The key to Glaswegian cuisine is not Glasgow. It's the flurry of foreign restaurants that line the streets—from late-night crepe stalls and pakora (Indian fried chickpea cakes) bars to elegant restaurants with worldly menus. Glasgow restaurants tend to be larger than their Edinburgh counterparts, so getting a table at the establishment of your choice shouldn't be a problem, though making reservations for a Friday or Saturday night is still advisable.
