairs to the piano bar. I love the party atmosphere of the downstairs main bar and I also love the totally different atmosphere in the quiet piano bar, with a wonderful, wonderful pianist, who plays requests and some of his own songs. This place also has a relatively new casino right next to the downstairs bar. On top of the 3 mentioned rooms, they also have hundreds of other function suites, rooms you can hire, a room that hosts fashion shows and the like, and more bars (if you can find them!) Great night out, but the bouncers can be a bit rude at times which can sometimes ruin a night out unfortunately. Good food in the main bar though, which I think is served till 1am if I'm not mistaken, and the bar itself is open 24/7, I think the only place in Glasgow that can offer that. read more

This is the best place to find wanabe footballer and footballer wife types!! It is a spectacular venue but the clientele is...hmmm, they think they are classy and to be fair, from far away in the dark they look alright but up close they're a shambles - falling over their waaaaay too high heels, with their hair extensions half in and half out, the men are found with large encroaching sweat patches up their backs and beer dribbled down their fronts!! The club area on a Saturday night becomes a mosh pit and a bit of a meat market, its dark though so if you dont concentrate too hard you cant really tell quite how dripping with sweat everyone is until you're one of them!! Once I noticed a shirted man kneel down to the dance floor and have a cheeky cigarette then a couple of ladies joined in the fun!! The prices are high! It's a great place to go to do some people watching just for some amusement but its not as classy as it seems. HOWEVER The small rooms upstairs can be used for private function hire, this way you keep out the riff raff and can enjoy the nice decor!! read more

Not a fan of this place at all I'm afraid. It may look stunning but there is no excuse for poor service. It took my friends and I a good 20 mins to get served at the (not very busy) bar, and when my friend accidentally spilled her drink on me within full view of staff, no one came to assist or offer to clean up. They haven't really thought things out to be honest; little things like only having one hand-dryer in the ladies (I felt guilty for hogging it whilst I tried to dry myself off!) and being able to see into the ladies bathroom from the street (which I find a bit creepy). Meh! read more

I love this place! The first time I went here, I was in awe at the beautiful place. The second time was equally as good if not better.I had not been before new renovation looks the part, but the place is fantastic. My favourite room is the private parkers, with the dark wall and mirrored photo frames. I love having afternoon tea in the boutique room, especially with champagne! Each room has so much character and is different from the others. I'm looking forward to a party in the langley room to see how it looks at night. The food here is well portioned and tasty.The first time I came here for lunch. I had the three cheese and plum tomato brochette which was full of taste and actually quite filling for a starter. I then indulged in the crispy duck salad, and it was to die for!! words cannot describe I should have taken a photo to put on here. The second time I came here I was taken into a booth, which is perfect for a group and a catch up! I had for starters the crispy duck salad, as i enjoyed it so much before and the pan fried oban scallops. I had two starters as last time for lunch I was so full, which is always a good thing. Both times the food has been beautiful. The staff here are great and tentative, making sure food was ok and your glass is always topped up. cannot fault them! Definitely recommend this place for anyone really. There's a place for you, wether it be the casino, tellers bar and brasserie, charlie parkers pain room, or the club, you won't be disappointed! read more

Popped in here on a shopping trip to Glasgow. At first I thought I wouldn't get in as the place is so grand but the girl in the foyer was great, pointed me to the two available bars. The main bar or the piano bar. I chose the main bar and as soon as I walked in I thought WOW, the character of the original building and the decor is amazing. My large glass of wine was perfect and I sat in one of the enclosed thrones, relaxing. Although the music was loud and atmosphere great I had some relaxation sat back in the chair and I could lean out to feel and hear the ambience. Great place I hope to go back for some food, more drinks and hopefully get a chances to lose some money in the casino. read more

Quite simply put, my favourite place in the wide world. The interior of the building is pretty spectacular, I remember being near speechless with awe the first time I was in here. The few times I've eaten, the foods been great. Not the best I've ever had, but damn good all the same. Which is what you'd expect given the prices. I love that regardless of the group you're with, or any of their moods, there will be a spot in the Corinthian that will please everyone, from the huge main bar to the (fairly) small and intimate Charlie Parkers. My only gripe is that if you over-indulge in the Hendricks/Champagne/Wine, and have a friend with a penchant for wandering off that it may take you quite some time to track them down given the size of the place.....but that in itself just gives you time to find yet another bar and enjoy some more of the gloriously cool ambience. A lot of people do gripe about the prices in the Corinthian, but it makes no bones about the kind of place it is and let's face it, if you could afford to be in here every night of the week, you're making too much money anyway! read more

Fantastic venue - vault ceilings and great atmosphere. the food is excellent too. Great for a special night out. read more

Wow what an amazing looking building! The interior is equally as fab and apparently it was someone's house back in the day! Lots of sculpted plaster and a huge dome adorn the ceiling of the main hall. Lots huge doors and big lamps as well. They do a good range of cocktails and i went for a lavender royal which was lavender syrup and champagne. So why the 3 stars? We ordered some duck spring rolls as a bit of a snack and they never materialised. Went to ask where they were and they had taken the money but not placed the order with the kitchen! Was told it would be another 30 mins. We asked for our money back which seemed to take forever. Slow service for again not a horrendously busy bar. It does strike me that they play on the looks of the building and forget that they also need substance ( eg good service) to their good looks! read more

