Fratelli Sarti (Glasgow) Reviews
Newest Review: ... into a fabulous bustling restaurant which is packed every day and night. Again there is an open kitchen and wine cellar/room where you can request a table away from the buzz of the general restaurant. The third Sartis opened up in one of Glasgow's beautiful old buildings in the heart of the city in Renfield Street, it was originally an 1870s banking hall and is probably the biggest of the 3 restaurants. Marble tables, wood paneling and Murano chandeliers grace the two rooms of this restaurant and gives it a slightly different but equally bustling atmosphere. The three restaurants share the same A la Carte menu but each one offers diffe... more
Customer Fratelli Sarti (Glasgow) Reviews (1)
by - written on 14/01/10 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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For good tasty Italian food you can do no wrong to visit Sartis in Glasgow, with three family run style restaurants in the city centre you have plenty of choice. You are guaranteed authentic Tuscan and Ligurian specialties using the freshest ingredients many of which are regularly imported from the home country. A Glasgow institution, the first Sartis restaurant was opened in Wellington Street in 1992 and instantly caused a stir in Glasgow restaurant fraternity. The Wellington Street restaurant is a deli style set up with an open kitchen where you can see the chefs at work. The walls and shelves are heaving with quality Italian produce that you can buy and it ... Read the complete review
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