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Before you go

Chef / owner
Kitchen team headed by Alex Webster (official Our Story). Herald recipe coverage (c.2016) named Head Chef Dawn Rooney. Named for the owners’ great-grandparents; Anglo-Irish-American family story on the official site. Owners not named individually in sources used.
Opened
2015
Style
Intimate West End steakhouse focused on Scotch prime Speyside beef dry-aged on the bone for 70+ days in-house, Scotch Beef Club member, classic cocktails and an uncomplicated grill-room menu; adults only.
Setting
Former car showroom on Otago Street among West End tenements; exposed brick, velvet curtains at the entrance, low lighting and intimate rooms (official site; Herald; Scotsman).
Known for
70+ day in-house dry-aged Scotch prime beef (official; Scotch Beef Club), Raw steak-cut board presented tableside before ordering, TripAdvisor No. 1 Glasgow ranking cited in Ron Mackenna’s May 2016 Herald review, Adults-only dining room, Celebrity visits: Mel Gibson (May 2022, Glasgow Times); Kevin Bridges Hydro crew takeover (Scotsman, 2022)
Signature dishes
House dry-aged steaks (sirloin, ribeye, tomahawk, côte de bœuf, T-bone) with potato and complimentary sauce, Extra Matured Fillet / Millers of Speyside AAA Gold Aberdeen Angus (£19/100g, cut to order), Extra Dry Aged Ribeye (minimum 112 days, £19/100g), Chateaubriand and Porterhouse T-Bone for sharing (priced per 100g), Beef Tartare, Hand-dived West of Kintyre scallops
Good for
Special occasions and anniversary steak dinners, Date nights (intimate, low lighting noted by Scotsman and AutoReserve), Adult-only dining (no children)
Prices
Google priceLevel EXPENSIVE. July 2026 menu: house sirloin/ribeye 300g £38; T-bone 500g £54; tomahawk/côte de bœuf 500g £58; fillet £19/100g; chateaubriand £20/100g; extra-dry-aged ribeye £19/100g (min 300g); non-steak mains £23–£30; starters mostly £7–£19; sides £6; desserts £8, cheeseboard £12. Blythman (2018) dinner band £34–70.
Lunch
No daytime lunch service on the published hours: last seating from 4pm Wednesday–Sunday; closed Monday and Tuesday.
Reservations
Usually needed
Booking
Online via Resos from the official site; phone 0141 328 9557; email info@tiffneys.com. Small deposit required to secure a reservation. After 3pm, call for same-day availability. Site was being revamped when checked (Oct 2026) but menus and booking links remain live.
Deposit / cancel
Official bookings page: a small deposit is required to secure a reservation (amount and cancellation terms not stated on the pages fetched).
Dietary tags
vegetarian option on main menu, allergy requests via server
Dietary
Strongly meat-focused steakhouse. July 2026 menu includes a vegetarian Jerusalem Artichoke Pappardelle (£23) and several seafood starters/mains. Menu asks guests to tell servers about dietary or allergy requirements. Not a vegan-friendly destination (Blythman).
Groups
Enquiries for 7+ guests by email to info@tiffneys.com (official bookings page).
Kids
Exclusive all-adult restaurant; children not accommodated (official menus and bookings pages).
Drinks
Classic cocktail list, wine and spirits (official Our Story). Wine list PDF linked from the site (Feb 2024 upload still listed). Dessert menu pairs cheese with late-harvest Moscatel and LBV port by the glass.
Noise / pace
Described as calm and intimate rather than loud; Mackenna noted a busy Wednesday fill and dressed-up date-night crowd; Scotsman called it cosy and traditionally classy.
Closed
Monday,Tuesday
Getting there
61 Otago Street, G12 8PQ, just off Great Western Road near Gibson Street. Kelvinbridge Subway is roughly 150–200 m / about a 3-minute walk; Hillhead Subway is further along Byres Road (~10 minutes on foot).
Parking
Diner Tec (Glasgow Times, 2017) reported rear parking with a permit available on request. Street parking in the West End is limited; subway or taxi is the more reliable evening option.
Also
Opening & last seating (official site): Wed/Thu 16:00–20:00; Fri/Sat 16:00–21:00; Sun 16:00–19:30; Mon/Tue closed; Food Hygiene Information Scheme: Pass (inspection 30 May 2019); LocalAuthorityBusinessID 15/00570/COM; Gift vouchers from £20 via smart-gift link on the official site; Phone 0141 328 9557; email info@tiffneys.com; Earlier Diner Tec bill used phone 0141 334 8277 and postcode G12 6PQ — superseded by current official G12 8PQ / 0141 328 9557

