Places to eat in Glasgow

Glasgow is a fab student city, there are so many places to eat that don't break the bank! Here are some of my favourite restaurants to go on a budget...

1. Mozza

A new pizza restaurant (run by the Toni Macaroni Group, so you know its gonna be good) recently opened on Renfield Street.



















Every Pizza is £5 before 5 o'clock!



My friends & I tried Mozza recently, we highly recommend it! The service was fast, the atmosphere was relaxed and seemed like it would be lively at night (we went around 3pm) and most importantly the pizza was DELICOUS! They have a wide selection of toppings, so there is something for everyone, as well as many drinks.


2. BarBurrito 

BarBurrito is one of my favourite places in Glasgow for Mexican food. They have many central locations (Queen St, Hope St & Gordon St) where you can pick up a yummy burrito, taco or margarita, to sit in or takeaway at a reasonable price. 



Bar Burrito offer 20% student discount and loyalty cards, you can get a free meal for every 10 points, free birthday burrito and vouchers. They also do a great deal where you can get 2 alcoholic drinks (I recommend the margarita) and a burrito for £10. Join La Familia!

3. Roasters 

Roasters is an American style deli found on 192 St Vincent Street. Whether its burgers, all day breakfasts, pancakes or just a milkshake you're after, they have it! Their combination of quick service, a huge menu and Tuesday 50% student discount makes this place the perfect restaurant for any meal. 


These places don't require bookings, you can just walk in! They are perfect for catching up with friends and most importantly, affordable for a hungry & broke student!

Follow the restaurants on social media to get updates on discounts, guaranteed the pictures alone will make hungry.

Thank you so much to everyone for reading my blogs, hope you could take away some inspiration! 

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