A popular east end restaurant is changing things up for the new year with extended opening hours and a new evening menu.
The Loveable Rogue opened its doors in Dennistoun back in November offering a seasonal daily breakfast and brunch menu and mouth-watering Sunday roasts.
After a successful few months, the restaurant has now kicked things up a notch by introducing late-night opening hours and a curated menu of sharing plates.
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Each of the new dishes will offer guests a unique twist on family favourites and traditional gastro-pub recipes including churros, Ox cheek pie, bavette steak, crispy oysters, and golden haddock.
A selection of sides and nibbles will also be offered as well as desserts including salted caramel tart, sticky toffee pudding and a cheese selection from renowned Scottish cheesemongers I.J. Mellis. Sharing plates start from £5.50 and are all priced under £10.
The Loveable Rogue East End will serve sharing plates from 5.30pm to 9pm on Wednesdays through Saturdays. Every Sunday, the Sunday feast has been extended from 12pm - 9pm, serving everything from classic roast beef and Yorkshire puddings to Sunday roast dinners with a twist. Their popular breakfast and brunch menu is served daily from 11am -3pm Wednesday through Saturday, with a full-service bar available during opening hours.
Head chef and co-owner Joe Lazzerini said: "Guests to our neighbourhood restaurant can expect crowd-pleasing small plates (ideal for sharing with friends) inspired by our love for quality gastro pub food. Our new evening menu is affordable and offers comfort food that's hearty, unfussy, and delicious - food that everyone can tuck into.".
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