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Sea bream with charred corn and tomatillo salsa, pork belly and prawns with chickpeas on Sebb's red-rimmed plates.
Glasgow

Sebb's

A basement bar and restaurant beneath Margo on Miller Street, cooking over fire, with a Michelin Bib Gourmand and the guide's Exceptional Cocktails Award for 2026.

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Welcome

There's something special about stepping off Miller Street and heading downstairs into Sebb's, a basement bar and restaurant beneath its sister Margo in the Merchant City.

The food is cooked over fire and roams the world, so a table might share native oysters with a whisky pickleback, pakora with piccalilli, sea bream with tomatillo salsa, and a half chicken with harissa and pilaf rice. Behind the bar there's a cocktail kitchen of its own and wines on tap, and in 2026 the Michelin Guide gave Sebb's a Bib Gourmand for good food at a fair price, along with its Exceptional Cocktails Award. A big sound system and a changing line-up of DJs keep the room lively into the night. The kitchen is open every day from noon until quarter to ten, and the bar until midnight. Book a table for dinner or just for drinks through its own site, or join the online queue on the day for a walk-in seat, some of them stools at the bar.

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Before you go

Open every day from noon, with the kitchen serving until 9.45pm and the bar open until midnight.

Book through its own site, for dinner or for drinks, or join the online queue on the day for a walk-in table.

Where
In the basement at 68 Miller Street, in the Merchant City, G1 1DT.
Open
Every day: the kitchen 12pm to 9.45pm, the bar 12pm to midnight.
Booking
Through its own site, for dining or drinks, for up to 22. Walk-ins are welcome through the online queue on the day; some walk-in seats are stools at the bar.
Music
DJs and a changing programme of music.
Access
A wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating and toilet.
Phone
0141 739 9381

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
noon–midnight
Tuesday
noon–midnight
Wednesday
noon–midnight
Thursday
noon–midnight
Friday
noon–midnight
Saturday
noon–midnight
Sunday
noon–midnight

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Where it is

In the basement of 68 Miller Street in the Merchant City, beneath Margo, G1 1DT.

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