Punjab Cottage in Glasgow City

Absolutely superb food - Indian cuisine at its best. Staff is extremely friendly and very quick. Make sure to arrive early or make a reservation though, there are only ten tables inside.

We visited in early February after a recommendation from friends who really know what makes a good curry. We were not disappointed!A lovely family run restaurant with great and more unusual dishes on the menu. It was also a cosy and welcoming place to dine in - much appreciated on a chilly February evening. We'll be back.

Curry on the Costa - A Mediterranean cafe vibe came from the previous occupier's decor. Generous tables means proximity to other diners from local singles, couple's, groups and travelling workers and a lively atmosphere. Menu is not large but certainly something for everyone on the spice/chilli scale. The curry was not cuisine style, but definitely good enough to return soon!

Bhaji was amazing. Curry was dry, nan bread was flat bread!!!! And jalfreizi was hotter than Madras. Ladies toilet lights don't work properly your in the dark. Not bad for value but came away disappointed

Excellent place to eat. Highly recommend their king prawn curry. Their lamb saag is excellent too. A freshly baked naan and a cold cobra add to the experience! 10 stars

We stopped by on the way back from a show at the Pavillion theatre. Greeted by a warm welcome and throughly e enjoyed the wonderful authentic Indian food. Delicious. We also had takeaway gulab jamuns for later to soak up the apperitifs.

We highly recommend Curry Cottage. Their tasty, delicious freshly made food rivals any we have had. We were welcomed like old friends by the family who runs the business. I will be telling all my family and friends about this lovely wee restaurant. Excellent. 👌

My wife and I were regulars at the Wee curry shop whenever we visited Glasgow and were very sorry to hear that they had shut down. Now very happy to see the same folk running the Curry cottage. Food is fresh, excellent, good value and you are made to feel very welcome. Highly recommended.

The restaurant is very cosy and nicely decorated. The staff and the chef are absolutly lovely. The food was very fresh and tasted very good. We will definitely be back and we highly recommend this restaurant!

My new favourite Indian restaurant in Glasgow! The first thing I noticed about this place was how cosy and nicely decorated it was, and it certainly didn't disappoint once I got my food. I had the mango lassi, the paneer butter masala with fried rice, and the homemade gulab jamun, and all were delicious (especially the gulab jamun- better than any I've had in Scotland!) Not to mention, the staff were incredibly friendly and made me feel really welcome. Definitely check this place out!