The corner front of Eusebi Deli on Park Road, with red awnings and the deli's red seal in the sun.
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Eusebi Deli

An Italian deli and restaurant on Park Road near Kelvinbridge, open from breakfast to dinner, with handmade pasta and a family business of forty years behind it.

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Welcome

For a taste of Italy in the West End, Eusebi Deli on Park Road is the place to go.

The family behind it began importing food from small artisan makers across Italy forty years ago, and today Giovanna Eusebi carries that on in a busy deli and restaurant near Kelvinbridge, inspired by her grandparents' table in southern Italy. The pasta is made by hand, and the counters are full of Italian cheeses, buffalo mozzarella from Naples, homemade sausage and wines from small vineyards to take home. It opens at eight every morning, with breakfast, then lunch, an aperitivo hour on weekday afternoons and dinner into the evening, so there's always a reason to drop in. The Good Food Guide named it one of Britain's 100 best local restaurants for 2026. Book ahead for dinner, or call in for a coffee and a pastry on your way to Kelvingrove Park.

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Before you go

Open every day from 8am, from breakfast to dinner.

Book online for a table.

Where
152 Park Road, Glasgow, G4 9HB, near Kelvinbridge.
Open
Every day from 8am. Breakfast 8am to 10.45am (pastries only on Monday and Tuesday), lunch 12pm to 3.30pm, dinner from 5pm with last orders at 8.15pm, or 8.30pm Thursday to Saturday.
Aperitivo
Monday to Friday, 4pm to 5pm.
Booking
Online through its own site.
Children
Welcome.
Dogs
Not allowed.
Access
A wheelchair-accessible entrance, toilet and seating.
Phone
0141 648 9999

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
8am–9pm
Tuesday
8am–9pm
Wednesday
8am–9pm
Thursday
8am–9pm
Friday
8am–9pm
Saturday
8am–9pm
Sunday
8am–9pm

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Where it is

On Park Road in the West End, near Kelvinbridge, G4 9HB.

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