Easygoing restaurant furnishing dishes from across the Mediterranean, as well as cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 758 Pollokshaws Rd, Glasgow G41 2AE, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 141 423 5828
Website: http://www.loboglasgow.co.uk/
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Reviews
What we got, in order of preference:
• Roast coley with piperade & anchovy croquette, £16
• Pork chop, morcilla, chickpeas, burnt apple sauce, £16.50
• Roast potatoes, £6
• Confit garlic panisse with black garlic & parmesan, £7
• House focaccia with black olive tapenade, £5
• Spiced cucumbers chilli oil, crispy chickpeas, tahini, £10
• Truffle mushroom fregola, broadbeans, crispy mushrooms, £13
• Grilled courgette confit cannellini beans, salsa verde, £11
Highlights:
The roast coley surprised me the most – interesting flavours and the anchovy croquette worked way better than expected.
The pork chop was up there too – juicy and perfectly cooked.
And the roast potatoes were class too – crispy, fluffy, seasoned just right.
Everything we tried was done to a great standard, even the lighter dishes like the spiced cucumbers and grilled courgette held their own.
One of the best small plates meals I’ve had in a while – and a nice wee spot with good vibes and staff who had great chat.
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Myself and my wife had a variety and loved it all. Highlights were the fish dish and leeks.
Will 100% return.
I asked the waitress for a Coke but instead got a Karma Cola which is some sort of fair trade drink from Sierra Leone. I thought it strange she didn’t tell me they don’t sell regular Coca-Cola but decided just to try it in any case. It tasted of nothing except sugary water, no discernible Cola taste whatsoever.
Whilst eating, other patrons came in and were stood behind our table while waiting for their table. I found this incredibly uncomfortable, having people standing over me while I was eating and trying to converse with my family and indeed one girl even managed to bump into me twice while having an animated conversation with her friends. Eventually they were seated.
We decided we would have desert and I asked another waitress what was meant by the “Burnt Basque Cheesecake” on the menu. She simply said “it’s burnt”. I declined. This has to be one of the poorest restaurants I’ve ever visited and I won’t ever be back.
The team are so lovely, it’s my go to place for celebrations now and they always go out of their way to make visits extra special.
The menu changes frequently so there’s always something new to try, they also have a fab vegan menu, and wonderful drink selection including great soft drink options. The prices are also extremely competitive for how stunning the meals are, you could easily expect to pay at least double for dishes of this standard elsewhere in town. A must try!!
Alex was amazing, selling the menu an specials option.
Food was amazing and now added to our favourites list.
Just one things guys, heat the plates up before sending them out, the food is too delicious to let get cold.