The Scullery - Menu

Popped in here for an impromptu lunch last Friday, hoping it would cheer up a slightly rubbish morning. Well it did that and more cosy, welcoming place with a simple and well priced menu full of things you really want to eat. I had a couple of small plates the IPA braised beef short rib and mash and the gin cured smoked salmon and they were so much better than I expected, outstanding flavours. With a generous side salad and a massive coffee to finish I went back out into the world much happier than when I arrived. It's testament to the place that just a few weeks after opening, it was full on a Friday lunchtime, despite not yet having a booze licence. I heard the owner talking about plans fo...

I read tons of reviews of this place and was eager to try it out! It definitely topped expectations. My friend and I went during the evening of a December and they had lovely fairy lights up which definitely added to the mood (perfect for a date night I would say! . We opted for the set meal menu and got bread to start. Bread itself was amazing and came with cheese butter balsamic vinegar. I had the lamb rump as my main which was served with herb y potato mash (divine! And my friend had steak. Desserts were probably just as good sticky toffee pudding and apple crumble topped with cinnamon ice cream. I usually love dessert more than my mains but both courses were just amazing. Menus change of...

I visited The Scullery for an anniversary dinner with my boyfriend. Overall, it was a very nice dining experience! It's a small restaurant, and seats maybe only 20 people. The tables are very close together, to the point where I could have quite easily joined in on the conversation the girls next to us were having. I found this a tad off putting. The service was very prompt and friendly. Neither of us were drinking alcohol, but the drinks selection looked good. I can recommend the Virgin Emily mocktail. For starter, I had haggis cakes which were delicious, and my boyfriend had the goat's cheese and beetroot salad which was served warm and was very tasty. I was slightly disappointed by the ma... View menu

High high hopes. That's how I would describe my expectations for The Scullery. There has been a good amount of hype and a lot of excellent reviews which meant I was very much looking forward to dinner last night. First impressions were mixed for me. I like the open brick work and mirrors, but the seats were like something from a primary school classroom. They had two beers on draft, shiehallion and an Italian lager. I had the former, but also got the chance to have a taster portion of the menbrea lager that was on offer. For starters I had scallops and black pudding. It was fine, but nothing special and for 9.95 for a starter I was expecting fantastic. For mains I had a flat iron steak which...

I popped in here for brunch a couple of weeks ago. I was quite surprised when I first walked in the door as the set up was quite different to what I had imagined based on the name and descriptions in other reviews that I had read. For some reason, I had expected something a lot more shabby chic/rustic looking and probably somewhere with a slightly more cosy gastropub vibe. I would say this has more of a minimalist modern bistro/cafe bar vibe. I absolutely loved the floor to ceiling windows, which creates a bright, friendly feel to the place. It 's well worth trying to secure a window seat. To eat, I ordered a grilled halloumi and beetroot hummus sandwich, which came with dressed salad leaves...

Underwhelmed is the best word I can think of to describe our dining experience here last night. I came away with very few positives and whilst it wasn 't a bad meal by any means (I 've had a lot worse), I certainly won 't be eating here again any time soon. First impressions of the space were ok, it 's nicely laid out and well enough finished but not likely to win any design reviews, and as we made our way to the wee table for two booth by the window a nice little recessed space it would 've been nice if the large crumbs of food had been swept away from the floor. And that set the tone for the meal I think, it wasn 't bad but there seemed to be a lack of attention to detail, or lack of care... View menu

This place has achieved two huge things already: delicious food served up in a warm, cosy and welcoming atmosphere. And they've only been open a week! I've been watching the Scullery for a while now and couldn't wait to try it out when it opened. We visited for Friday lunch and even though it was only their third day of lunch service, it was pleasantly bustling with customers and had a really great vibe to it. There's two menus available at lunch time, one with sandwich options (ranging from £5.50 £6.25 with fillings of halloumi, chicken breast, pastrami, salmon or BLT and also the full menu which is also available at night. It was when I looked at the full menu that I knew this place would...

The decor at The Scullery is über cool laid back chic exposed brick walls, nice seating and comfy chairs, cool mirrors and lighting, basically it's everything you want from a contemporary local hot spot in finnieston. I was seated at the window table which I completely loved it's a small table for 2, whenever I pop in I'm definitely going to ask for that table. The staff were lovely and incredibly friendly, you can tell they're a new crew because at times the service felt ever so slightly stilted and awkward. However it's only day 3 of service so I'm not in any way concerned about it I would imagine if I pop in for dinner next friday they will be like a well oiled machine so no biggie in my...

Another year, another birthday, and this time it was my turn. To ease the pain a nice meal out with friends was in order and The Scullery proved a great choice. I'd booked beforehand for our party of thirteen a baby, and had been messaging them direct on Facebook with a few questions about menu choices etc. They don't have a website, but the Facebook responses were always quick, and friendly. The menu didn't feature the chocolate brownie which I'd heard great reviews about, and when I inquired they said they'd put it on as a special, which was a nice touch. So on a cold and icy night we all ventured out to Claremont Street and despite getting a little lost (in fact we walked round in a large... View menu