Doppio Malto Glasgow

Amazing beer/beer cocktail! They really have good beer: you almost didn’t feel floating even if drinking much. Good atmosphere with some stuffs to play with your friends. Burger is okay for me, really in a big portion and I cannot finish it all :) also feeling the beef is kind of salty and dry for me with too much red cabbage. Overall a good place to have a drink late night!

The staff were helpful. We ordered from the £8 lunch menu and I enjoyed my pizza. We also had beers and appreciated the range on offer. The location is as central as you could get in Glasgow city centre and is especially handy for Queen Street train station. I much prefer this location now compared to its previous incarnation as a Jamie's Italian, especially the grown up seating as opposed to the metal frame chairs that Jamie's used to have.

I've been a frequent visitor to Doppio Malto, a charming Italian restaurant located in central Glasgow near George Square. The restaurant has a lot going for it, but there are a few areas that could use some improvement. On the positive side, the location is fantastic, making it convenient to meet up with friends and enjoy a delicious Italian meal. The food at Doppio Malto is consistently impressive, and their diverse selection of beers adds a delightful touch to the dining experience. The staff's attention and service have always been top-notch, creating a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere. The restaurant's decoration also adds to its charm, making it a pleasant place to spend time. However, there are a couple of areas that require immediate attention. Firstly, the female toilet has an ongoing problem with a continuously running tap, which has been left unresolved for an extended period. Furthermore, the unpleasant odour in the toilet area can significantly impact the overall experience. On a positive note, the accessible toilet offers a much cleaner and more pleasant alternative. One concerning incident that I personally observed is a manager loudly berating and humiliating staff members at the bar, all of this occurring in plain view of customers. This type of behaviour is disheartening and creates an uncomfortable atmosphere for both the employees and patrons. The consistent high turnover of staff raises serious questions about the underlying workplace culture, making it crucial for improvements to be made in this aspect as well. One noticeable recent change has been the alteration of the menu design and food offerings. While the food remains delicious as always, the new minimalist menu lacks pictures and features smaller text, making it harder to visualize the dishes. The previous menu layout with images provided a clearer idea of what to expect, I hope the previous design can come back.

Visited for the first time and only for drinks, we sat upstairs although we were offered to choose between upstairs and the allocated just bar area downstairs. The place is very nicely decorated and run by “compaesani” as a fellow Italian myself. Tried the “Negroni sbagliato” whilst my husband went for the house red and both enjoyed it. The prices for the drinks are average for a center located premise however the £4 for (smallish) portion of fries seemed a little high .