| 144 Park Road, Glasgow West End G4 9HB | |
| 01413399124 | |
| Roosevelts Bar and Kitchen Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
Glasgow's New American Restaurant based in the West End of the city!
All of our food is made with local produce, our menu is designed to leave you feeling satisfied, with juicy burgers, large steaks and large American themed hearty mains.
Our location used to be an independent franchise of the TriBeCa Group, our owner's brothers Scott and Graeme McLean provide the perfect combination of American food using the best local Scottish produce. The friendly American service which you can expect 'across the pond' is on offer right on your doorstep in Glasgow's West End.
Call to book a dinner table or come and hang out and drink some coffee or drinks, you can start by visiting our website.
Open 9 am until late 7 days a week.
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