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Before you go

Chef / owner
Cultar Restaurant Group (Cail Bruich / Brett team); Glasgow World cites chef Declan King and manager Josh McCormack
Opened
2025
Style
Neighbourhood pub-bistro: charcoal-grill classics, oyster happy hour, nostalgic puddings and a serious cocktail list
Setting
168 Hyndland Road — ground-floor pub bar with stools and tables; mezzanine / upstairs dining room
Awards
Listed in the Michelin Guide (Selected)
Known for
charcoal grill, oyster happy hour, Sunday chateaubriand roast, house Negroni, Cultar / Cail Bruich group
Signature dishes
Dry-aged steaks over charcoal, Sunday roast with dry-aged chateaubriand, Oysters (happy hour), Loch Fyne mackerel (Michelin Guide), Chicken Kyiv, Classic comfort puddings
Good for
date night, Sunday roast, after-work drinks, neighbourhood dinner, groups
Prices
Set menu from £25 for two courses midweek; Sunday menu £33 for two courses. Draught £4.90 (weekday specials £3.90 Tue–Thu); house Negroni £8; classics £9; wines from £5.50 a glass
Typical spend
Roughly £35–60pp for dinner with a drink; less for set lunch or bar snacks
Lunch
Lunch plates Wed–Sat; set menu midweek lunch/dinner from £25 for two courses. Mon–Tue evening-only from 5pm
Reservations
Walk-ins often fine
Booking
Book dining room on ResDiary; bar often walk-in. Monday quiz 8.30pm — no booking, first come first served. Email hello@theclarenceglasgow.co.uk or call 0141 473 0080
Dietary tags
vegetarian options
Dietary
Seasonal menus with fish, meat and vegetarian options rotating — flag allergies when booking
Groups
Pub quiz Mondays; good for family Sunday roast and friend gatherings — book dining room for groups
Drinks
Full bar: draught beer, wine list, house Negroni £8, nine £9 classics; oyster happy hour and weekday drink specials
Noise / pace
Bar is the livelier local hangout; dining room calmer for seated meals
Getting there
Hyndland rail station about 5 minutes’ walk; Partick Subway via short bus or longer walk
Parking
Street parking on Hyndland Road and surrounding West End streets (can be tight evenings)
Also by them
Cail Bruich; Brett; The Caravan Shop
Also
Opened 31 January 2025; Oyster happy hour: Mon–Thu 5–7pm, Fri 4–7pm, Sat 2–5pm, Sun until oysters run out

Glasgow restaurant

The Clarence Glasgow

4.8(61 reviews)
Opens in 16 hours

Address

168 Hyndland Rd, Glasgow G12 9HZ, UK

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Menu

Dishes and prices for The Clarence Glasgow.

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Opening hours

  • Monday: 5:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 5:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Thursday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
  • Friday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
  • Saturday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
  • Sunday: 12:30 – 10:00 PM

Overview

The Clarence is Hyndland’s modern bistro-with-pub-soul from Cultar Restaurant Group — the team behind Michelin-starred Cail Bruich, Brett and The Caravan Shop. It opened at 168 Hyndland Road on 31 January 2025: ground-floor bar for pints, wines and cocktails, dining room upstairs for charcoal-grill cooking and classic puddings. Michelin Guide notes quality produce (girolles, Loch Fyne mackerel) and charcoal grill as the kitchen’s spine. Official menus: main menu Monday–Saturday with evening specials; midweek set from £25 for two courses; lunch plates Wednesday–Saturday; Sunday menu £33 for two courses with dry-aged chateaubriand as the roast centrepiece. Bar staples include a house Negroni at £8, nine classics at £9, draught from £4.90, oyster happy hour on a daily schedule, and weekday drink specials Tuesday–Thursday. Hours: Monday–Tuesday from 5pm; Wednesday–Saturday from noon; Sunday 12.30–10pm. Book on ResDiary or call 0141 473 0080. Hyndland station is a few minutes’ walk.

