Antipasti (Glasgow) Reviews
Newest Review: ... and has a fine balance of intricate ironwork along with individual woodcraft on every table in the restaurant. Simply this is a very relaxing and unique experience but one that you find excellent each and every time you visit. The food on offer is always fresh made and tastes exceptional each and every time you go with many offers available throughout the day including the lunch menu (£5.95 for a main course, £6.95 for two courses or £7.95 for three courses), pre-theatre menu (£9.95 for two courses or £11.95 for three courses), brunch menu for £6.95, little plates menu (£7.95 for three or £14.00 for six) and of course you also have th... more
Customer Antipasti (Glasgow) Reviews (1)
by - written on 27/10/09 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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Antipasti Glasgow is based on Sauchiehall Street (near to Charing Cross train station) and is an excellent Italian restaurant offering up a great range of excellent food in amazing surroundings. Glasgow city centre saw Cafe Antipasti established in November 1997 and has since become exceptionally popular with shoppers, theatre goers and those looking for a nice dining experience. The restaurant in Sauchiehall Street was designed by Scottish craftsman, Paul Hodgkiss and has a fine balance of intricate ironwork along with individual woodcraft on every table in the restaurant. Simply this is a very relaxing and unique experience but one that you find excellent each ... Read the complete review
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