GOING OUT
Westender @ Epicures Reviewed by Amy Glasgow
Since being adopted by Michelin-starred Cail Bruich, Epicures has gone from strength to strength, becoming not just a place for weekend brunch, but an up-market
Westender @ KaPao
It has been over a month since restaurants across Glasgow were finally able to reopen their doors and welcome us back with open arms (and
What’s on the West End Menu?
Whilst it feels like the hospitality industry is constantly having to deal with changing rules and regulations, it has been a joy this past month
Bibimbap West by Amy Glasgow
WESTENDER @ BIBIMBAP WEST By Amy Glasgow @theglasgowdiet My mum always told me that opening up your umbrella indoors was bad luck, although I suspect
Koxedo – Restaurant Review
I’ve always loved fried chicken, I mean, who hasn’t? Although it does feel like more of an American staple, Glasgow certainly isn’t lacking in options
Walking In A West End Winter Wonderland by Tracy Mukherjee
Walking In A West End Wonderland No need for a subway ride. The West End is THE shopping destination this year. Few of us will
Why am I so tired all the time?
GP Dr. Pamela Leggate, of Glasgow West Medical Practice, knows what it is to be ‘Tired All The Time’. So, should we shrug it off as a
Goodbye to the 9 -5
If we’ve learned anything over the past 16 months (and counting!), it’s that nothing stays the same. Our working lives, and indeed where it happens,
A Room (corner) Of One’s Own
Whatever space is now being utilised for a home office we can still make it work for us – as well as being a pleasant
Time, People & Money by Mike Findlay
Time, people and money – the essential ingredients to running a successful business Running your own profitable business can be taxing. From identifying your USP
My West End… heard it on the grapevine. Interview with Tom Cannavan by Joanna Moorhead
Joanna Moorhead meets wine expert Tom Cannavan, who’s been a lover of West End life since the early 80s. In 2018 he became the first
Up Up & Away
With reports of house prices soaring following the lifting of lockdown restrictions earlier this year, it has been an extraordinary time for home buyers and
The Clydeside Creative by Nicola Maule
Calling all west end artists and makers – The Clydeside Collective needs you! Glasgow’s greenest creatives are being offered the chance to showcase their work
Merchant Voices
Singing is good for the soul and especially therapeutic at the moment during these uncertain times. Merchant Voices is a community choir based in the
Superhuman
Paul Humphries and Gregor Reid As 2020 held the world to ransom, band night for Superhuman lifelong friends Paul Humphreys and Gregor Reid evolved into
Find Your Wings And Fly by Nigel Shamash
Nigel Shamash is one of the most interesting people I’ve met. He was born in Kirkudbright, the youngest of four brothers in the only Jewish
Author Interiew – Ely Percy by Lenny Smith
Kirsty Campbell is so immediately candid at the start of Duck Feet that it would be easy for the reader to imagine we are midway
A Balancing Act by Susan Robertson
A Balancing Act A new season is upon us and we’re starting to embrace the new year and decade. With that, comes the opportunity for
