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Before you go

Chef / owner
William (Will) Gajda (executive chef)
Opened
2023
Style
Canadian steakhouse and sports bar in the Sandman Signature Glasgow Hotel — Donald Russell steaks, grill classics and screens
Setting
Sandman Signature Glasgow Hotel, corner of West George Street and Holland Street; bar, restaurant booths and private rooms
Known for
Donald Russell steaks on a Montague broiler, Canadian steakhouse with sports screens, pre-theatre location by King's Theatre, hotel restaurant in Sandman Signature Glasgow
Signature dishes
Donald Russell steaks (sirloin, ribeye, fillet, smoked ribeye), Haggis Bon Bons, Chili garlic prawns, Smoked ribs, Chop burger
Good for
steak dinner, pre-theatre, groups and private dining, watching sport with a meal, casual date night
Prices
OpenTable lists £26–£40; steaks on the listed menu from about £35 sirloin to £44 fillet/smoked ribeye; shared carvery options for 2–4
Typical spend
Roughly £30–50pp before drinks for a steak main and sides
Reservations
Walk-ins often fine
Booking
Walk-ins welcome; book online via OpenTable or phone 0141 406 1860. Useful for King's Theatre pre-show timing.
Dietary tags
vegetarian options, vegan options, gluten-free options
Dietary
Vegetarian and vegan dishes on the listed menu (including plant-based flank and burgers); OpenTable flags gluten-free options — confirm allergens when booking
Groups
Private dining rooms Gallus and Bonnie; OpenTable lists private space for up to about 30 with AV
Dress code
Casual dress
Outdoor seating
No
Drinks
Full bar: wine list, cocktails, beer; sports-bar screens in the bar area
Noise / pace
OpenTable noise tag energetic; bar can feel sports-bar lively when screens are on, restaurant side quieter
Getting there
Charing Cross railway station about 4–6 minutes' walk (~300m); Cowcaddens Subway about 700m / 10–11 minutes on foot
Parking
Street parking listed on OpenTable; hotel sits just off the M8 (junctions 18/19)
Also by them
Chop Grill & Bar Aberdeen
Also
Opened 20 October 2023 (Glasgow World / Glasgow Live); Official hours daily noon–11pm; OpenTable also lists dog-friendly and wheelchair access; Review themes: steaks and service often praised; some note slow service or sports-bar ambience

Glasgow restaurant

Chop Grill & Bar

4.6(120 reviews)
Opens in 16 hours

Address

375 W George St, Glasgow G2 4LW, UK

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Menu

Dishes and prices for Chop Grill & Bar.

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Opening hours

  • Monday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Thursday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Friday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Saturday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Sunday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM

Overview

Chop Grill & Bar sits on the corner of West George Street and Holland Street inside the Sandman Signature Glasgow Hotel (Pegasus House), a short walk from the King's Theatre. It is the Glasgow branch of the Canadian Chop steakhouse brand — Aberdeen came first — and opened to the public on 20 October 2023. The pitch is classic Canadian hospitality with Scottish produce: Donald Russell steaks cooked on a high-heat Montague broiler, plus burgers, smoked ribs and a full bar, with sports on multiple screens in the bar area. The space splits into an industrial-chic bar (cocktails, beer, wine; a Margarita machine was part of the launch fit-out), a quieter restaurant with booths and floor-to-ceiling windows, and private dining rooms named Gallus and Bonnie (OpenTable lists capacity up to about 30 for private parties). Executive chef William (Will) Gajda leads the kitchen. OpenTable prices mains and steaks roughly in the £26–£40 bracket; individual steaks on the listed menu run from about £35 for sirloin to £44 for fillet or smoked ribeye, with shared carvery options for groups. Official hours are daily noon–11pm. Walk-ins are welcome and tables can be booked online (OpenTable) or by phone on 0141 406 1860. Review themes praise steaks cooked as ordered, friendly service and the handy pre-theatre location; a minority flag slow service or an energetic sports-bar feel when screens are on. OpenTable also flags vegan and gluten-free options, dog-friendly access and wheelchair access. Charing Cross railway station is about a 4–6 minute walk; Cowcaddens Subway is roughly 700m (around 10–11 minutes on foot). Street parking is listed; the hotel sits just off the M8.

Reviews

5.0Yvonne Cassells

Absolutely amazing relaxing place, will definitely recommend steak was 10/10 garlic butter and the peppercorn sauce was amazing. Garlic prawns for starters was also 10/10 and the gin and elderflower cheesecake was amazing. Staff were so attentive, such a relaxed feeling. Will definitely be back.

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5.0Sean Kreft

Chop Grill & Bar in Glasgow delivered an exceptional experience on a quiet Friday night. The service was outstanding, attentive, and friendly. The medium-cooked rib eye steak was a highlight—buttery, tender, and perfectly cooked. The Caesar salad was fresh and flavorful, complementing the meal beautifully. Highly recommend for a quality dining experience!

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5.0Gillian Aird

We have been searching for a good steak restaurant since our fav place 63rd and 1st shut down last year. This was by far the best steak we have had since....and we have tried several. What a wee hidden gem. I would highly recommend. They do need to update their website though....the Pre-Theatre is different on the website to what they have in the restaurant. In terms of service...we had Jamie welcome us at the door, he was first to accommodate and let us have the original menu option that is on the website...a very cheery chappy. Then their was Stephen who took out order and had a bit of banter. Francis was great ...happy and helpful. All in all....it was awesome.

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5.0Samantha Kreft

When the steak doesn't need sauce then you know you have found the perfect place to eat. The steak was cooked perfectly and would definitely recomend this restaurant to anyone who wants good food, great service in a relaxed atmosphere.

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5.0Laura MacDougall

From the second I walked in staff were friendly and approachable, I was offered a table or booth, booth obviously, and presented with an extensive drinks menu. Beers and cocktails were immensely brought to our table. The food menu again was as extensive, the variety of as excellent but I chose the chop burger and wasn’t disappointed. It’s a little bit out the way but worth it!!

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