I had a lovely meal at cast iron restaurant. I had ordered the mushroom ravioli with white truffle sauce and i must say it was delicious and the portion was big. The two staff i would like to highlight is Stephen who was the host,he was so friendly and welcoming,has a very positive personality and the other is Josue who took my order and served, he is so lovely,great to talk and very hospitable, he knew i wanted some bread but did not order the bread basket as it would be too much for one person so he requested the chef to add 3 slices on the side along with butter,i was so happy and surprised. Both Stephen and Josue came to check on me during my dinner. I will surely come by again for the lovely meal and great service. Thank you.
Read on Google Maps
Before you go
- Chef / owner
- Anthony Leck (Executive Head Chef, per VisitScotland)
- Style
- Hotel grill restaurant — Scottish / British classics with steaks, burgers, and seasonal produce
- Setting
- Glasgow Marriott Hotel, 500 Argyle Street, city centre
- Known for
- British steaks, Cast Iron burger, hotel breakfast
- Signature dishes
- aged British steaks, Cast Iron burger, beer-battered fish and chips
- Good for
- hotel guests, family dinner, breakfast
- Prices
- Square Meal bands dinner roughly £50–£79; sample listings show burger ~£13 and sirloin from the low £20s — confirm current menu
- Typical spend
- Hotel-grill pricing; expect mid-to-upper mid-range for steak dinners
- Reservations
- Walk-ins often fine
- Booking
- Reservations recommended for dinner; book online via Marriott/TableRes or phone
- Book online
- Open booking page
- Kids
- Marriott describes it as family-friendly
- Dress code
- Casual (Marriott); some booking pages say smart casual
- Outdoor seating
- No
- Drinks
- Cocktails and drinks in Cast Iron Grill and adjoining Brew Bar Lounge; cocktail masterclasses available at Brew Bar
- Payment
- Cash and major credit cards
- Closed
- Sunday dinner not listed on Marriott hours (breakfast only); Mon–Sat dinner typically 6–10pm
- Getting there
- Anderston station nearby; St Enoch subway about 10–15 minutes' walk along Argyle Street
- Parking
- Complimentary car parking for non-resident diners (TableRes listing)
- Also by them
- Cast Iron Grill locations across the UK (Marriott hotels and other sites)
- Also
- Brew Bar on-site for lunch, craft beer, and cocktails; 24-hour room service available to hotel guests
Glasgow restaurant
Cast Iron Grill
Opening hours
Closes at 10:00 pm on Saturday 1 November
- Monday: 6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
- Tuesday: 6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
- Wednesday: 6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
- Thursday: 6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
- Friday: 6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
- Saturday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Sunday: 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Overview
Cast Iron Grill is the Glasgow Marriott Hotel’s main restaurant at 500 Argyle Street — a UK Cast Iron Grill brand location serving British / Scottish grill cooking with locally sourced produce. Expect breakfast for hotel guests and walk-ins, then dinner focused on steaks, burgers, fish and chips, and seasonal British mains. The hotel’s Brew Bar handles daytime drinks and lighter fare; Cast Iron Grill itself is the evening grill room after a recent renovation. Book via Marriott / TableRes or call 0141 226 1511 (some booking pages also list 0141 226 5577). Marriott lists Mon–Fri breakfast 6:30–10:30am and dinner 6–10pm; Sat breakfast 7–11am and dinner 6–10pm; Sun breakfast only 7–11am. Dress code is casual (some booking pages say smart casual). Non-resident diners get complimentary car parking according to the hotel’s TableRes details. VisitScotland has named Executive Head Chef Anthony Leck. Anderston station is nearby; St Enoch subway is about a 10–15 minute walk along Argyle Street.
Reviews
Had breakfast here whilst staying at the Marriott. Was not very impressed and the breakfast was not great. Poor selection of items for the continental breakfast. The cooked breakfast was ok, but not brilliant. No square sausage! Coffee was decent enough.
Read on Google MapsThe service was average considering the restaurant was in the Marriott. The steak was even worse than the service. I ordered the medium rare Sirloin steak, and the steak I received was medium/well done. The meat was tough. Lacks atmosphere and a bit slow for the service.
Read on Google MapsHaving read the reviews I was expecting something terrible. Not at all. All the staff were lovely. I thought the breakfast was well above average for that type of buffet. The bacon, haggis and black pudding were great quality, and ever the presentation had been done nicely (bacon all lined up, not just thrown in) A good selection of both hot and cold food. Honestly, what I had does not tie up with the poor reviews I read. Maybe the hotel made changes, or maybe those were the types of people who like to find fault and moan, who knows. But I would say it was good. Would I come here and spend my own money on breakfast if I wasn't staying, no. But I would never choose to eat in a hotel restaurant! For hotel breakfast. It was great.
Read on Google MapsVery poor service and food was just about edible. The chef needs a slap. The restaurant was quiet, and all 3 of our orders were wrong .I only didn't send mine back because I was so hungry after a day's travels . Way overpriced for what you get. I would not recommend anything on this menu... if you read this and still go be prepared to be disappointed.
Read on Google MapsVisitor comments
Be the first to share your experience
No comments yet. Share your thoughts about Cast Iron Grill below.
Leave a comment
Tell other diners what you thought of Cast Iron Grill. Comments are reviewed before being published.
Nearby restaurants
Dropshot Glasgow
Mochrum Rd, Glasgow · 5.0
Caesar’s Social
Clarkston Rd, Glasgow · 4.4

Cyrus Kitchen
Clarkston Rd, Glasgow · 4.8
The Riverside 1901
Clarkston Rd, Glasgow · 4.9
@Tophski’s
Carmunnock Rd, Glasgow · 4.5
The White Cart chippy
Newlands Rd, Glasgow · 4.8
Wing Wah
Aikenhead Rd, Glasgow · 3.8
Sugar Dream
Aikenhead Rd, Glasgow · 1.3