What to order at Sugo

Must order
Whatever ragu is on that day, twirled through fresh pappardelle.
Editor tip
Like its sibling Paesano, it is walk-in only and turns tables quickly, so expect a short wait at peak times.
CuisineItalian
Price££
NeighborhoodCity Centre
HoursSun-Thu 11:00-22:30; Fri-Sat 11:00-23:00
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Location

Address: 70 Mitchell Street, Glasgow G1 3LX

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Bread Meats Bread ★ 4.2

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Bread Meats Bread is a St Vincent Street burger joint in Glasgow, stacking award-winning patties, poutine and vegan options for a hungry city-centre crowd.

OrderA dirty-style cheeseburger with a side of poutine.

TipThe vegan menu is more than an afterthought here, with dedicated plant-based burgers and poutine.

Topolabamba ★ 4.0

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Topolabamba is a colourful Mexican street-food spot on St Vincent Street in Glasgow, plating tacos, tostadas and margaritas in a busy city-centre room.

OrderA spread of soft tacos to share and a frozen margarita.

TipThe bottomless brunch and taco deals are the value draw; book ahead for weekend sittings.

The Anchor Line ★ 4.0

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The Anchor Line fills the restored 1905 shipping offices on St Vincent Place, Glasgow, an ocean-liner-themed grill of steaks, seafood and cocktails.

OrderA steak from the grill, with a plate of oysters to start.

TipThe room mimics a transatlantic liner; ask for a booth for the full period effect.

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Bread Meats Bread ★ 4.2

££ BurgersCity Centre

Bread Meats Bread is a St Vincent Street burger joint in Glasgow, stacking award-winning patties, poutine and vegan options for a hungry city-centre crowd.

OrderA dirty-style cheeseburger with a side of poutine.

TipThe vegan menu is more than an afterthought here, with dedicated plant-based burgers and poutine.

The Dhabba ★ 4.2

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The Dhabba has served North Indian cooking in Glasgow's Merchant City since 2002, a smart Candleriggs room strong on tandoor breads and Punjabi curries.

OrderA tandoor bread basket with a slow-cooked lamb rogan josh.

TipThis is North Indian, so ask staff to steer you away from the Glasgow-Punjabi standards toward the regional dishes.

Topolabamba ★ 4.0

££ MexicanCity Centre

Topolabamba is a colourful Mexican street-food spot on St Vincent Street in Glasgow, plating tacos, tostadas and margaritas in a busy city-centre room.

OrderA spread of soft tacos to share and a frozen margarita.

TipThe bottomless brunch and taco deals are the value draw; book ahead for weekend sittings.

Baffo ★ 4.1

££ PizzeriaFinnieston

Baffo is a Neapolitan pizzeria at the west end of Argyle Street in Glasgow, near Kelvingrove, serving long-proved sourdough pizza and Italian craft beer.

OrderA pizza off the specials board and a bottle of Italian birra.

TipIt sits just past the main Finnieston strip, so it is often quieter than the Argyle Street pizzerias closer to town.

The Anchor Line ★ 4.0

£££ New AmericanCity Centre

The Anchor Line fills the restored 1905 shipping offices on St Vincent Place, Glasgow, an ocean-liner-themed grill of steaks, seafood and cocktails.

OrderA steak from the grill, with a plate of oysters to start.

TipThe room mimics a transatlantic liner; ask for a booth for the full period effect.

Bibi's Cantina ★ 4.1

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Bibi's Cantina is a daytime Mexican cafe on Dumbarton Road in Glasgow's West End, serving huevos, tacos and hearty stews with a bright, homely welcome.

OrderThe huevos rancheros at brunch, or a plate of tacos at lunch.

TipIt is a daytime spot that closes in the late afternoon, so plan it for breakfast or lunch, not dinner.

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