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Before you go

Style
Clyde waterfront leisure complex with cinema, bowling, casino, bingo, gym, hotel and multiple casual dining outlets
Setting
Kinning Park / Paisley Road waterfront leisure park beside the River Clyde
Known for
leisure complex, free parking, halal-friendly dining options, Odeon Luxe and Hollywood Bowl
Good for
families, cinema and bowling nights, groups, pre/post-entertainment meals
Dietary tags
halal options
Dietary
Several outlets market halal-friendly food, including Nando's and Steak Lounge & Grill
Getting there
Shields Road SPT Subway about a 10-minute walk; McGill's bus 38 from city centre every 5 minutes along Paisley Road; Glasgow Central under 1 mile via Broomielaw pedestrian bridge
Parking
Free customer parking with a 4-hour limit; longer stays can be registered at ODEON Luxe, Hollywood Bowl, Alea Casino, Mecca Bingo and Ibis Hotel
Also
Dining outlets include Nando's, Mother Hubbard's, Burger King, Chaiiwala, Steak Lounge & Grill, Costa Coffee, and Alea Waterfront Restaurant; Entertainment: Odeon Luxe cinema, Hollywood Bowl, Alea Casino, Mecca Bingo, The Gym, Ibis budget hotel; SAT NAV postcode G5 8NP, Paisley Road; M8 junction 20 (north) or 22 (south)

Glasgow restaurant

Springfield Quay Glasgow

4.3(362 reviews)
Closed now

Address

Unit C Springfield Quay, Paisley Rd, Kinning Park, Glasgow G5 8NP, UK

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Overview

Springfield Quay (branded The Quay) is a Clyde waterfront leisure complex on Paisley Road in Kinning Park, not a single restaurant. It sits next to the M8 and houses cinema, bowling, casino, bingo, a gym and an Ibis hotel alongside a cluster of casual dining outlets. Food options on site include Nando's (halal-friendly peri-peri chicken), Mother Hubbard's traditional fish and chips, Burger King, Chaiiwala (desi street food and karak chai), Steak Lounge & Grill upstairs from Chaiiwala (halal steaks and grill), Costa Coffee, and Alea Casino's Waterfront Restaurant with river views (evenings). Free customer parking with a four-hour limit; ODEON Luxe, Hollywood Bowl, Alea Casino, Mecca Bingo and the Ibis hotel can register longer stays. Shields Road SPT Subway is about a 10-minute walk south; McGill's bus 38 runs from the city centre along Paisley Road every five minutes; Glasgow Central is under a mile via the Broomielaw pedestrian bridge.

Reviews

3.0Imtiaz Ali

The Quay has everything. Movie, casino, gym, bowling, and couple of places that offers halal food, such as Nando, Steak Lounge & Mother Hubbards. The riverside view is spectacular. Plenty of parking spaces, but gets very busy over the weekends, so there is a mult-storey carpark for overflow...just make sure not to park over 4 hours anywhere in the Quay.

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5.0Mohammad Yasin

This place have everything. Movie, casino, gym, bowling, and couple of places that offers halal food. The riverside view is spectacular. Plenty of parking spaces.

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5.0Kuechen Harmonie

Great place to play poker can’t fault the staff in the car room as they are excellent. Always very helpful and very professional of what they do.

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5.0OfficialG Tui

You can go bowling, watch a movie, play at the casino, win in bingo, eat Chinese food and many more. Many options to spend your evening.

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4.0Stephen Brown (Investigates)

A grand wee visit to the various sites at the Quay. We went at 6pm on a Friday and I was rather surprised just how quiet the place was. We visited Nando’s, Creams and the Odeon Luxe and had a great time. Well worth a visit - but I just felt in all the places there was an “end of season” couldn’t be bothered atmosphere. Maybe just the weariness of another Friday night in Glasgow.

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