Zinc Bar & Grill - Glasgow
Zinc Bar & Grill - Glasgow Summary
- Address: Princes Square, Glasgow, G1 3JN (Map)
- Tel: +44 (0)141 225 5620
- E-mail: N/A
- Cuisine(s): Grill, Modern European, Brasserie
- Opening Times:
Mon - Thurs: 10:00 - 24:00
Fri - Sat: 10:00 - 01:00
Sun: 10:00 - 22:30 - Avg Price: £35.00
(Avg Price is the average cost per person for a full meal, drinks/wine and service/tip.)
Zinc Bar & Grill - Glasgow Description
Cool cocktails, contemporary food and slick service make this popular brasserie a welcome arrival to the city scene, offering Modern European cuisine produced by Head Chef Neil Clark and his brigade of chefs, in a striking setting; robust grills or light lunches - Zinc can cater for any occasion. Whether you are planning a celebratory dinner or want a light lunch for the girls while shopping.
Classic menu examples are terrine of chicken liver parfait, toasted brioche; chilled tomato gazpacho; herb roasted poussin, potato puree and young vegetables; and poached Duart salmon, steamed asparagus, dill new potatoes and tarragon beurre blanc.
Healthy options of smoked salmon and herbed crème fraiche, or seared haloumi salad, meaty grills and the renowned Zinc-burger are always available. Glen Fyne venison with spinach and bacon, grilled lemon chicken with a Thai noodle salad, it matters not whether you are in for a light bite, or are getting your feet under the table for the evening, the choices are there. Many dishes are available in different proportions to keep all appetites satisfied.
Zinc is open every morning from 10am so join them for coffee and brunch on the terrace and indulge in a spot of leisurely people watching. With a menu including favourites such as eggs Benedict, smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel and brioche French toast, as well as fresh pastries, there is something for everyone. On Sundays, enjoy reading the papers and a Bloody Mary as full consciousness returns, perhaps aided by their famous seafood mixed grill.
The bar at Zinc is a fantastic venue in its own right. No evening out is really complete without a drink to help the conversation along. Gone are the days, however, when nothing but alcohol would do, and there are plenty of choices amongst the smoothies and the pressés, if something a shade stronger is not an option.
But if it is, the world is your oyster and the bar shares the same chilled atmosphere as you would expect to find in a leading city restaurant. The wine list is no lightweight, and some very serious cocktails await your approval. Amongst them expect to find the Flirtini, a blend of raspberry stolichnaya, cointreau, pineapple juice and topped with champagne and fresh raspberries, created by the experts who work behind the bars, and are well able to figure out what pleases their customers.
By way of a little indulgence, enjoy yourself every month with their featured cocktail. For those who prefer a seasoned classic there are mojitos, martinis, gin-slings and a host of other much-loved creations. DJs play soulful funk and house from Thursday to Saturday to ensure the perfect atmosphere.
New to Zinc is the Elements Card, a means of building up your spending power with Zinc. Nor do the benefits stop there. Cardholders also receive information about offers and exclusive Zinc events, previews and launches. And if you have a preferred table, guarantee a reservation by picking your preferred spot when applying for the card - and it's yours every time you visit.
Fixed Lunch
- £10 (2 courses) to £13.50 (3 courses)
Your Reviews of Zinc Bar & Grill - Glasgow
Fiona Smith (18 December 2007)
My family had a wonderful meal at your restaurant. We were served drinks by a really nice young man, called David. He was new to the job.
Colin James (25 April 2007)
Four of us had an early dinner on a Tuesday evening. The best part of the meal was the service. It was attentive if not a little gauche. The food was mediocre at best. I ordered the black pudding starter, and the bubble and squeak main course (wanted something traditional and comforting). While the food was cooked OK, it was nothing special. The sausages in the bubble and squeak were mostly cereals and didn't taste like good quality sausages should. The bubble and squeak was minimal, and the 'jus' (gravy) was chemical tasting.
A friend of mine had a fish dish. The portion of fish was parsimonious, overcooked, and the sauce was halfway up the plate because it'd been carried at an angle.
I was quite disappointed with the food, and in all honesty, it tasted nothing better than ready meals you can buy in a supermarket. At around £25 a head, I would have expected something better and a bit more gourmet. I suppose the rents must be high in a place like that to justify the prices. This restaurant doesn't deserve the mention it gets in the Guide Michelin.
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Additional Info for Zinc Bar & Grill - Glasgow
Children welcome
Groups allowed
Air conditioning
Outside seating
Reservations
Cover Charge
- House red: N/A
- House white: £12.50
- Service charge: 12.5% (optional)
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