Hamilton Crescent, home to the world’s first international football match, is a historic, peaceful ground where cricket, memories, and heritage live on.

I have only tried their veggie options but the meat options look delicious and my non-veggie friends are obsessed with their Pollo Asado and Barbacoa.

"Brewhaus" in Glasgow is a West End pub (used to be a church) best known as the venue for the infamous glass over the balcony scene in Trainspotting...

If you are taking a walk to the West End of Glasgow, make sure to visit Ruthven Lane, where you'll find my favorite vintage treasure store "Relics"...

"Rawnchy" in Glasgow is heaven for raw cakes and coffee lovers! Their cakes are from another planet. Super tasty & healthy - they even have a lunch menu!

"BAKED" in Glasgow makes Pizza al Taglio, which means these guys know what they're doing. Their tiramisu tastes as if my granny had made it...

I always pop up at Glasgow's "Book Swap" in the East End to see what's new. The concept is simple: leave one, take one. Really nice initiative!

"OCHO" in Glasgow is a little cafe on a corner of an 1851 warehouse building. It's a perfect spot for brunches and lunch breaks - I love the homemade soup!

"Hogganfiled Park" in Glasgow is a true hidden gem, part of a larger network of 7 ancient lochs. It's the perfect place to run in nature...

The "Glasgow Art Club" (est 1867) is a gallery, venue, restaurant, bar & studio space used by established Scottish artists. I myself am an Artist member...

I always pop in "The Lighthouse" in Glasgow when I'm in the area. I love climbing up the beautiful spiral tower staircase and enjoying the view...

"Little Curry House" Glasgow is an immensely popular little Indian restaurant. The walls are covered in dark wood. Try the Chicken Tikka Makhni w/ walnuts!