Located on West Nile Street, Gaucho Glasgow is a show-stopping venue for private events, bringing a dramatic backdrop alongside indulgent menus of prime steak cuts, and authentic Argentinian wines. The interiors are bound to impress, boasting a contemporary feel of mirrored walls lined with Gaucho’s collection of wine bottles, a stretched marble bar, and warm and moody lighting.
Split across multiple levels, Gaucho Glasgow can be tailored to suit your event, and with its decades of event experience, they’re pros at hosting everything from intimate dinners to full-scale parties. Smaller groups can take over the plush, velvet booths in the main restaurant, perfect for those looking to embrace the buzzing atmosphere of the main restaurant. For larger events, the venue is available for exclusive hire, with capacity for up to 130 seated guests or 150 standing. There’s no need to keep the guest list short with events here, with options to host sit down feasts as well as standing canape receptions.
Gaucho Glasgow are all about helping you to create a bespoke event. Work alongside the in-house events team to customise your experience, from layout to menus and drinks packages. Gaucho’s signature menu invites you and your guests to enjoy a three-course feast, starting with the likes of truffled burrata with a sweet tomato relish, and beef and olive empanadas with salsa gold, followed by ribeye or filet steaks with chips and peppercorn sauce, or seared salmon with puttanesca sauce. Finish with dulce de leche cheesecake topped with confit cherries, or an exotic fruit mille-feuille for bold, tropical flavours.
Canapes include beef tartare tacos and cheese and truffle croquettes, whilst bites and bowls see the likes of mini burgers and salmon steaks, or sharing boards of spiral cut chorizo or a selection of empanadas. No event is complete without booze, and Gaucho offers an extensive collection of wines from across Europe and South America, with plenty of signature cocktails for those looking to start their evening with an aperitif.