Sebb’s, the Glasgow restaurant and bar on Miller Street, has been awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand, representing a major achievement for the venue less than a year after opening.
The accolade, which highlights restaurants offering ‘good food at moderate prices’, was announced ahead of the MICHELIN Guide Ceremony for Great Britain and Ireland, taking place in Dublin on Monday 9 February. Sebb’s is one of the newest additions to the list for 2026, joining a select group of Scottish restaurants recognised for quality and value.
The subterranean restaurant and bar opened under the Scoop Restaurant Group banner and was first listed in the Michelin Guide just five months after launch. It now sits alongside sibling venues Ox and Finch, Ka Pao, and Margo – all of which also hold Bib Gourmands.
In its announcement, the MICHELIN Guide described Sebb’s as, “The latest venture from Scoop Restaurant Group – who already have Bib Gourmands for Ox and Finch, Margo and Ka Pao – Sebb’s is a subterranean restaurant and bar where inspiration comes from across the globe and the flavours are all the more invigorating as a result. Sebb’s is also the kind of place where the drinks are as enticing as the food, with a stand-out cocktail selection.”
Jonathan MacDonald, Managing Director of Scoop Restaurants, said, “From day one, Sebb’s has been a team effort. Everyone involved has poured an enormous amount into getting it right—from how the space feels, to how the food and drinks come together on a busy night.
To see that work resonate beyond Glasgow, and to reach this point just a year after opening, means a great deal to all of us.”
Head chef Danny Carruthers added, “Sebb’s has always been about cooking with instinct and confidence and trusting the team to put their own stamp on it.
“We’ve built the menu by cooking food we believe in and refining it week by week, service by service. That approach only works when everyone is fully invested, and I’m really proud of what the kitchen team has created together.”
The Bib Gourmand announcement sets the stage for the upcoming Michelin Star reveals, which will be unveiled on Monday in Dublin.