The Ivy Collection is coming to Glasgow

London's famous Ivy Collection is set to open in Glasgow next year, here's what we know so far

Published 10th Aug 2017
Updated 12 th Sep 2023

After the news that the Ivy Collection was coming north of the border to Edinburgh, it has been revealed that there will also be an A-list addition to Glasgow's dining scene.

Located in the city centre in a former bank building, the group is hoping to obtain a first floor and basement, making the space ideal for a large outlet and akin to what will be available in Edinburgh’s The Ivy on the Square.

Ivy Collection

Picture: The artist's impression of how the new Edinburgh restaurant will look. Illustration: The Ivy Group

As with the capital, we can expect the interiors to include artwork from Adam Ellis, a vast cocktail menu (with possible whisky trolley), a menu inspired by Scottish produce and an accessible, fun vibe, with tables available on a walk-in basis.

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Eric Garnier, General Manger of The Ivy on the Square, which will open in Edinburgh in the autumn said: "a Glasgow restaurant will open next year and it is going to be different but I think it'll work as we will do something for the city that people will enjoy and we want to provide something that they want.

"There are some very good restaurants in the city, and there's a lot of people who know what they are doing - they understand the Glasgow market, which has changed a lot recently - but we plan to add to the dining scene.

"I am excited to open in Edinburgh as it will be a big lesson for us before we move on to Glasgow. Knowing that Edinburgh and Glasgow are very different, but there's still a Scottish culture (in each) at the end of the day."

The Ivy Collection has submitted plans to Glasgow City Council via property consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton, for a site which is currently occupied by the Nationwide Building Society at 106 Buchanan Street.

The plans show that the group are hoping to invest around £2,000,000 to transform the site into a ground floor bar and first floor restaurant - with a total of 180 cover inside and a further 24 covers outdoors on Royal Bank Place.

The application includes drawings of the venue and the proposed name - ‘The Ivy, House 106.’

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With plenty more to be revealed, The Ivy Collection in Glasgow will certainly be one to watch out for.

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Known for cake making, experimental jam recipes, Champagne, whisky and gin drinking (and the inability to cook Gnocchi), Rosalind is the Food and Drink Editor and whisky writer for The Scotsman, as well as hosting Scran, The Scotsman's food and drink podcast.
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