Glasgow Royal Concert Hall adjoins to of the city's busiest streets - Buchanan Street and Sauchiehall Street. It's an incredible venue with plenty to offer in terms of entertainment, and typically has a role to play in some of Glasgow's biggest events. If you get the chance to see anything here don't turn it down!

The Concert Hall is at the top of Buchanan Street where it swings to the left. It is a prominent building and you can't miss it. A little non descript from the outside but nevertheless worth the photo opportunity. have a look you can't miss it.

Having attended a variety of concerts in different seating areas, the acoustics are equally good throughout, the seating spacious and the ambience always convivial.

Visited at 330pm on a friend's recommendation. We'd heard lunches were fab. On arrival we were informed that they closed at 3pm but that we could still order and stay! Bit odd but however we did, only to find that we could only have the slices of cake left over and a drink. No food now available! Anyway we persevered, took a coffee and an empire biscuit and took in the surroundings!
If you want to go make sure it's the morning or be sharp for lunch, clearly afternoon not a good idea. I'm sure it's lovely but I can't know for sure. Think the concert hall needs to rethink and decide if they're open or not. Why open if no food? :(