I think the West End should have more to offer...i really enjoy glasgow bu feel the town should be moving with the times x More

I used to live in the West End of Glasgow before it became the hub of all things fabulous as far as food is concerned. Chinese, Indian, Italian, Spanish, Greek, Persian, African, Korean, Japanese, French, Scottish etc. Streets that have character, nooks and crannies, history seepimg out of the walls,parks, The Oran Mohr, Botanic Gardens, The University, The Huntarian Museum... More

The West End of Glasgow is so chilled and relaxed with lovely restaurants, great bars and even better clubs. Also there is theArt Gallery, Kelvengrove park, The Botanic Gardens which in the summer is amazing. More

What is there to like about a city, aside from specific attractions such as museums? I like to take in the atmosphere of a place. Its architecture. The friendliness of its people. The character of its streets. The materials used in buildings. The mix of residential and commercial space. The availability of good pubs and restaurants. The ease of access... More

A great area full of bars and restaurants. Ashton Lane (off a side street) had some very lovely bars that have a lot of character. More

we went out to eat there, lots of college kids. it was nice More

I fell in love with the West End of Glasgow more than 20 years ago and visit once/twice a year ever since. I hope to move to Glasgow in the next year or 2 and hope to make the West End my home - although it isn't cheap! You have the best of everything here - great places to eat... More

very nice place!! lots of young people, alternative and hip places to visit, nice cafes, cute shops and lots of vintage and second hand retail shops! More

After 8 years in Scotland, this is the place to be. The Botanic Gardens, Byres Road, the hidden gems of Ashton Lane and all the other alleys, the University and the churches ! Gourmet food, delicatessen, fresh produce, cafes and restaurants and much much more ... a Bohemian side of Glasgow More