Dive into Mal's Boozy Brunch for just £39.50, where you can enjoy three fabulous drinks such as Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, Mimosa, or Cruzcampo to sip, savour and celebrate with. Add a mouth-watering main course and you have the perfect way to kick off your weekend in style, because Saturdays are made for sipping, not settling!

Malmaison is a stylish grill restaurant, offering a contemporary dining experience with classic and seasonal dishes. The chefs are passionate about creating high-quality food packed with flavour, with a strong focus on prime grass-fed British beef, hand-cut and expertly matured for the fullest natural flavour. 

Sunday Lunch at Malmaison kicks off with a seriously impressive feast from the Chef’s Table; we’re talking salads, antipasti and seafood. It takes this classic dining experience to a whole new level. Then pick your favouites from a variety of mains, including roasts such as sirloin of beef served with thyme & rosemary Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables and gravy. But don’t forget to leave room for one of the delicious desserts. This is the day for quality time, fabulous food and a relaxed social atmosphere, Mal style. Enjoy your Sunday Lunch with one of the creative cocktails for the perfect Sunday indulgence.

Malmaison Glasgow is a boutique hotel located just off Blythswood Square, between Glasgow Central train station and popular Sauchiehall Street. It's found along West George Street, just a ten-minute walk from Charing Cross Station.

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Boozy Brunch
Saturday: 12pm – 3pm

Sunday Lunch
12:30pm - 4pm

  • Gluten Free
  • Nut Free Options
  • Brunch
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Groups
  • Private Dining
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
278 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 4LL
Overall rating
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    5 months ago
    Overall, it is very central, but it is located near the top of a very steep hill. All of the staff were extremely professional and helpful. Rooms left a bit to be desired, next to no water pressure for the shower. There was no mini fridge in one of the rooms, but there was one in another - meaning there is some level of inconsistency across the rooms. Breakfast was a big saving grace, however, and worth investing in.
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    a month ago
    Here for my sons wedding. Lovely decor and very attentive staff particularly in bar area. Nothing was too much trouble. Had great day and would definitely recommend
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    5 months ago
    The building itself is very interesting, consisting of an old Greek church and an adjoining building. It's well appointed, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. It was comfortably warm when we were there. There is a bar and a bistro in the basement of the hotel which looked good (didn't try, see below). Location is good, not in the centre of things but only a small walk away; we only walked for the few days we were there. Room was well maintained and had some great tea and coffee options. Only minor gripes on the downside, opportunities for improvement. The bar only had lagers and an IPA. No darker beers, not even cans of Guinness or similar. Seemed an odd omission. The duvet on the bed was too much for the temperature in the room. I eventually pulled the duvet out to just use the cover as a sheet which was more than enough. There was no separate light for the cupboard including the hot drinks and the safe. This meant you need to put all the ceiling lights on to see, which wasn't great for anyone sleeping at the time. Should be easy to fit something more specific. We also had a room next to the linen cupboard, so we were woken up each morning by the housekeepers opening doors, chatting, banging trollies. Not so bad because we needed to get up, but if you didn't it might annoy. But it's only one room.