There are more than 25 places to eat within a 10-minute walk of 22 Montrose Street in Glasgow city centre, and 19 of them are less than 3 minutes away.

They range from grab-and-go sushi and sandwiches to sit-down Italian, Scottish and Indian restaurants, and each one comes with a dish our team recommends.

You’ve just presented the new business strategy, submitted your tax return and nailed your podcast in one take. Then comes the hardest decision of the day: lunch. This guide sorts the options by walking time (3, 5 and 10 minutes), so you can be back at your desk quickly.

Still can’t decide? Let our spinning wheel pick for you.

NO MORE THAN 3 MINUTES AWAY:

– 4T4 Brunch House – breakfast or brunch the whole day long (our favourite: Breakfast Burrito)
– Yippon – grab & go Asian fare from sushi to ramen (our favourite: Salt and chilli tofu)
– Tinderbox – coffee shop with not only delicious cakes but also grab & go Japanese inspired Bento Boxes (our favourite: French toasts with maple syrup)
– Brewdog – pub serving Brewdog beers, barbecue food and smoked meat (our favourite: Buffalo Cauliflower)
– Rab Ha’s – Scottish restaurant with classics such as Cullen Skink and haggis (our favourite: Steak Pie)
– iCafe – coffee shop with a big selection of paninis, jacket potatoes and soups (our favourite: Beef Chilli Wrap)
– Bar 91 – bar where you can get light lunches such as hummus plate or soups to proper burgers (our favourite: soup of the day)
– Santa Lucia – elegant italian restaurant if you want a proper nice meal, not just a quick sandwich (our favourite: arancini)
– The Italian Kitchen – traditional Italian restaurant with pasta, pizza,… (our favourite: Risotto with mushrooms, asparagus and pine nuts)
– Turkiye – Turkish restaurant for more exotic lunch breaks (our favourite: Chicken Beyti)

– KoolBa – Indian and Persian cuisine (our favourite: Sea Bass Kerelan Garlic chilli)
– Dakhin – speciality dishes from India’s southern region (our favourite: Batata Keerai Soung)
– Hajar Schawarma – delivers what it promises –  shawarma, falafels, hummus, wraps & burgers
– Sear’s Pizza– pizza by the slice, so easy option for a smaller lunch or when you are properly hungry
– Osteria – Italian restaurant with everything from Arancini to Vitello Milanes (our favourite: Parmigiana Melanzane)
– The Singl-end – A cafe and bakehouse open every day for sit-in or takeout breakfast/brunch/coffee/bakes(our favourite: Cheese quiche)
– Browns – all-day British chain brasserie and bar with lobster nights and afternoon tea in a grand cafe setting (our favourite: Asparagus & Butternut Curry )
– Joanna Goodbite – classic good sandwiches, baked potatoes and great breakfast rolls
– Sorriso Cafe – cosy café with great brunch selection (our favourite: soups and potato rösti )

NO MORE THAN 5 MINUTES AWAY:

– Merchant Square – several food options under one roof such as Sano Pizza, Delictoria, Table Twenty Eight, Momo Hub Mother Nepal etc.
– The Wilson Street Pantry – all-day breakfasts and brunches coffee shop (our favourite: Hot Smoked Salmon and Avocado Salad)
– Mharsanta – traditional Scottish food, ideal place for lunch with visiting colleagues (our favourite: cullen skink)

NO MORE THAN 10 MINUTES AWAY:

– Sprigg – choose and mix your salad bowl with dozens of options(our favourite: Custom Lunch Bowl)
– Piece – specialty sandwiches (our favourite: Banh Mi)
– Paesano – traditional Napoletana pizza (our favourite: Spianata spicy salami from Calabria with tomato sugo)
– Kozi Cafe – a cozy bistro-style setting with breakfasts and brunches (our favourite: Turkish Eggs)