| 161 Hope Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 2UQ | |
| 01412041616 | |
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Halloumi Glasgow is a Greek-Cypriot Mezze restaurant. We serve fresh and authentic food that has been carefully selected and crafted by our chef Andreas using only the best ingredients. Mezze is about sharing, so pick two or three dishes per person and spread the love.
Welcome to Halloumi Southside Greek restaurant and bar, serving modern Greek Cypriot cuisine, cooked from scratch using home-grown, locally sourced ingredients!
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