Zibibbo Customer Reviews
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Located inside the vibrant Princes Square on Buchanan Street, Zibibbo brings elevated contemporary British cuisine to Glasgow's bustling city centre. With a sleek, modern interior and a laid-back, welcoming vibe, it’s the kind of place that’s equally suited for a casual pre-show drink or a stylish night out. The restaurant is known for its creative small plates, fresh ingredients, and expertly crafted cocktails—all served in a space that feels both stylish and unpretentious.
Just a short stroll from major venues like the O2 Academy and King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Zibibbo is a convenient spot to grab a bite before hitting the show. The menu is designed for sharing, making it ideal for groups, and the service is known for being efficient—a big plus if you're on a tight schedule. The lively but not-too-loud atmosphere sets the perfect tone for an evening out, and with a wide drinks list and small plates that come out fast, you won’t be watching the clock.
Guests on TripAdvisor and OpenTable often praise the “inventive menu” and “great value for money.” Many highlight the “friendly staff” and “cool setting” as big reasons they’d return. Diners also appreciate the flexible small-plate format, making it easy to tailor your meal whether you’re flying solo or dining with friends. Cocktails and wine get high marks too, often noted as “surprisingly good” for a shopping centre location.
While most experiences are positive, a few diners mention that the restaurant can get busy during peak times, which might lead to slightly longer waits. Some also suggest that the menu, while well-crafted, may feel a bit limited for picky eaters. But for most, the quality and atmosphere more than make up for it.
Zibibbo is a stylish, well-located spot offering creative British dishes and quick service—just what you need before the music starts.
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