North African restaurant

Great little place as the title suggests.Intimate with a Moroccan atmosphere.Owner and host provide a family welcome.Food is great, with the tagines ample in flavour and size.Day and evening menu's vary...so my next stop will be for an evening experience.

Absolutely electrifying! 142b Lounge is the go-to venue for anyone looking to experience the best nights Glasgow has to offer in Afrobeat and Amapiano. With a mix of East and West African tunes, the DJ knows just how to keep the crowd on their feet. They often has special night with top artist making an apparence on the mic. The affordability of drinks is a welcome bonus, proving you don't need to break the bank to have a memorable night out.The staff are not just employees; they're the soul of the club—super friendly and going above and beyond to ensure you have a fantastic time. As the clock ticks towards 4 am, the atmosphere remains as vibrant as ever, a testament to the quality of both the DJs and promoters involved.The venue itself is a sight to behold, modern yet cozy, offering numerous spots that are just begging for a insta photo. The aircon keeps you cool whilst you and everyone else party hard, Friday & Saturday are amazing! Go early to get let in!142b Lounge is more than just a club; it's an experience—one that captures the essence of what makes Glasgow's nightlife so remarkable. I cannot recommend it highly enough!

Fabulous meal. The venue is beautiful and intimate. The food was so fresh and delicious. Staff very welcoming.Something for everyone.

The food was delicious but it was very hot inside, and despite having made and sent a pre-order well in advance, they didn't have everything previously ordered, so one person didn't eat. They also charge an additional 10% service charge.

Cold place in winterthe chairs so uncomfortableThe food was salty and I could not eat it and ended up munching on bred.Very bad restaurant needs lot of uplifting!

Food is small portions but soo good! Had the grilled chicken, it is so smoky and tender! The spicy crème brûlée is also nice, sweet and spicy hit.The sea bass tartare is fine but not impressive compared with others.The eggplant one is also decent, it is spiced and seasoning nice.Although it is a bit pricey, it is worth to try once!

Fabulous place for Moroccan food, with good service and atmosphere. The place looked a bit deserted when we were there (only one or two other tables with customers), but that was probably because it was a Sunday evening.Food was delicious, and I cannot think of anything to criticise about this place.

Very good. It’s my first time to try Ethiopian food so delicious. And the staff is very friendly.You must try their traditional coffee, surprised me again.

What a fantastic find and one that is easy to miss if you’re from out of town like us and not using Google.We hadn’t booked and arrived at approx. 6:30pm and were lucky to get the last seats available at that time (seating is either at the bar or against the wall)Hats off to Alex Sagar our server for his excellent service. He recommended the food and wine for us and all choices were excellent. (We are pescatarian and there is plenty of choice, both fish and veggie)It’s great for sharing plates and we particularly enjoyed the Moroccan Cigars, Zhug sprouts, The Sea & Delica and Hashcake.If we visit London again we’ll be back.

The food here is amazing! Such a nice atmosphere, we had a lovely evening. The lamb tagine was so good! As was the fig and goats cheese filo starter! Our waitress Shannon was so nice and couldn’t have been more helpful! Definitely recommend!