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Chinaski's
The guide was updated:Chinaski's is a bar and restaurant named after the up-to-no-good character of Charles Bukowski's novels. The venue carries a legacy in the form of an extensive whisky list, and is also praised for its laid-back garden and the kitchen, where a wide variety of dishes are prepared, inspired by everything from Arabic to Vietnamese cuisine.
Useful Information
- Address: 239 North Street, Glasgow
- Opening hours: Mon, Tue & Thu 5pm–midnight; Wed & Fri–Sun noon–midnight
- Website: www.chinaskis.com
- Phone: +44 141 221 0061
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