Mulberry St in Glasgow City

I like that this spot has two distinct rooms - the pub and the resto -. I've been twice to the restaurant. I am in love with the mac and cheese. It is the comfort I crave and the creaminess I deserve. I was always disappointed in my own mac and cheese and when I ordered in restaurants. Yet, I kept the dream alive, one day, I or someone would make the perfect mac and cheese. I have found it. This non- baked dish is simply the best.The service was attentive and friendly, the atmosphere city casual, decent house wine and great music playing at a reasonable decibel. We had the haggis stuffed chicken - delicious and moist and the fish and chips - my guest said it was quite good.I would change the mac and cheese order to have the option to be served with a small salad instead of the potato options. And if not salad, then more mac and cheese please.

Great place to meet up for a chat with friends. There are a few good beers and cask ales on a tap. I did not try food but my friends said it's tasty. No music which is an advantage to other pubs/bars nearby.

Food was excellent, the guy who met us as we came in was quite rude. The decor was very shabby. The waitress that arrived just after we arrived was lovely. It was mother's day and I had a lovely afternoon.

Lovely little bistro. Had a double date night ordered steak which cost £21.95 to be honest I don't think it was worth that much although it was nice. I wasn't to happy with the fact that when the steak came I was forced cut it with a butter knife rather than being given a steak knife. But apart from that overall that food good the staff were nice and the atmosphere was very cosy would most likely go back

This is a top little pub. When I was there it was really hot and all the outside seating was full with people soaking up the sun so I sat inside and enjoyed a few pints.Wow the girls wear the shortest skirts and if they were any shorter they would be belts!Hahaha not to say I didn't enjoy the view :-)

Thoroughly enjoyed our evening - ordered soup and fish and chips. Soup was a tomato bisque with fresh chopped basil (recommend dunking your buttered bread, the butter gives a nice balance to the acidity), the mushy peas with the fish and chips had mint I believe which was a fresh offset - the fish and chips were perfectly fried - those in the kitchen are on top of quality control. The patrons and staff were accommodating and friendly - if I lived here, it would definitely be a regular go-to.

Have eaten here so many times...love it! The menu is incredibly varied, from fish to Thai curry, wxcellent home made burgers to the best nachos I've ever had. The staff are great with nothing ever being too much trouble for them. The food is reasonably priced. I woild thotoughly recommend. Never been disappointed yet. Keep yp the good work guys!

Came here for the first time early this week. It's now Saturday and just enjoyed another amazing evening at Mulberry Street. Lovely, relaxed , romantic and cosy atmosphere with personable staff who make you feel like regulars and at home.The food is amazing - obviously good quality ingredients. King prawn spaghetti is to die for.Will definitely be back, time and time again!

Superb staff, excellent choice of beers. Have eaten there before and it was very good. Like it because it is still fairly old - fashioned, but as we are a bit older it suits us down to the ground

I think this place is starting to turn into a regular haunt for us. Although we've never been out for food here, we have been to the bar on several locations. What keeps bringing us back? Genuine and friendly staff, a great selection of beers (including several local Scottish brews on draught) and a very child-friendly environment. Our 16-month old daughter loves it!