Gael & Grain

Description

Gael & Grain is a charming, atmospheric Scottish pub & kitchen located in Glasgow’s vibrant West End.

At Gael & Grain, we celebrate Scotland’s rich culinary heritage with a unique twist on classic dishes.
Our menu features home-cooked Scottish classics made with locally sourced ingredients, paired with a fantastic selection of local beers and whiskies.
Capacity in the main restaurant is 65, we can create bespoke menus to suit each clients requirements.

Private Events Space

The private events space at Gael & Grain, A’ Chuilidh (Gaelic for “The Secret Hiding Place”), is a versatile room designed to accommodate a variety of special celebrations, business functions, and intimate gatherings.

With a seating capacity of 32 and the ability to host up to 40 guests in a more casual setting, this space is perfect for both formal and informal events.

Key features:

Exclusive Bar – Enjoy the convenience of having your own private bar, ensuring your guests are well-served throughout the event.

Flexible Seating Arrangements – The space can be tailored to suit your event’s specific needs, whether it’s a seated dinner, a standing reception, or a mix of both.

Intimate Atmosphere – The venue’s cosy and inviting ambiance makes it ideal for smaller gatherings, creating a warm and personal experience for your guests.

Professional Service – The dedicated staff at Gael & Grain are committed to providing exceptional service, ensuring your event runs smoothly from start to finish.

Whether you’re planning a party, a corporate meeting, or a reunion, the private events space at Gael & Grain offers the perfect blend of comfort and sophistication to make your occasion memorable.

Sustainability

As a small organisation, we are very aware of sustainability and the impact our business will have on future generations.

With Scotland considered to be one of the world leaders and Glasgow’s sustainable tourism plan, it feels the right time to be actively looking at our own sustainability policies fuelling our ambitions to become more sustainable by taking steps to reduce our own carbon footprint, in line with Scottish Government’s targets to become net-zero by 2045, and the national tourism strategy, Scotland Outlook 2030, ambition for responsible growth.

Visit our website for our full sustainability policy