The Delphine Glasgow

You're walking through Buchanan Street, ducking into Princes Square—that Victorian arcade that always feels a wee bit fancier than the rest of the city centre—and climbing the stairs to find yourself somewhere proper special. The Delphine does proper French cooking without the pretension that usually comes with it. The room's elegant but not stuffy; you can actually relax here, chat to your mate without feeling like you're disturbing someone important at the next table. The kitchen clearly knows what it's doing with classic techniques, but there's nothing dusty about the approach.