The Georgian terrace on Blythswood Square behind its railings.
Glasgow

Iasg

A seafood restaurant on Blythswood Square, named from the Gaelic for fish, cooking the best of Scottish waters, with an Oyster Shell Martini.

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Iasg is a seafood restaurant on Blythswood Square, in the square's grand Georgian terrace, and it takes its name from the Gaelic word for fish.

The cooking is built on seafood from Scottish waters, sustainably sourced, with good things from further afield too.

The dining room is bright and elegant, with tall windows, green velvet banquettes, marble tables and clusters of glass lights, and a round bar at its heart. Plates are contemporary and carefully dressed: scallops and fish with delicate sauces, shellfish, and seasonal dishes from the land, with a classic cocktail list that includes the famous Oyster Shell Martini. The bar serves a lighter menu through the afternoon and small bites into the evening. Lunch is from noon until half past two every day, and dinner from five until nine, and the bar is open from noon until eleven. For now the restaurant itself is closed for maintenance, and dining and drinks are being served in The Salon on the first floor.

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Before you go

Lunch is served every day from noon to 2.30pm and dinner from 5pm to 9pm.

The bar is open from noon to 11pm. While the restaurant is closed for maintenance, dining and drinks are in The Salon on the first floor.

Hours
Lunch daily 12:00 to 14:30; dinner 17:00 to 21:00; bar 12:00 to 23:00.
Where
11 Blythswood Square, G2 4AD.

Opening hours

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Monday
noon–9pm
Tuesday
noon–9pm
Wednesday
noon–9pm
Thursday
noon–9pm
Friday
noon–9pm
Saturday
noon–9pm
Sunday
noon–9pm
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