The Brasserie at the Ubiquitous Chip in Glasgow City

Great service and really yeah food!

This is a lovely venue and the staff were really lovely too but too few to give a good experience. The food was OK, but not spectacular and for the price, really was not the best value for money. I don't think we'll be back to soon

Place to be. Location Ashton Lane. West End. A famous beautiful restaurant in Glasgow.With several bars inside and of course the restaurant with its stunning backdrop setting of the leafy almost tropical setting along with a water feature.Greenery plants that cascade and hang from the balcony.Visit here for a drink with friends or a splendid 3 course meal in the restaurant.I booked for dinner - was an amazing experience!.Pricey but worth it!Customer service. Excellent.

Amazing dinner; food was supreme quality and actually much more affordable than expected. Staff were extremely friendly and efficient and service generally was quick. There wasn’t anything I disliked! Will definitely be returning next time I’m in Glasgow.

Lovely atmosphere, great service, unique choice of food. Ideally situated near University of Glasgow, definitely worth a visit.

The Chip is a Glasgow institution, and the Brasserie is such an amazing space unlike anything else in the city. My friend described it as feeling more like something you'd find in southeast Asia rather than Glasgow. Its a very open feeling, atrium kind of situation.

Venue was lovely, but service was slow, however 1 waiter per floor the poor guy was trying his best. The bar ran out of lemonade so was using soda water jnstead without saying this annoyed me as I was 2 drinks in before I felt I should say something.

Utterly brilliant afternoon at this place!! I am dairy and gluten intolerant and they went out of their way to make sure what I ate was all pucka!! Truly wonderful place, that genuinely does care about their clientele. Heading back asap...

The Brasserie at the Ubiquitous Chip is a long established restaurant in the west end of Glasgow serving the best quality Scottish cuisine - set on the gallery overlooking the main restaurant it serves a good range of freshly cooked fayre including "small plates" so you can taste a selection from the menu - the Brasserie is open for Lunchtime and Evening Dining and has a wide range of wines and beers - the atmosphere is relaxed and the staff very courteous and professional without being overbearing which makes for a very pleasant experience - well worth a visit

It is a decent restaurant and the food is novel and well presented. However it's a little rougher at the edges than the main restaurant. Food was slightly less deep and rich in flavour and white wine arriving at room temperature was far from ideal.