Updates from the restaurant

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@theclarenceglasgow

Sun, 2 Aug 2026, 20:00

Summary

The Clarence Glasgow has added a new side dish to its menu. This slow-cooked sweet potato features char, smoke, umami, and is balanced with zhoug, sumac-pickled onions, and crispy garlic.

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@theclarenceglasgow

Thu, 30 Jul 2026, 20:00

Summary

Okay, here is the update combining the caption and OCR text details: The Clarence Glasgow (@theclarenceglasgow) highlights its Tuna Niçoise salad (pink tuna, soft-boiled egg, potatoes, beans, olives, mustard- lemon dressing) as a fresh, light, and classy dish. An image showcases another offering, featuring a medium-cooked pork chop, hard-boiled eggs, and vegetables on a CLARENCE branded white/blue plate, presented elegantly on a marble surface with a wine glass and silverware.

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Reviews

4.0Craig Yuille

Restaurant Review: Sunday Lunch Experience From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with genuine warmth and made to feel completely at home. The dining room’s relaxed atmosphere and friendly front-of-house staff set the tone for a first-class Sunday outing. --- Service The service was impeccable throughout. Our server anticipated every need, refilled drinks promptly, and offered knowledgeable recommendations. It felt as though we were long-standing regulars rather than first-time visitors. --- The Sunday Roast - Roast Beef Cooked to perfection: tender, juicy, and beautifully pink in the centre. - Seasonal Vegetables Fresh, well-seasoned, and cooked just right to retain both flavor and bite. - Yorkshire Pudding Slightly more well-done than ideal—crispy edges with a firmer interior than expected. - Roast Potatoes Golden and flavourful, though a touch too firm; even the steak knife struggled to cut through cleanly. --- Verdict Those two minor quibbles didn’t detract from an otherwise outstanding meal. I’m already looking forward to returning for another Sunday roast and diving into the main menu. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a welcoming spot and a top-notch roast in town.

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5.0S Smith

Can not fault it! Our visit for Sunday lunch was sooooo good. Everything is well thought out, from the sparkling glasses with complimentary sparkling water on arrival to the perfectly presented and cooked food. The menu is fantastic and we will definitely be back to try other options, but we were there to try the Aberdeen Angus Chateaubriand of Beef, and it did not dissapoint. The service was impeccable, very friendly and attentive without being fussy, and no hint of anyone not wanting to be on shift! Excellent value at 2 x courses for £30 - and no one left hungry. We loved it, and were planning out next visit with the family after the starter.

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5.0Karen Finnieston

Has a feeling of expense about it. Loads of staff on who ensure that you have everything you need. It is on the more spends side but if you’re looking for a nice meal with drinks for something special I would definitely consider going to The Clarence. Loved every bite.

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5.0Carleen Gilmour

Honestly what a fabulous meal we had at the Clarence! Staff and atmosphere were lovely. We got the chicken coronation croquettes and beef tartare to start, unreal. That beef fat hash brown was so good. We had the steak to share which was cooked perfectly and the smoked butter mash was also delicious. Chocolate mousse was lovely too. Definitely coming again for a Sunday roast soon!

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5.0Sandeep Satheesan

We recently had the pleasure of dining here, and the experience was nothing short of smashing. We opted for a selection of snacks and the sirloin to share, accompanied by both béarnaise and peppercorn sauces, rounding off the meal with the lemon posset and sticky toffee pudding. The evening kicked off perfectly, with the initial snacks arriving promptly and tasting absolutely delicious—a high-quality start that set the tone. The star of the show, however, was the sirloin. It was evident the steak was expertly dry-aged in-house; the resulting depth of flavor was incredible and truly enhanced the quality of the meat. It was, simply put, amazing, allowing the distinct, wonderful taste of the dry-aging process to come through clearly. Moving toward dessert, the lemon posset served as the ideal palate cleanser, perfectly tart and smooth—an excellent pre-dessert moment. This prepared us for the grand finale: one of the best sticky toffee puddings I have ever had. The richness, warmth, and texture were flawless, making it a truly unforgettable end to the meal. Every dish was executed with precision, making this a five-star dining experience we can't wait to repeat.

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