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Relaxed, warmly-lit Mediterranean restaurant offering kebabs, pita & other street food dishes. 'BABS also offers a wide array of vegetarian and vegan options.

Charity that encourages anyone over 50 years of age living in North West Glasgow to be more socially active.

Adelaide's is (in their own words) "more than just a venue : we want everyone who comes into contact with us to feel honoured & welcomed [..by] the vision of Adelaide Place Baptist Church of which we are a part [..]"

Akara is a homegrown cafe and bakery in the heart of Denniston that has a rotating selection of delicious cakes and pastries. They also offer on-demand birthday and wedding cakes which can be ordered through their website at https://www.akarabakery.co.uk/ 

Alexandra Park is situated in Denniston and is a popular spot with locals. It has community gardens, a play park for kids, duck pond, a golf course, sports fields and plenty of grassy slopes to sit for a picnic.

One of Glasgow's original Indian-food restaurants, Anarkali is located on Glasgow's South side. Founded in 1975, they have been sharing the wonderful experience of authentic home-cooked recipes from India through traditional Indian cuisine for over 45 years, building a reputation on a high standard of cuisine & a first-class service.

Ardina specialises in Colombian coffee and works with Fairtrade suppliers to bring artisan, Colombian coffee beans to your cup.

*Please note - City Centre (St.Enoch) store is now closed. ApparelXChange has a new store in the Southside, at 65 Nithsdale St, Glasgow G41 2PZ.

Located in the vibrant Candleriggs area of Glasgow, Artrez Cafe is a top-rated pizza restaurant, boasting a perfect customer rating of 5.0. The establishment is renowned for its diverse menu, featuring a variety of paninis like the Steak, Red Pepper, Onion and Cheese Panini, and pizzas such as the Tomato, Mozzarella, Ham, Mushrooms, and Black Olives Pizza. Popular dishes among patrons include the Cheesecake and the uniquely topped pizzas. The restaurant sees its peak popularity around midday, making it a favoured lunch spot in the area.

Ashton Lane in Glasgow's West End is a cobblestone back-street off the main thoroughfare of Byres Road, a tiny stretch famous for its lively restaurants, bars, & a licensed cinema - all with white lights strung beautifully overhead along the path.

BASTA pizza bar. Polselli flour, Strianese tomatoes and extra virgin olive oil imported from Italy. Plus fresh produce sourced as close to home as possible, including from the wonderful Sandy Road Community Garden and Eleanor's allotment.

Barras Art and Design (BAaD) is a collection of spaces to enjoy food, drink and entertainment. This light-filled venue and container yard lives within one of the most unique and exciting historical areas of Glasgow, The Barras Market. A place full of art, colour, laughter and characters.

Adventurously independent pub with unusual pub grub (vegan/vegetarian friendly) and free alternative concerts before midnight.

Community sports club that strives to make sport accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

The Barclay Curle Complex is a famous Glasgow landmark situated between South Street and the River Clyde. It was built in early 1920’s and designed by Karl Bernhad and John Galt based on a famous Berlin Turbine House design.

A small and often overlooked park in the East End, Barrowland Park contains Jim Lambie's "Album Pathway"" - a paved walkway that pays tribute to all the musical acts that have played at Glasgow's famous Barrowland concert venue.

Born from the Battlefield Community Street Party 2009, this group has been making its way through a long to do list for helping make Battlefield an even better place than it is already.

Located on Glasgow's Southside near Strathbungo Cross, Bawn is an 'Ethical Textile Atelier', offering textiles by the metre (or 1/2 metre!), haberdashery goods & supplies (including clothing patterns with a contemporary emphasis), books on sewing / textiles / fibre art, fabric remnants (avoiding waste that's common in the textiles industry), & in-shop events.

This extensive park (68.4 Hectares/ 169 Acres) has many features and facilities. It boasts formal gardens and open parkland in which to relax and take in views over the city. Quiet contemplation can also be had at the House for an Art Lover and for the more active and adventurous there are extensive sports facilities.

Bike for Good is a cycling charity & social enterprise with two locations in Glasgow - one in Glasgow's South Side just off Victoria Road, & the other in Glasgow's West End on Haugh Road.

Bike for Good is a cycling charity & social enterprise with two locations in Glasgow - one in Glasgow's South Side just off Victoria Road, & the other in Glasgow's West End on Haugh Road.

Small & friendly indie coffee shop serving coffee, cakes, & toasties. Vegan options available. All produce is sourced locally, supporting other small businesses, including locally-baked goods (some vegan!) & a bespoke espresso blend from The Good Coffee Cartel (based in Kinning Park, Glasgow - also listed here on the Green Map!). Beans are available to buy for home brewing in reusable, infinitely-recyclable tins, with a small discount available on refill.

Bowling Green Together is a by and for BAME majority-led community organisation in Pollokshields (South Glasgow) created and formed by local residents with a vested interest in our community's health. Bowling Green Together was created in 2022 through a grassroots campaign led by local residents to keep Pollokshield's community spaces engaged, inclusive, and healthy. Bowling Green Together has been a community long before it was an organisation. Now with intentionality we are growing more resilient, healthy, and empowered together.

This community garden was started by a group of neighbours in Maryhill to claim waste land and give it a real purpose for the community. They are slowly growing a variety of veg and fruits in the garden, but are always looking for hands to collaborate and help develop more projects in the site.