Hotel Du Vin Glasgow is a prestigious enclave in the heart of the city where the Breakfast and Sunday Lunch celebrates traditional British cuisine.

The stunning Georgian surroundings of One Devonshire Gardens provides an idyllic backdrop to Breakfast and Sunday Lunch.

Try the Country Table – their twist on a continental spread – or go for a la carte options including banana & Nutella pancakes, Brioche French Toast and savoury treats ranging from avocado toast, Eggs Benedict and an old-school whole grilled kipper with lemon and parsley.

Indulge in a beautiful Sunday Lunch feast at Hotel Du Vin for just £29, to include an amuse bouche, starters such as chicken liver parfait and black pudding with Dijon potato, followed by mouth-watering tender roasts. We recommend the roast rump of Scotch lamb for an authentic Celtic taste, which comes with spelt, wild mushrooms and a rich red wine jus.

To finish, try the lemon parfait with strawberry or a decadent sticky toffee pudding.

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Breakfast
Mon - Fri: 7am - 10am
Sat & Sun: 8am - 11am

Sunday Lunch
12:30pm - 4pm

  • Outdoor Seating
  • Bottomless Food
  • Breakfast
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Groups
  • Private Dining
  • Luxury
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Online Booking
1 Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow, G12 0UX
Overall rating
4.6
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    Staying here has been an absolutely joy. The food downstairs is second to none and the staff are the friendliest, most knowledgable humans I have spoken with in Glasgow. They have fantastic recommendations and are quite cheery. Robert and Christopher are two amazing people. I don't want to leave. The food was incredible as well. The beef Wellington may be the best meal I have ever had.
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    a week ago
    I booked the festive afternoon tea with champagne for my wife's birthday. The afternoon tea was nice, but unfortunately the service was terrible. It's hard to get staff's attention when they are walking with their heads down. I had to call out to get attention, which isn't great in a quiet restaurant. I then had to chase them for the bill at the end of the tea. I wouldn't post this if it was extremely busy, but it was quiet and plenty of staff so don't see a reason to justify the poor service.
  • 5.0
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    2 months ago
    I like to treat myself to a luxury experience periodically so when I was able to book a night at One Devonshire Gardens for £100 I was unable to resist. This charming hotel exceeded my expectations. The quirky rooms are scattered in a maze of corridors connected along 5 converted Town Houses. The Bar and Bistro were furnished in the manner of a Scottish Country House. They had a relaxed luxurious atmosphere. The staff were friendly and efficient. I had booked an evening meal on arrival. This is advisable because the Bistro can be busy. The food in the Bistro had a modern Scottish influence. After a delicious meal I retired to the comfortably furnished lounge bar for several drinks. I would recommend One Devonshire Gardens for an overnight stay or a delicious meal if you are visiting Glasgow.