Finnieston, in Glasgow's west end, is soon to be home to another new restaurant, Jacques.
Run by the people behind popular Ashton Lane haunt, Brel, Jacques is billed as 'Brel's wee brother', and is set to offer the diners of Finnieston a 'whole lot of cheese'.
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The launch was announced on social media with Jacques being described by the team as: "Run by the same local owner as its big brother and just a stone’s throw from The Hydro and SEC, Jacques combines great food (did we mention the cheese?) with a cosy, fun restaurant and a drinks menu that will have you cheers-ing every night of the week.
"Think all-you-can-eat raclette and fondue (with Glasgow’s first vegan fondue!), toasted s’more Martinis, Belgian classics, a roaring fire, and a giant fairylit oak tree. Say hello to your new favourite spot."
Jacques will also have a private hire 'treetops' venue, which is suitable for up to 18 for dining or 25 for drinks.
The cosy space will be decked out with a candy of leaves and fairy lights and, will offer dishes from the main menu...including all the cheese.
Speaking of food, the menu is similar to Brel's with well known dishes such as modules frites, as well as the Jacques grande burger, French onion soup and rac and mac - macaroni cheese topped with melting raclette.
The dedicated cheese menu is available as a starter, snack of dessert and each is served with soda bread, grapes and your choice of chutney, honey or quince jelly.
Launching on 10 November, more info on Jacques can be found here.
