Popular Caribbean bar and restaurant brand Turtle Bay is bringing its signature soulful menu, top tropical cocktails and Reggae beats to Glasgow later this year.
Scottish food fans are set for a taste of the Caribbean later this year when a popular restaurant brand opens its first spot in Glasgow. Turtle Bay, which is known for its island bars, Caribbean-inspired flavours and summery cocktails, is set to open its first Scottish restaurant on St Vincent Street at the corner of Hope Street.
READ MORE: Cameron House Hotel slammed for 'indefensible' decision to axe flagship restaurant leaving 12 jobs at riskOriginally based in Bristol, Turtle Bay has just opened its 50th site in Camden, with the new Glasgow site set to be the 52nd after another opens in Lincoln next month. The team say Island-inspired brunch dishes like the ‘Big Kingston Grilldown’ of jerk bacon & sausage, mushrooms, tomatoes, & curried chickpeas with grilled roti & eggs create tasty options for all-day dining, and that sample platters will allow guests to share the good times with a feast of starters like jerk pit wings, crispy chilli squid, pulled chicken doubles & cheesy jerk fries.
Fans of flavour will also be able to make the most of the restaurant’s famous Boozy Brunch – a two hour Caribbean cocktail and brunching experience complete with tropical drinks and reggae beats.
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