An Introduction; Amy Allison 


Buongiorno, everyone! 😊 It’s a pleasure to meet you all! I’m Amy, and I have a strong passion for exploring different cuisines in my home city of Glasgow. Italian food, in particular, holds a special place in my heart. The sourdough pizza, a caprese salad with sweet tomatoes, fresh basil, and creamy mozzarella—doesn’t that make your mouth water?😅 However, what I love most about Italian cuisine is the fresh homemade pasta, bursting with rich and comforting flavours. 


With this passion in mind, I’ve created this blog to explore the pasta restaurants Glasgow has to offer! I’ll be sharing my experiences, thoughts, and opinions as I navigate through each spot. I’ll be ranking the restaurants based on several criteria: The Experience, Affordability, Quality, Accessibility, Authenticity, and, most importantly, Taste!

I hope you’ll join me on this journey to discover the best Italian pasta in Glasgow. I also hope you find my recommendations helpful so you can enjoy a true taste of Italy right here in the city!😍


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