Restaurant recommendations.

[McSwede]

I was in Glasgow on Friday and ate in Bucks Bar (Trongate). It was bloody awesome. Large waffle covered in sriracha Macaroni cheese and a couple of butter milk spicy chicken breasts. Everyone's food looked fab and they had some very hot sauces to try.

I'll be going again when I'm back up there.

[ZedLeg]

Aye Buck’s Bar is great. One opened up at the end of my road about 6 months ago. Dangerous

[DeskJockey]

Sounds like carb overload?

[McSwede]

Sounds like carb overload?

Yes. It was glorious

[mik]

Never been there - shall add it to the list.

[Swervin_Mervin]

That sounds hanging

[Mito Man]

Sounds like nursery food
All kinds of random stuff mixed together

[ZedLeg]

It’s just a really good fried chicken shop. We usually get takeaway so we just get sandwiches.

[DeskJockey]

Sounds like carb overload?

Yes. It was glorious

Excellent!

[mik]

@McSwede I could make loads of Glasgow recommendations, but as I know you like spices :

Mother India at the Lansdowne.
https://www.motherindia.co.uk/restaurant/the-lansdowne/

Mother India Cafe has been my fave curry place in Glasgow for years. Fabulous curry tapas so you get 4 or 5 between 2 folks, but they don't take bookings which can be a right PITA and makes larger groups pretty much impossible.

Mother India Lansdowne is a newer site but a basement location just off Great Western Road on the edge of the city centre (at the West side) - you have to know it is there - it doesn't pick up passing hungry browsers.

They started with an Indonesian menu as "something a bit different", but lots of Mother India regulars moaned, so their current menu is a blend of both. It's therefore a bit unique and really fabulous. You have to get the fish pakora.

[Zonda_]

Could be a good thread to continue countrywide! Staying in Scotland I can highly recommend Ondine in Edinburgh, just off the Royal mile. Their seafood dishes are epic in both size and quality. Not a large place so booking advised.