Uhhhh.....nope. We came with a large group, but I really can't give them an easy pass, since they knew we were coming. The portions were very small, especially the pasta. The flavor was ok, but I would bet that the soup was prepackaged. The carrots were exactly perfect cubes.. Like a machine cut them. . Service was very slow, too, and I am comparing it to the other places my group went. read more

The Corinthian Club - They poured gravy on the edge of the plate. Not sure why. - British Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

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Didn't enjoy my night out with girls, too many rude and pretentious people. Good and quick service though. Lisa read more

This is our first visit to Scotland so we decided to play it a bit safe. We viewed the restaurants menus online and were excited to try some of the dishes. We started our dinner with the haggis appetizer. It was delicious though a bit small. We then ordered the salmon, pork chop and filet for main courses. The salmon was pretty tasty. I would recommend it. The filet was ok but not the best we've had. The pork was a disappointment. It was a fatty cut and not very tasty. Also, our server struggled with the language and wasn't very attentive. Overall, the atmosphere was very nice. The food was average to below average. The service was slow and lacking. We won't be returning or recommending you visit. read more

Service was fast for serving a big group. Terrine with ham hough and duck pate and a fruity chutney was very nice. Except I think it was described as a parfait. A parfait is smooth and not meant to have big chunks of meat in it. Anyway, it tasted nice. Risotto, was sticky and claggy, not creamy, and a bit underseasoned. Could have done with a skoosh of lemon juice and a bit of TLC in the making ... or something. Was it even made of the right rice? Not convinced. My pal John's risotto is miles better. Lemon tart, nice and lemony but soggy at the very centre, pastry was pasty, a bit chewy and not short enough. Menu said it was served with creme anglaise but it was a mere homeopathic sensation of creme anglaise and that very-lemony tart needed something to contrast. I think they should be tasting their food once in a while. Verdict. Disappointing food in a grand setting. Set menu would be good value but am disparaging of a restaurant that cannot cook pastry or risotto well. Unsure of price - I ended up spending £40 for this but was in a big group where wine was ordered and people left early not leaving enough money. Hmmph. I think it was meant to be £25 for 3 courses, which is fine but I probably wouldn't hurry back. read more

I had my 21st birthday party here in July in the Nosey Parkers room and despite absolutely loving my party in the end I was pretty unimpressed with the fact I spoke to my 'designated event co-ordinator' once on the phone (when I was due to make a payment), despite having made appointments with her to turn up and find more than once that they 'hadn't been entered in the diary properly'. We were also quoted one price at the time of booking to then have that raised by £14 per head by the time of the party - price not being the issue since it was my 21st, but that was all probably a reflection on the fact I had to speak to whatever person was on reception duty every time I went in in the run up, meaning I never spoke to the same person twice. That aside the party itself was brilliant & the food was excellent. Our 'private waitress' was only there for the first 2 hours of the party then disappeared, which was fine because it was actually a tad awkward having her hang around but she disappeared without telling anyone and we didn't really know if we were supposed to wait on her coming back or just start going over and ordering from Charlie Parker's bar. I have a membership and am supposed to get a bottle of champagne on my birthday (it was champagne at the time I got my membership but has now changed to prosecco and that was what I was presented with on the evening which I was a tad underwhelmed with) but I had to chase it up about 7 times before it eventually arrived. The food inside the teller's bar has always been great and the service at the tables flawless, I've also had many enjoyable nights at Charlie Parkers with their pianist etc. However overall I think the Corinthian really needs to do a bit of work to actually deliver on the service equal to the standard of establishment they advertise themselves as in terms of their events. read more

Recently had a great meal here or a Graduation! the a la carte menu is quite expensive but you can normally get good value with the set menus which offer great choice! The setting is lovley as it is a Grade A listed Victorian building with gorgeous high ceilings and grand stairs! Expensive but definatley worth having a drink in the piano bar after a nice evening. Not so fond of the other main bar, i think it was nicer before it was redecoratd! reccommend resturant though! read more

This place is so pretty, from the outside, to the inside, and being able to (weirdly) see people washing there hands in the loos, to seeing the chefs prep the veg. If you walk past the Corinthian on Ingram Street and look down, you will see what I mean. Mum and I fancied a bit of bubbles, and it had started to rain, and we were virtually opposite. So you know, if the shoe fits right. We saw a bar immediately on our right, that was empty, and didn't look to be open, which was odd for a Saturday afternoon. We were then greeted in the main lobby bit and told that there was room in the Flying Scotsman. So we got in, and couldn't see if someone would tell us which table. Looking around all the tables had reserved signs, all for much later like 6pm-7pm. So we avoided these, 3 lovely ladies who were on a big table, said we could join at the end, which we did. Out of courtesy we just wiggled our table away a bit. Next challenge, bar or table service. With 0 menus on the tables, we opted for bar. So Mum went and ordered. Only to be told the card machine wasn't working, so we would have to pay later. The drink was lovely, but the venue was so poorly run. There was children running about screaming, which is not what you want for an afternoon tipple. The bar was losing a lot of custom with not having a clear seating policy and reserved signs. Could do with more staff on the bar, and someone hosting the room, since we were originally told there were seats! read more

