Places To Eat In Glasgow
Black
Sheep Bistro
Located at 10
Clarendon Street, St Georges Cross, Glasgow, G20 7DQ
Black Sheep
Bistro is a hidden gem in Glasgow, so well hidden that even a lot of people who
live in Glasgow haven’t even heard of it.
Black Sheep
Bistro a small and charming restaurant located just outside Glasgow City
Centre. It is an independent and family
run business offering a very different experience that you get from simply just
visiting a large, chain ran restaurant.
When I dinned
here I had the macaroni and cheese with garlic bread for £11.50 which was
delicious. I love anything with cheese to be honest but my food was really
good. My friend had the balmoral chicken stuffed with haggis wrapped in parma
ham with whisky sauce which is £16.50 and he absolutely loved and said
everything was so perfect. For dessert, to share, we had the trio of mini
deserts for £9. We were both pretty full from our dinner so we felt the mini
deserts to share would be plenty and it was. The deserts were also delicious.
Everything was well presented and it was very clear a lot of effort goes into
everything they produce.
They are
fully licensed so having a few drinks with your dinner is an option.
As the
restaurant is so small I would recommend always booking in advance as otherwise
it is very unlikely they will have any spare tables. Also they have set opening
hours e.g. Sunday they are open 4pm-7.30pm, Mondays they are closed etc. so
again book in advance to ensure you are not turning up to a closed restaurant
with no available tables. Booking can be done easily and quickly on the website
address supplied below.
http://www.blacksheepbistro.co.uk/
A sample menu
can be viewed on the website however the menu does change daily depending on the ingredients available. All food is freshly made as ordered so sometimes you may
need to wait a while but it is worth it because you will taste the quality.
There is on
street parking available round the restaurant so is usually okay and easy
enough to get parked.
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