@grosso_glasgow
Sun, 9 Aug 2026, 10:49
Summary
Grosso Glasgow is serving its new brunch menu, featuring pancakes with ham, egg, and cheese, until 3pm. The update mentions a specific dish available during the limited-time brunch offering.

Glasgow restaurant
Closes at 11:00 pm on Saturday 1 November
Grosso is an Italian-American brunch, pizza and pasta spot in the former TSB bank at 424 Duke Street, Dennistoun. It opened on 24 September 2025, backed by Open Goal host and ex-footballer Si Ferry with longtime friend Jordan Allan; pizza specialist Ally Beattie and Italian cook Chris Rouse (ex-Black Dove) shaped the kitchen. The short menu leans Glasgow-Italian: beef shin ragu, prawn and crab bucatini, lasagne, and pizzas such as black pudding with spianata and crowdie, or pepperoni with vodka sauce and burrata. Brunch runs in the morning (bagels, fried chicken and waffles, cranachan yoghurt bowls); pizza and pasta from noon. The name nods to Italian footballer Fabio Grosso. Hours at launch were 9am–10pm. Book via eatgrosso.co.uk. After opening as BYOB while a licence was sorted, SLTN reported draught Menabrea and a small wine list by November 2025.
Sun, 9 Aug 2026, 10:49
Grosso Glasgow is serving its new brunch menu, featuring pancakes with ham, egg, and cheese, until 3pm. The update mentions a specific dish available during the limited-time brunch offering.
All round 10/10. Food and service phenomenal. We felt really looked after. The food was quick and top tier. We had the Chicken Parmigiana, Pepperoni Pizza and Chicken, Nduja Pasta. Unreal! Highly recommend. Brilliant for a quick bite at lunch time or for a nice meal with a great atmosphere ✨
Read on Google MapsSeated quickly with friendly, attentive staff. The space is open and minimal with a great buzz. Good range of brunch options - the coffee was excellent and the pancakes were spot on with portion size and toppings. The bagel was also rated highly. We’ll definitely be back to try the dinner menu.
Read on Google MapsIt was fine. Just fine. Service seemed a bit all over the place, girl who came to take our order had no clue what the ravioli of the day was and spent then 10 mins running around trying to find the answer, surely that’s something the staff should be solid on, pre-shift. Once our order was taken our drinks never came until we reminded another waitress a good 15 minutes later. The food was alright. Nothing worth shouting about. The carbonara would get any Italian’s citizenship revoked, it was terrible. The bacon was floppy and it was just bland. A friend had the vodka pasta, which on the menu said to have burrata on it, there was no burrata. We had intended to stay and get dessert as well but because it took ages to then get someone’s attention to pay the bill, we decided to just leave. Si is very nice and all and stopped by every table but didn’t seem to actually care unless he knew the folks personally and, he didn’t know us. Teething issues or no clue on how to run a restaurant? Definitely won’t be back for a while, maybe in a couple of months it’ll all run smoother.
Read on Google MapsFrom start to finish this was a great first experience. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Si was really nice and made an effort to talk to every table. We had the mozzarella sticks which tasted great. We then had Italian sausage pizza and the prawn and crab pasta. We could not fault the food or the service. 10/10 .
Read on Google MapsLovely wee place, staff exceptional, food fantastic, Si himself unreal. Even let us pick a tune. Would visit again 10/10
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