Akbar's
Indian restaurant · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Indian restaurant on Sauchiehall Street.
- 573 Sauchiehall Street, Charing Cross & Garnethill
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Indian restaurant · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Indian restaurant on Sauchiehall Street.
Bar · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Bar on Bath Street.
Indian restaurant · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Indian restaurant on Woodlands Road.
Pub · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Pub on Woodlands Road.
Restaurant · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Restaurant on Elderslie Street.
Chinese restaurant · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Chinese restaurant on Waterloo Street.
Bar · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Bar on Bath Street.
Takeaway · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Pizzeria on Sauchiehall Street.
Restaurant · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Restaurant on West Campbell Street.
Bar · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Bar on Bath Street.
Bar · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Bar on Bath Street.
Café · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Café on Douglas Street.
Local restaurant · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Restaurant on Woodlands Road.
Bar · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Bar on Bath Street.
Pub · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Pub on Bath Street.
Pub · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Pub on Sandyford Place.
Café · Charing Cross & Garnethill
Café on Sauchiehall Street.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
One of the main shopping streets of the city centre, over 1.5 miles long, running west to Kelvingrove Park.
Medical royal college founded in 1599, with a heritage collection.
Area on the north-west edge of the city centre, between Charing Cross and Hillhead, of 19th-century terraces and tenements.
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A free museum, Scotland's oldest university museum and the cobbled lanes off Byres Road
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Civic squares, the shopping streets and the theatres and venues of the central grid
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Cranes, bridges and museums on the Clyde, with Finnieston's bars and restaurants behind
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