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The branch that's near central station was so badly sign posted we ended up trecking all the way to the other location.

Good service and food however not as well cooked as their west end and merchant city venues. Would go to the other venues before this one!

U to the P to the D-A-T-EEE! Yup, it's update timeAnd it is with great pity and sorry that Ad Lib loses a star from its City Centre branch. View menu

need to be nice meal here, potion size is good left feel comfortable. the service at the 2nd visit was good. the popular place for the locals, was recommended by hotel staff. happy would go again and would recommend, otets

so for me. burger was good and good atmosphere. let her burger down by frightening her with dreadful thin (pre-salted also) the personal was fast and friendly. we had the rindburger and also the Indian kartoffel and kicherbsenburger (the only veggie they had).

I will be voting against the grazing of the majority of the here. I haven't really enjoyed my last visit. it was unfortunate enough to sit next to the gang used by employees and diners. bumper. platz was so busy that no alternative seating was available. eating was ok. large portions quite delicious. I personally wouldn't go back unless it's because a group goes and someone else organized it. View menu

Recently I attempted the mighty burger challenge from Ad Lib in Glasgow’s City Centre, which consisted of 3lbs of beef, 1lb of cheese and salad all packed inside a giant toasted burger bun. It is without a doubt the biggest burger that Scotland has to offer and as previously reported, I could only manage half of it before finally tapping out. However, that same day, James vs. Burger’s resident photographer Pamela decided to sample what are perhaps Glasgow’s smallest burgers – three delicious lamb sliders.

Best burger in town. . .. Ad lib on Hope Street has been a regular haunt of mine for years. The service is always good and the food consistent. You won't find a better burger served anywhere in Glasgow and that includes Ketchup in the West end. My favourite is the classic beef burger with dill pickle and Arran onion relish. However, the Sweet potato and Monterey Jack hash browns are a close second. As a venue I prefer Hope Street to the Merchant City or West end branches as I feel it are the original and best.

booked online for Saturday night. when we arrived, they had no record of booking and had to wait until others diner to leave to sit tasty, american diner style eat (I had the southern fried chickenburgers), but perfunctory and disinterested service took 30 minutes of main course for dessert menu to be offered poor quality mojitos, as we complain they were not actually made to us. when we paid the bill that we were charged only for the dishes that cost an ugly £1,20 of the £14 the cocktails oh, and the manager wore skintight leggings...read more View menu