Steakhouse
Porter & Rye
Finnieston steak restaurant that was placed 85th on the World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants list in 2025.
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Scotland's biggest city, with a lively grill scene. 9 steakhouses and 5 butchers and suppliers listed, updated 2026-10-04.
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Steakhouse
Finnieston steak restaurant that was placed 85th on the World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants list in 2025.
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The original Spanish Butcher, a city-centre steak and seafood restaurant focused on Spanish beef cooked over charcoal.
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Steak restaurant and whisky bar opposite Kelvingrove Art Gallery serving dry-aged, grass-fed Scotch beef from fourth-generation Scottish butchers.
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West End steakhouse billing itself as the home of Scotch prime beef, using cattle from Speyside and north-east Scotland aged for at least 70 days.
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Glasgow branch of the Gaucho Argentine steakhouse group in the city centre.
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City-centre branch of the national Miller & Carter steakhouse chain.
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Small family-run steakhouse near Charing Cross serving Aberdeen Angus beef from John Gilmour Butchers, dry-aged for 35 days, alongside Scottish dishes such as a haggis…
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Intimate family-run sister restaurant to Mini Grill, serving Aberdeen Angus cuts such as cote de boeuf, tomahawk and chateaubriand, plus Sunday roasts.
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West End steak restaurant and bar on Woodlands Road built around good-value flat iron steaks, with Denver steaks, a choice of sauces and toppers, and beef dripping…
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Butcher & supplier
Family butcher founded in 1874, among the oldest in the west of Scotland, with several shops around Glasgow.
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Family-run, multi-award-winning craft butcher serving Possilpark since 1999.
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Maryhill butcher serving the local community since 1918.
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Family butcher founded in Bridgeton in 1970, now in its third generation, selling Scottish beef including dry-aged steaks it ages in-house, plus award-winning steak…
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Long-established family artisan butcher on Byres Road in the West End that specialises in dry-aged Scotch beef, alongside lamb, pork, seasonal game and its own sausages…
Local tips
Aberdeen Angus and Hereford lead most menus. Dexter and Longhorn are slower-growing breeds with a richer flavor.
A lean, full-flavored steak from the rump and one of the most ordered cuts in British pubs.
Many butchers hang beef on the bone for 28 to 35 days, and some much longer.