A lively bar scene with people seated at wooden tables under warm yellow lighting. A guitarist performs on stage with purple spotlights behind.
Berlinky's restaurant and stage
Food and drink are at the heart of any Glasgow experience, and Sauchiehall Street Culture and Heritage District delivers in style.

From cosy cafés and traditional pubs to international dining and late-night bites, the district offers something for every palate. Whether you’re sipping tea in a Mackintosh-designed tearoom or sampling global flavours, you’ll find the city’s warmth and hospitality in every dish.

Fancy a cheeky afternoon pint or a glass of something chilled? Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it here. Sit at the windows of Nico’s or a cosy corner of The State Bar. For a quick drink before a show, step into the Third Eye Bar, Lauders or The Griffin.

Maybe it’s a caffeine hit to keep you going? Himba serves up barista coffee and artisan pastries. Afternoon Tea at Mackintosh at the Willow is unmissable, and the vintage crockery of the tearoom at the Butterfly and Pig is a delight.

For lunch on the go, try Grumpy Pedros, Sprigg and Dun Dun Xiang.

Classic Glasgow hospitality served on a plate? We have it from breakfast to post-clubbing. Start with brunch at Singl-end, dinner at The Wee Curry Shop and post-club shwarma at Hajar’s. Pair your night out with the pre-theatre menu at Red Onion or Roya for a wraparound experience.

Plan your culinary journey — whether it’s a quick bite or a special occasion, we have it covered.