Not only does Glasgow have a sizeable Italian community, but it’s got an even larger community who live for Italian food. Whatever your heritage, odds are you’re partial to a thin and crispy pizza loaded with all your favourite toppings or pasta served with a generous dollop of homemade pesto. You’ll find that and much more at FratelliSarti, a string of restaurants whose food is about as authentic as it gets. With a trio of eateries to choose from, located on Wellington Street, Bath Street and Renfield Street, it’s simply a case of picking the one that’s closest and booking a table. Next comes the hard part – waiting for the appointed hour to roll around – before the fun part arrives, and you can finally see for yourself what all the fuss is about. Founded in the early 90s by brothers Sandro and PieroSarti, FratelliSarti has gone from strength to strength. Wellington Street was the location of the first restaurant, with the other two sites following afterward due to popular demand. The three restaurants do a steady lunch trade, with city professionals prone to popping in for linguine rosa, porchettamagica and cozzesarti (steamed mussels with white wine and lemon) when their schedule permits. By nightfall, the a la carte menu gives Sarti’s chefs a chance to really show what they’re capable of. Pork and veal feature prominently on the menu including scaloppine di maiale al marsala and fegatoallaVeneziana, which is calf’s liver pan fried with onions. Forget the faux Italian food served up by chain restaurants: Sarti gives you the realness, served with a smile and washed down with the finest Italian wine from the motherland. Three restaurants. One unforgettable dining experience. Glaswegians who love their Italian food love FratelliSarti.
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Visited when in Glasgow on business for the week and saw the positive reviews. I'm glad to say I want disappointed - had the baked mozzarella starter which was very good, as was the seafood risotto, there was quite a bit of seafood but unlike most seafood risotto dishes, the rice on its own was very good and I could have eaten it on its own! The house wine was pretty good too, and the tiramisu was fantastic. If you're looking for proper Italian food as opposed to the stuff you get in chain restaurants then come here, yes it's a little more expensive but it's a much better experience. Staff very friendly and happy to help us split the bill into separate receipts to help us. Added bonus, company American express is accepted which is rare these days!
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Jamie P -
28-12-2018
What a gem, the welcome we got on arrival was lovely, the service was great, nothing was to much trouble, when are meals arrived they where presented to a high standard and tasted as good as they looked. We came away very satisfied. Just lovely x
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Sheena B -
15-09-2017
