Starters

  • Haggis, Neep's & Tatties

    £8.45

    MacSween’s Haggis, Neeps & Tatties With A Whisky Cream Sauce

  • Medley of Mushrooms on Toasted Bloomer (V)

    £8.95

    In A Garlic & Cream Sauce With Shaved Grana Padano

  • Buttermilk Chicken Strips

    £8.95

    Served with mixed salad and a sweet chilli dipping sauce

Main Courses

  • Freshly Landed Scottish Fish and Chips

    £17.75

    Hand Battered Peterhead Haddock Fillet Served With Thick Cut Chips & Tartare Sauce.

  • Mharsanta's Steak & Sausage Pie

    £17.75

    Served With Thick Cut Chips & Seasonal Vegetables.

  • 6oz Bacon Cheeseburger

    £17.45

    6oz Prime Scottish Steak Burgers topped with Scottish Bacon & Cheddar. Served in a Brioche Bun with House Sauce, Tomato & Chopped Lettuce. Served with Fries

Dessert Menu

  • Traditional Cranachan

    £8.50

    Scottish Raspberries, Whisky, Cream & Oats

  • Homemade Sticky Toffee Pudding

    £8.40

    Served with Vanilla Ice Cream •

  • Drambuie Tiramisu

    £8.65

    The classic Italian dessert flavoured with a taste of Scotland

Traditional Sunday Roast

  • Traditional Sunday Roast Beef

    £19.95

    With Mashed & Roast Potatoes, Seasonal Vegetables, Yorkshire Pudding & Gravy and a side of Mac ‘n Cheese. Available Sunday 12pm-10pm

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Mharsanta - Scottish Restaurant & Bar Menu Review
26 Bell St, Glasgow G1 1LG, United Kingdom

Dining at Mharsanta is an experience that marries modern Scottish flair with warm, traditional hospitality. Nestled in Glasgow’s Merchant City, this stylish yet unpretentious eatery offers a thoughtfully curated selection of classic dishes, modern twists, and comforting staples that celebrate Scottish provenance. The Mharsanta - Scottish Restaurant & Bar Menu goes beyond cliché with bold flavours, seasonal produce, and a commitment to local sourcing that’s evident from first glance.

Starters like the Stornoway black pudding bon bons are rich and satisfying, beautifully paired with apple chutney to cut through the savoury intensity. Seafood lovers will appreciate the freshly shucked Scottish oysters and creamy Cullen skink, while vegetarians aren't overlooked-options like the beetroot and goats cheese tart are surprisingly refined.

The mains are where Mharsanta truly shines. The haggis, neeps and tatties-served with a creamy whisky sauce-strikes the perfect balance between rustic and elegant. Their slow-cooked Scotch beef and Shetland salmon fillet also demonstrate great care in preparation and presentation. For those seeking comfort food, the fish and chips with thick-cut fries and tartare sauce hits all the right notes.

Portion sizes are generous without being overwhelming, and desserts such as cranachan or sticky toffee pudding round off the experience with indulgence. The drinks list complements the menu nicely, featuring a solid range of Scottish whiskies, craft beers, and wines.

What sets Mharsanta apart from other Scottish-themed restaurants is its authenticity and consistency. The menu offers something for every palate without diluting the cultural identity it proudly upholds. Whether you’re a visitor exploring Glasgow or a local looking for quality Scottish fare in a relaxed setting, Mharsanta delivers a memorable dining experience that honours its roots while keeping things contemporary.