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Before you go

Style
Hotel bar and kitchen — international menu with Scottish notes
Setting
Ground floor of Hotel Indigo Glasgow; former Victorian power station on Waterloo Street
Known for
hotel breakfast, afternoon tea, all-day hotel dining
Good for
hotel guests, breakfast meetings, afternoon tea, casual dinner
Prices
Afternoon tea previously listed around £17.95pp; OpenTable £25-and-under band
Typical spend
£25–40pp for dinner without drinks (estimate from hotel dining band)
Lunch
Lunch and afternoon tea available; afternoon tea typically 2–5pm
Reservations
Walk-ins often fine
Booking
Book via hotel / OpenTable or call 0141 226 7726
Dietary tags
vegetarian options, gluten-free options, dairy-free options
Dress code
Smart casual
Drinks
Full bar — beer, wine, cocktails
Getting there
About 500m from Glasgow Central; St Enoch Subway a short walk
Parking
Public parking nearby (hotel guidance)
Also
Open 6:30am–10pm for the restaurant; in-room dining 24h for guests; Building was one of Glasgow’s early power stations (Hotel Indigo history)

Glasgow restaurant

Turbine 75

4.0(9 reviews)
Open now

Address

75 Waterloo St, Glasgow G2 7DA, UK

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Opening hours

  • Monday: Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday: Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday: Open 24 hours
  • Thursday: Open 24 hours
  • Friday: Open 24 hours
  • Saturday: Open 24 hours
  • Sunday: Open 24 hours

Overview

Turbine 75 is the bar and kitchen at Hotel Indigo Glasgow, 75 Waterloo Street — just off the lobby in a former 1800s power-station building. IHG describes an international menu with Scottish touches, seasonal table d’hôte and à la carte, open for breakfast through dinner. Hours are listed as 6:30am–10pm; in-room dining runs round the clock for hotel guests. Afternoon tea is offered (OpenTable has listed it around £18pp, 2–5pm daily — confirm current price). Booking.com flags vegetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free options. Dress is smart casual; full bar with beer, wine and cocktails. Restaurant phone 0141 226 7726 (hotel switchboard also 0141 226 7700). You’re in the city centre, about 500 metres from Glasgow Central Station; St Enoch Subway is a short walk.

Reviews

4.0G Shaffer

This is a small venue inside the Hotel Indigo. The bartender and servers are very friendly and helpful. Food selection at dinner is limited. The burger was good, the fries were great. We also had breakfast here as part of our stay at the hotel. Breakfast was a nice buffet, with additional made to order choices available at no additional cost if you get or arrange for the buffet as part of your stay. Service was very good.

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5.0Марина Т.

It was meeting with friends after Christmas. We dropped into a bar for some drinks. Then we decided to stay for longer. Drinks, tea, ice cream and company were good. Want to appreciate barmaid Masha. She noticed every single detail in the order, was caring and professional.

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2.0Mike Jones

Very helpful staff. Poor selection of food and the food we got was low quality.

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4.0Maria P.

Comfortable place to eat while staying at hotel, food is decent

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3.0Rich Deerdog

This is the hotel restaurant for the Indigo in Glasgow. It used to be a Marco Pierre White but at some point that seems to have closed and been replaced by this in-house option. To be honest, it’s nowhere near as good as when it was MPW, as you would expect - it’s fine as far as it goes but when you compare to other Indigo hotels this isn’t a fantastic offering - quite a small menu and much more ‘hotel bar' type food as opposed to higher-end steakhouse fare as was previously the case. Not sure if this is what the hotel have settled on permanently or an interim option before another brand offering comes into the space. Restaurant seemed very quiet most days I was staying - most of the diners I saw were eating in the area outside of the main restaurant, near the bar. Service was good and the bar is decent (although the loss of Brewdog’s Lost Lager rom the pumps is sad) with good service. The hotel breakfast is served in here - this is the only Indigo I’ve stayed at in the UK that has opted for a buffet format though, which isn’t my preference. Had it on the first day only. Overall a downgrade from the previous offering. Doesn’t put me off staying at the hotel itself, which is nice, but I wouldn’t be booking here for dinner in future, given wealth of other choices in the area.

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