Bibi's Cantina
- Telephone 0141 579 0179
- Bar open Mon–Sun noon–midnight
- Food served Mon–Sun noon–10pm
- Pre-theatre times Mon–Sat noon–6.30pm; all day Sun.
- Pre-theatre price £12.50
- Website www.bibiscantina.com

Mexican cantina with great pedigree and warmth, testament to the ethos that good service and good food ensure success.

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Bibi’s Cantina has been a quiet favourite in the Partick area since opening in 2007. Located just beyond the point on Dumbarton Road that a wander is likely to take you, locals have enjoyed keeping schtum about this small but big-hearted boho Mexican eatery lest it get too busy for them to grab a table. Duck in under the twinkling fairy lights and you will find a lively Mexican cantina where diners are greeted with complimentary shots of frozen Margarita and tortilla chips as they browse the short but confident menu. Their fish of the day – marinated in garlic, chilli, tequila and coriander, served with coconut rice – is well worth coming back for. If you can get in between noon and early evening their early bird menu gives diners a swing at pretty much the full à la carte for a reduced price (£11.95 for two courses or £13.95 for three). Visiting Bibi’s is a thoroughly enjoyable experience brought together by the terrific staff who are funny and work the small room in a way that brings tables of strangers together.
- Provides: Vegetarian options (at least ¼ main courses), Halal options, Children's portions, Children's high chairs, Wheelchair access, Pre-theatre menu, Outdoor tables, Free wi-fi
- Music on stereo: Latino or acoustic
- Capacity: 32 (9 outdoors)
- Largest group: 38
- Open since: 2007
- Number of wines sold by the glass: 3
- House wine: £16.95 per bottle
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