

Located at 80 Miller Street, in the heart of Glasgow’s Merchant City, The Spanish Butcher serves the finest grades of Galician beef, the most premium Jamón ibérico and the freshest of seafood; combining Spanish and Mediterranean inspired flavours. Set within chic, modern New York loft style interiors, The Spanish Butcher delivers quintessential style along with the most vibrant of cuisine
Relaxed restaurant with a chic ambiance specialising in Spanish-inspired meat & seafood dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 80 Miller St, Glasgow G1 1DT, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 141 406 9880
Website: http://www.spanishbutcher.com/
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Reviews
The menu has a number of intetesting meals which made it difficult to choose from as all seemed like good options.
We shared olives, sourdough and gambas pil pil which were soooooo tasty. Then we had the Galician Chauteabriand and veg. It was cooked to perfection – almost rare but tender as. The peppercorn sauce was a great match and all plates went back empty.
Dessert was an almond tart and a gin/tonic sorbet. Again both very nice – sorbet particularly refreshing. Only thing we thought that could be better was a wee tasting platter of say the tart, cheesecake and sticky toffee? Would really set the meal off.
Overall a fabulous experience and would recommend to anyone and we will revist soon.
Service was excellent and the atmosphere was really nice. Drinks were good too.
Food-wise, it was a bit hit and miss. Steak was nice, greens were good, but the chips were poor — very pale and lacking flavour — and the mac & cheese was overcooked.
Overall, it was okay, but for the price I expected outstanding, and it just didn’t quite deliver.
The moment we walked in the door the staff were lovely and the atmosphere was just what we were looking for , everything was set for a wonderful meal .
I went for the scallop starter and my wife and son chose the grilled octopus, we all agreed that the starters were nothing special, I’ve had much nicer scallops at home and the octopus was pretty bland .
For the mains I wanted to push the boat out and seeing as my son and I both like medium /rare we went for the Galician porterhouse ( £150 ) , and my wife went for the Galician fillet (43 ) , we also had some Sauted potatoes , bone marrow , cheese truffle fries and a couple of sauces , 1 peppercorn and 1 garlic butter.
For a pudding I had the sticky toffee pudding and my son had the cheesecake and my wife had a Gin sorbet.
The biggest disappointment by far was the steak , it was tough as old boots and almost impossible to cut through, my wife never enjoyed hers either. The peppercorn sauce was nice but the garlic butter we never even touched it was basically a pot of oil ! .
I know I should have complained on the night but my son would have hated that and it would have made the night even worse !
My wife and I shared a bottle of wine (£52) and my son had 1 beer and the total came to £374.06 . I have absolutely no problem paying for a nice meal , the fact that they add an automatic service charge of 12.5% is disgusting (£41.56 ).
To summarise, The starter was supposed to be king scallops , it may have been 1 scallop cut into quarters but it certainly wasn’t king scallops !! , the octopus was like rubber , the mains , the porterhouse steak was as tender as rubber and full of solid fat . The deserts , I’ve had better microwave sticky toffee pudding , my wife and son enjoyed there’s .
I can’t recommend the Spannish Butcher’s food but I do highly rate the staff and the atmosphere.
I will not be back
The staff were ok, but setting the standards low but when we got seated the chap was keen to walk away and we just about got drinks from him.
He did come back with the drinks pretty quick but rushed off right away.
Starters we got prawns and then scallops. Both dishes were nice.
For mains we got the fish and I got gelecian fillet Med rare. The fish was nice and best part no bones. The steak was pretty decent for the price. It was seared very very nice.
As it was my birthday meal the restaurant did give a card. Nice touch.
If your reading this far your see why I dropped 2 stars on food.
For the price the prawns was a good size but the scallops were really small.
I should drop 2 stars we had a stone in the lentils and typically I ended up crunching down and chipped a filling.
I did show the staff they said sorry and gave us a free dessert. Not 2 but one.
Drinks was a reason I added a food star as they were really reasonable in price. Not a typical rip off with restaurants these days
I’m not sure I would return. But would say this place is worth a shot
Came here a couple of years ago & absolutely loved it. Miles ahead of Miller & carter. So many different steak options, mines was marbled and cooked to perfection.
Would highly reccomend to anybody thats looking for a high end steak!