Bo'Vine in Glasgow City

Come here if you fancy a posh steak. Well suited for the wine connoisseur with Exuberant wine list. No draft beer but bottles and fancy cocktails. Nice place, dim lights - good for a date but can get expensive

My partner and I went here on Sunday night . The staff were very welcoming and the service was fantastic. There was a slight problem with my voucher and the girls sorted it right away. We both really enjoyed our meal and would definitely recommend. It was a lovely atmosphere and we will definitely be back . X

I came in on my own, hoping to have dessert and coffee, and perhaps a light meal. The restaurant had very few customers in at that point and there were lots of free tables. The lady at reception told me that they had no any tables for me, since I was not staying at the hotel. However I looked on booking system once I came out and there were plenty tables available. Very disappointing, strange to find such an unfriendly attitude. After living in Glasgow for thirty years I come across this for the first time, to be honest. Not nice.

Great atmosphere, fantastic food including the haggis bon bons and banoffee choux bun with miso caramel. Professional and friendly staff. Highly recommended.

Very nice establishment built onto and part of the Grovesnor hotel.Staff are very friendly upon arrival, and unbeknown to us, until 6:30pm you can order a 2 course meal for £16 (I can’t quite remember !!!) or a 3 course for a bit more, we arrived at 6:20pm and still got the deal from the fantastic waitress, I had the Liver Pate which was delicious but could of come with a little less more toast for the size of the portion, following by the Bovine Burger for my Main which was beautiful.Great service great prices I will be back again.

Will start by saying food was great. We had a voucher we had received over Christmas, and we advised we would be using this when we placed our booking. Were advised on arrival that they did not take vouchers on weekends, despite the restaurant being next to empty. There was nothing on the voucher or website to indicate we couldn't use the voucher while booking, and no one contacted us to advise on this. They did eventually allow us to use the voucher, but the impression was that they were doing us a big favour, despite our meal already being paid for. As I said, food was great but service was really poor. Even after accepting the vouchers, drinks weren't delivered and left waiting for long periods. Good food, entitled and poor service staff. If you want great steak in the west end, check out the Butchershop.

Thoroughly enjoyed the food and service. However they had no ales only lager. Had to go away through to the bar myself. Otherwise 👍

Truly excellent dinner service. I came to try the haggis bonbon appetisers which had been recommended since the Hilton no longer offers any with breakfast. I was able to choose a secluded little corner and get on with a little work over a glass of wine completely uninterrupted. Faultless, and excellent pudding besides.

All 3 of us had haggis bon bons to start with and then I shared the Chateaubriand with triple cooked fries. The Chateaubriand was cooked perfectly for the two of us so tender it was amazing. The other person had the braised feather blade of beef on their 2 courses for £15.95, check the times for that offer. The Chateaubriand was amazing but it isn't something I would buy straight off the menu, we had an offer which work out half price for it. I really love their food and have been a few times, I'm always happy to go back. Other restaurants are known to be a steak place but Bo'Vine is just as good if not better and the price, especially the deal, is good.

The food is great. Actually incredible. But the portions border on a joke for the price charged. The prices would not seem high if the portions even resembled an entree, but it’s as if they are trying to be hip and minimalistic. If you like great food but aren’t hungry this place is for you.