Ready to spice up your dining experience? Glasgow offers a dazzling mix of culture and history, iconic architecture and the picturesque River Clyde. From traditional Scottish dishes to international cuisine, there's something for everyone in Scotland's largest city. At Tagvenue, you can choose from a broad range of dining venues that match your mood, whether you're looking for a cosy, intimate setting or a vibrant, bustling atmosphere. Start browsing through our extensive listings of Glasgow's quirky restaurants today and discover the city's culinary delights!
In Glasgow, prices of quirky restaurants average £35 per person. Costs vary depending on guest capacity, popularity, location, and amenities like sound systems or bar services. Extra charges may apply for custom catering, decor, or event planning services. Packages with add-ons, such as DJs, photo booths, or other entertainment services, can also increase the overall cost. Check out the typical price ranges in Glasgow, based on Tagvenue data from September 2025:
From £29 | to £40 | per person |
From £500 | to £3000 | minimum spend per event |
From £300 | to £540 | hire fee per event |
Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated September 2025), the best options include:
Balcony at Table Twenty Eight
in Glasgow City Centre - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘I would definitely book table 28 for future events and recommend to others.’
Private Gold Room at Riverboat Casino
in Glasgow City Centre - rated 4.9/5
Our user said: ‘Stunning venue. Perfect for my Fiancé's 60th. Staff were so helpful and welcoming.’
Courtyard at Arta
in Glasgow City Centre - rated 4.8/5
Our user said: ‘Good rental price for such a beautiful space. Plenty of space.’
Glasgow has diverse neighbourhoods that offer a plethora of quirky restaurant options. If you're looking for a trendy spot with a laid-back atmosphere, Finnieston is the place to be. This region is known for its hip bars and unique eateries with fusion flavours and playful decor.
West End is also a popular district in Glasgow that is famous for its eclectic mix of restaurants. Ashton Lane, a charming cobbled street lined with quirky restaurants and cafes, promises a delightful evening. So make sure to check it out.
For adventurous foodies, the Merchant City is a must-visit. You can find hidden gems nestled amongst the historic buildings and bustling streets. Just like the area's atmosphere, the food scene here is a harmonious blend of old and new, tradition and innovation!