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Date of visit: March 2020
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
Sugo is a new Italian restaurant in Glasgow City center. It is not your usual Italian, it focuses on quality rather than quantity. There are only 9 dishes on the menu but I could've chosen and enjoyed any of them. I've been here twice, once having the veal ravioli and the other having the pasta with beef ragu, absolutely delicious. It is located in the Charles Rennie McIntosh lighthouse building, the place making the meal even more special.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
Access to the restaurant is via a glass door that opens towards you, it is a busy restaurant so there is always people available to help.
Parking & Transport
Average
Although there is no transport links in Mitchell Lane there are plenty close by on Union and Argyle Street, central station is a couple of hundred yards away. There is a NCP car park across the road.
Accessible Toilets
Good
They have an accessible toilet. It's not the biggest but I was able to get in in my electric wheelchair, the one problem with it was my pet hate, the flush on the far side nearest the wall that you cannot reach from a wheelchair.
Staff
Good
There are plenty of staff, very helpful and always attentful.
Additional Information
This is my new favorite restaurant. It seats 200 people and you never have to wait too long for a table. You can't book but if it's too busy you can go away and they will text you when your table is ready.
