Bank Street Bar Kitchen — Restaurant in Scotland

The atmosphere is so easygoing and relaxing, especially the cosy mezzanine which I'm fond of. The wine surprisingly good. I had the draft prosecco (always a bet for me) and it was quite nice, sparkling in the right mesure, dry but with a velvety attitude. The temperature was ok, though I prefer to have it ice-cold (but my personal taste is not relevant). They served it with raspberry, good move, and it is cheap in comparison to other places. The only annoying thing was the unstable table which kept on moving while I was talking to my friends. Well, I'm sure, thought it gets busy all the time, they have...

I've lived in the local area for well over a decade now, but talking to friends I know I'm not the only one who didn't realise this place is more than just a cafe.

In there with some German mates last Saturday night because we were told it was open till 1. Good atmosphere, very tasty pakora and chatty, friendly staff. Places with a late licence always interesting - fun to see the flotsam and jetsom from other boozers washing up somewhere just to keep the night going as long as possible. Will be...

Friendly and welcoming with a diverse clientele between students and locals The staff stand out with their approach to coordinating tables and running table service exceptionally.

The food and drinks are very reasonably priced for the West End of Glasgow with a pint and pakora deal that may surprise you with its amazing value.

It might seems like a small tavern from the outside but opens up with a mezzanine to provide plenty of seating.

Top quality service and...