The Corinthian is currently closed for refurbishment until Summer, so says the sign out front. But I wonder, what is there to refurbish? The place was gorgeous already. The main area of Corinithian, is a stunning domed cieling, uplighted with blue lights; a round bar sits in the middle. A club area is down the stairs, if you're in the mood for a dance. But that's not the best part: in one of the anterooms, just as you walked in, there is a piano bar, and an honest to god piano man playing a baby grand. All leather sofas and chairs, lush decor, and you soon get the feeling you've just stepped back in time where cigars and brandy were the order of the evening. I hope they don't lose that room. That was always my favourite. read more

What can I say. Not been here for years. Very posh, for a very gentleman as myself everything about this place is stylish. Expensive, but worth it. This is one of G1's showcase places by the looks of things:) read more

The Corinthian Club - British Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Mrs G and I had not been to The Corinthian, in any capacity, for roughly two years so decided that we should give it a whirl having heard that there was a new brunch menu. At this point I must disclose that we were invited to try the new menu and, as such, were not paying for the meal. I assure the reader, however, that this post is an honest review of the experience we had there and I have not been asked , nor have I offered, to provide a favourable review on account of this. The welcoming, stylish interior of the main restaurant area is iconic. It's amazing to think this was originally a private residence before serving as a bank; if this was my gaff I would've known that I had made it. Upon arrival we were led to our table by a friendly waitress. We had a booth on benches facing each other but there are also crescent-shaped booths available which are suitable for bigger parties. The brunch menu comprises a good selection from a full Scottish breakfast to pancakes with bacon. Mrs G ordered a Bloody Mary to drink. We may, or may not, have been drinking a bit the night before and this sounded ideal to me; I ordered the same. They were lovely. They were nice and spicy (as asked) and, I think, topped up with a splash of red wine. The liquid wasn't thick as some can be but very tasty. I'm not sure how thickness reflects on the quality of tomato juice used, but I do know that it was a great drink that I would order again. After much deliberation (I had to ensure I at least tasted the Benedict), I decided on the full Scottish breakfast with a poached egg rather than scrambled. When it arrived a wee while later it was practically begging me to dig in. Everything on the plate looked of good quality, even the beans, which I would rarely take with breakfast, looked apetising (and were nice!). The sausages were hot and tasty, the bacon grilled nicely, the tomato was fresh (and, being a man, especially good for me) and cooked well, the tattie scone lovely, the Portobello mushroom was nice, the black pudding added a great flavour and the egg was cooked perfectly. All in all, it was very, very good. If I'm being picky, and this is just a personal preference, I would have liked the bread toasted a little more (I did not ask staff to do this and I'm sure they would have done had I asked!). Mrs G had, with no pressure from me (honestly!), decided on the Eggs Benedict. This is one of our firm favourites and a good way to benchmark the quality of the food here given we've had it in many places across Glasgow. The presentation was spot on; simple but delicious looking. The eggs were served on muffins with Parma ham with a fresh leaf salad alongside. These eggs were also cooked perfectly and oozed a nice runny yolk which intertwined with the delicious Hollandaise. Mrs G would have preferred a little more Hollandaise but I was of the opinion that the right amount was served; we don't always agree! The Parma ham was a great idea and something I hadn't had before with Benedict. I'm not sure why as it was superb! The Benedict compared favourably to some of the best we've had in Glasgow (I'm thinking Epicures and Booly Mardys) and we recommend it highly. Well done, Corinthian! read more

Me and my partner came here for lunch and took the market menu which is £10.95 for 2 courses I got myself a beautiful piece of Hake which came on some borrocoli and delicious creamy mash with chive through them and let me tell you this it simply was devine the fish was perfect delicate soft it melted in your mouth the mash was heaven very hard to find a place that does great mash, My partner got the roasted chicken which was beautifully presented again wish mash potatoes accompained with green beans and a very good gravy the chicken lovely tender and moist and the gravy to go with the mash really set the whole thing alight. For dessert we got a lemon tart and a sticky toffee pudding and the thing is it was truly a piece of heaven amazing first class service first class food and for the price that it is compared to most establishments in town its a complete bargain. as big Arnie said .....I'll be back!!! read more

Fear not if you're planning a party night out, the Corinthian has it all! We were looking for a classy environment for a staff night out with good food, service to match and something for those who wanted to party into the wee sma hours. After an initial hiccup over the seating - we were expected in the Brasserie but it's no good if you have more than 8 in your party; Rodolphe Combes the General Manager stepped in and moved us to the Laird's Room and what a great setting it is for any special occasion. The staff were superb and we were made to feel really welcome - top marks for turning what was an awkward situation into a positive experience. The food was better than good, the wine selection extensive and yet not too expensive and after the meal we carried on enjoying ourselves in the sumptuous environment. Well done Corinthian - a wonderful venue that does Glasgow proud. Pinching a line from Arnie - we'll be back! read more