Mediterranean Twist

We decided to visit Glasgow on a whim to do some bar hopping last night.

Good value food when using a taste card, nice atmosphere and very quiet during the day

Very good personal service. The menu was explained to us. Steak was guilty. Would return Ver carta

I struggle with this bar - I want to like it, but it continues to disappoint. I only ever come here at lunchtime, so perhaps my review is tainted. The

Decided to try somewhere new and local and was very pleasantly surprised with our find. The menu was varied and as it was a Sunday included a roast option too. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful and the food was excellent and the portions good. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and will be returning.

My friend I enjoyed an excellent meal at Mediterranean Twist! The food was very tasty and the service outstanding (thanks to Matthew). We are always looking out for good local restaurants and would definitely recommend Mediterranean Twist. We had a much better dining experience here than at The Meze (opposite) and will definitely be returning! Ver carta

After reading the poor service reviews for Mezze (just across the road) we decided to TWIST! Starters, main course and desserts were all of a high quality with just the right quantity, water was complimentary and service was friendly and courteous....£62 including a bottle of wine was fair value for a restaurant of this standard. We will definitely go back, I'm surprised that it wasn't busier.

You can't mistake the food or the service. Prices are very reasonable and with the taste card 50% discount! The menu is limited what I think only shows is good quality ingredients and meals cooked to order. They offer tap water and a good wine menu. The beer is beautiful (Portugese and the staff are so friendly. The only drawback is that there are not enough divers to offer the atmosphere. it was only opened a few months and it takes time. I will definitely return as there are some of the other new restaurants in the area;

The menu included similar food as in Portugal and Madeira and that is because the owner lived in Lisbon for 15 years. Why the restaurant was not busy is strange, but maybe a Sunday night is not popular. Our meal consisted of Calamari and chorizo for two, followed by a Sirloin steak cooked medium as desired and a seabass fillet served very nicely with fennel, roasted baby toms, potatoes and sauce quad and we thought the meals very well. We just had a drink. We were near the Premier Inn and would not hesitate to return to the Mediterranean Twist if in the area again. Ver carta