Glasgow restaurant

Tiffney's, The Glasgow Steakhouse

4.8(664 reviews)
£££Opens in 20 hours

Address

61 Otago St, Glasgow G12 8PQ, UK

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Menu

Dishes and prices for Tiffney's, The Glasgow Steakhouse.

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Opening hours

  • Monday: Closed
  • Tuesday: Closed
  • Wednesday: 4:00 – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday: 4:00 – 8:00 PM
  • Friday: 4:00 – 9:00 PM
  • Saturday: 4:00 – 9:00 PM
  • Sunday: 4:00 – 8:00 PM

Overview

Tiffney's, The Glasgow Steakhouse is an adults-only dry-aged beef restaurant at 61 Otago Street in the West End, set back from Great Western Road among tenements in a former car showroom. It opened in 2015 and brands itself the home of dry-aged Scotch prime beef: Speyside grass-fed beef aged on the bone for at least 70 days in its own humidity-controlled locker, with Scotch Beef Club membership and Millers of Speyside AAA Gold Aberdeen Angus for the cut-to-order fillet. The kitchen team is headed by Alex Webster (official site); Herald coverage in 2016 named Dawn Rooney as head chef. Diners are shown raw cuts on a board before ordering. House steaks on the July 2026 menu run from £38 (300g sirloin or ribeye) to £58 (500g tomahawk or côte de bœuf), with fillet at £19/100g and extra-dry-aged ribeye at 112 days. Joanna Blythman (Herald, 2018) scored food 7/10 and put dinner at £34–70; Ron Mackenna (Herald, May 2016) also scored food 7/10 when TripAdvisor ranked it No. 1 in Glasgow. The Scotsman (2022) noted Kevin Bridges hosting a Hydro crew night here; Mel Gibson dined in May 2022 (Glasgow Times). Last seating is Wednesday–Thursday 4–8pm, Friday–Saturday 4–9pm, Sunday 4–7:30pm; closed Monday and Tuesday. Bookings via Resos need a small deposit; groups of 7+ email info@tiffneys.com; same-day after 3pm is by phone. Kelvinbridge Subway is about a three-minute walk.

Reviews

5.0Dru Donaldson

This has to be the go to steak place in Glasgow. If you’ve not been, you need to get a date in the diary. Great steak selection, staff only too happy to help you with the cut and amount/ size you are after. Wonder accompanying dishes too. The starters are varied and match the wider menu. Our dishes were all super tasty, plentiful, large in some cases, but that didn’t cause any issues. All round great meal, great staff and comfortable environment.

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5.0Ben

Thoroughly enjoyed the food here, and everything was served to perfection, hot, and delicious. Very nice atmosphere in the restaurant as you’re not cramped in or sitting side by side as tables of 2, and the service was outstanding - friendly and helpful servers. Wine is very reasonably priced compared to other steak restaurants.

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5.0Pamela Hollywood

An absolutely phenomenal meal. As steak lovers we were eager to try Tiffney’s for the first time, and it definitely did not disappoint! Everything was cooked to absolute perfection, seasoned well and served promptly. The staff were welcoming and attentive, and the restaurant is delightfully quaint. Can’t wait to return!

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4.0David Irvine

Visited Tiffney’s in Glasgow on Friday 19th for dinner for two. We went for the Chateaubriand — £120 for 600g, which is definitely on the pricey side, but the beef was excellent and the atmosphere was really nice. Service was good overall, though the male server came across as a bit brusque, which was uncomfortable at times. Still, a very enjoyable evening and look forward to the next visit.

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5.0Thomas Hughes

Wonderful starter amazing Scottish beef served professionally and finished with a tasty desert. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. If you want a top quality steak made In Scotland you need to add this to your must do places to eat.

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