5pm.co.uk is delighted to welcome Booly Mardy’s to the site. With a varied menu, mixing both European and British cuisine, it is also renowned for its cocktails. Enjoy both in a lovely West End setting just off Byres and Great...
Marco Polo has joined 5pm.co.uk. No, not the famous explorer but a lovely restaurant on West Nile Street, boasting a varied European menu and an intimate, relaxed atmosphere. Discover it! ...
[][1]Brian Maule in the kitchens at Chardon d’Or With the summer holidays being but a dim memory (except possibly on the credit card statements), then destinations like Portugal probably aren’t at the front of your thoughts. You...
[][1]Metropolitan’s Darren Scott will be the host with the most on Saturday night Fire breathers, burlesque dancers and aerial acrobats are all on the menu in Merchant Square this Saturday as Metropolitan celebrates its tenth...
[][1]Rogano’s Art Deco exterior Just a quick plug for a piece on Rogano which was in the Record at the weekend. Head chef Andy Cumming looks back over a quarter of a century manning the stoves at what is possibly Glasgow’s...
5pm is delighted to welcome Rico and Andri at Costas to the website. A popular family-run Greek/Cypriot restaurant in Hamilton, this is sure to be a hit with 5pmers! ...
[][1]The Roamin’ Nose is soon to open on Eyre Place A week back we blogged about The Hanoi Bike Shop, a new Vietnamese restaurant which is setting up shop in the premises recently vacated by Stravaigin II. While Stravaigin II may be...
[][1]The Hanoi Bike Shop is getting into gear on Ruthven Lane Stravaigin 2 on Ruthven Lane may have shut up shop but, according to the ever up to date Roy Beers, it is soon to be replaced by a Vietnamese restaurant called The Hanoi Bike...
[][1]A new menu has set sail at Louisiana’s on the Riverboat Casino At this stage on a Monday morning, a flutter followed by cooking from America’s Deep South may not be the first things on your mind but you can have both at...
5pm welcomes La Rotunda to the site. A contemporary Italian restaurant, with a modern twist, located close to the SECC, La Rotunda offers good food in a scenic setting. ...
[][1]Afternoon tea is enjoying a surge in popularity Afternoon tea has never been more popular but it can be a minefield for those with a gluten intolerance. Help is at hand in The Scotsman Hotel in Edinburgh which is launching a...
[][1]Petra Wetzel of WEST Brewery discusses her beers with fans at the 2011 Glasgow Beer Week Just a quickie plug for Glasgow Beer Week which kicks off tomorrow. From cheese and beer tastings; to cooking with beer demos via erudite talks...
5pm today welcomes Thairiffic to the site. With a great city centre location, an inviting atmosphere and some delectable Thai delicacies Thairiffic is sure to be a hit with foodies across Glasgow. ...
[][1]Guy Cowan and Ryan James will be going pan to pan in a cook off The feastRen Food and Drink Festival continues apace in Renfrewshire. On Thursday, Phil Lewis of The Cook School will be pairing up with Jacqueline O’Donnell of The...
If you like oysters then make tracks for Hotel du Vin premises. The Hotel du Vin in Edinburgh and sister venue One Devonshire Gardens in Glasgow are hosting an oyster festival this month. The hotels are offering oysters at just £5 a...
[][1]The Seadogs was scuttled at the weekend The end of the Festivals in Edinburgh is usually marked by two things: fireworks at the Castle and restaurants closing their doors as the performers and all their audiences roll out of town....
