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MAKING MAGICAL CHRISTMAS Moments “Christmas!Tis the Season for Kindling the Fire of Hospitality…” — Washington Irving UNFORGETTABLE MAKING MAGICAL CHRISTMAS Moments “Christmas!Tis the season for kindling the fire of hospitality…” — Washington Irving UNFORGETTABLE EnjoyCelebrations an unforgettable celebration with Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor It’s the most wonderful time of the year, so spend it with the perfect host—Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor. Oering exclusive hospitality packages, fine dining and quality entertainment, you’re sure to find Dietary Needs something to please everyone. For those with special dietary Our Christmas Co-Ordinator will attend requirements or allergies, who may wish to to all the details, ensuring a memorable know about ingredients used, please ask celebration, while you and your guests at the time of booking. catch up, relax and have fun!. The Next Steps To provisionally book your chosen festive A Swally, a Chew and a Boogaloo event, simply pay a deposit of £15.00 per Party Night .......................................... 3 person to secure the booking, due within seven days of the holding date. A deposit Snowball Party Night .......................5 of £30.00 per person is required for New Year’s Eve. Grosvenor Ball Party Night................ 7 All deposits are non-refundable and Private Christmas Parties .............. 9 non-transferable. You are required to pay the final balance no later than six weeks Bo’Vine Festive Celebrations .......11 prior to event. Once full payment has been received no refunds, exchanges or Christmas Day in Bo’Vine............... 13 transfers can be made. Hogmanay in Bo’Vine .................... 15 Contact our Christmas team Festive Celebrations to learn more about our in beGIN ........................................ 17 festive events [email protected] Hogmanay Ceilidh Ball ............ 19 0141 339 8811 2020 Event Discounts ............. 21 O ce Hours Wedding Packages .................. 22 Monday to Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm A SWALLY, CHEW & A BOOGALOO Party Nights Drink, dine and dance the night away with family, friends or colleagues at our “A Swally, Chew & A Boogaloo” Party Night. Party Nights Join us for a delicious three course festive The Terrace Lounge opens for drinks set menu then dance the evening away from 6.00pm with dinner being served at with music from our resident DJ. 7.30pm prompt. Book now | 0141 339 8811 3 Course Set Christmas Party Menu A Swally, Chew & A Boogaloo Starter Party Package Roast winter vegetable & lentil soup • 3 course set menu (gf) (v) (vegan) • Glass of house wine per person Main Course (upgrade to a half bottle of wine for Free range turkey breast with stuffing, an additional £5 per person) pigs in blankets, winter vegetables, roast • Resident DJ potatoes & turkey gravy Dates Moroccan cauliflower & chickpea roulade, Friday, 29th November roast potatoes, winter vegetables & Saturday, 30th November th tomato & kale sauce (gf) (v) (vegan) Sunday, 15 December Thursday, 19th December Dessert Chocolate & hazelnut mousse with a Timings cherry compote Arrival: from 6:00 p.m. Vegan flourless chocolate & orange tart Dinner: 7:30 p.m. with a cherry compote (gf) (v) (vegan) Fri & Sat Last Drinks Orders: 12:30 a.m. Sun & Thurs Last Drinks Orders: 11:30 p.m. Freshly Brewed Tea or Coffee Carriages: at 1:00 a.m. Dietary Needs Price For those with special dietary £28 per adult requirements or allergies who may wish to know about the ingredients used, Extend the Evening please ask to speak with one of our team Make a night of it! Confirm your place at members. one of our party nights and enjoy special discounted rates on our guest rooms. Pre-Order Your Drinks Please enquire with our Christmas Request a drinks order form prior to the Co-Ordinator for availability and prices. event for faster service. SnowballPARTY NIGHTS Drink, dine and dance the night away with family, friends or colleagues at our fabulous Snowball Party Night. Party Nights Join us for a delicious three course festive The Terrace Lounge opens for drinks set menu then dance the evening away from 6.00pm with dinner being served at with music from our resident DJ. 7.30pm prompt. Book now | 0141 339 8811 3 Course Set Christmas Party Menu Snowball Party Package Starter • 3 course set menu Roast winter vegetable & lentil soup (gf) (v) (vegan) • Half a bottle of wine per person Main Course • Resident DJ Free range turkey breast with stuffing, pigs in blankets, winter vegetables, roast Dates potatoes & turkey gravy Friday, 6th, 13th & 20th December Saturday, 7th, 14th & 21st December Moroccan cauliflower & chickpea roulade, roast potatoes, winter vegetables & Timings tomato & kale sauce (gf) (v) (vegan) Arrival: from 6:00 p.m. Dessert Dinner: 7:30 p.m. Chocolate & hazelnut mousse with a Last Drinks Orders: 12:30 a.m. cherry compote Carriages: at 1:00 a.m. Vegan flourless chocolate & orange tart with a cherry compote (gf) (v) (vegan) Price Freshly Brewed Tea or Coffee £39 per adult Dietary Needs Extend the Evening For those with special dietary Make a night of it! Confirm your requirements or allergies who may wish to know about the ingredients used, place at one of our party nights and please ask to speak with one of our team enjoy special discounted rates on members. our guest rooms. Please enquire Pre-Order Your Drinks with our Christmas Co-Ordinator for Request a drinks order form prior to the availability and prices. event for faster service. Contact our Christmas team to book [email protected] 0141 339 8811 GrosvenorPARTY NIGHTS Ball Kick start the festive period with family, friends or colleagues at our Grosvenor Ball Party Night. Party Nights Enjoy a drink in the Terrace Bar before the night away to our fantastic live band moving into our Grosvenor Suite for a and resident DJ. The Terrace Lounge opens festive three course meal with a half bottle for drinks from 6.00pm with dinner being of house wine per person before dancing served promptly at 7.30pm. 3 Course Set Christmas Party Menu Snowball Party Package Starter • Three course set meal Roast winter vegetable & lentil soup (gf) (v) (vegan) • Half a bottle of wine per person Main Course • Resident DJ Free range turkey breast with stu«ng, • Live band pigs in blankets, winter vegetables, roast potatoes & turkey gravy Dates Friday, 6th, 13th & 20th December Moroccan cauliflower & chickpea roulade, Saturday, 7th, 14th & 21st December roast potatoes, winter vegetables & tomato & kale sauce (gf) (v) (vegan) Timings Dessert Arrival: from 6:00 p.m. Chocolate & hazelnut mousse with a Dinner: 7:30 p.m. cherry compote Last Drinks Orders: 12:30 a.m. Vegan flourless chocolate & orange tart Carriages: at 1:00 a.m. with a cherry compote (gf) (v) (vegan) Price Freshly Brewed Tea or Coee £49 per adult Dietary Needs For those with special dietary Extend the Evening requirements or allergies who may wish Make a night of it! Confirm your to know about the ingredients used, place at one of our party nights and please ask to speak with one of our team enjoy special discounted rates on members. our guest rooms. Please enquire Pre-Order Your Drinks with our Christmas Co-Ordinator for Request a drinks order form prior to the availability and prices. event for faster service. Contact our Christmas team to book [email protected] 0141 339 8811 PRIVATE PARTYChristmas PACKAGES Are you interested in hosting a family get together or a corporate party to celebrate the end of the year? Whatever the excuse we have it all wrapped up with our fabulous all-inclusive Festive Package! Let us spoil you and your guests in one of our impressive event spaces. Festive Package Please note that this package is available • Glass of bubbly on arrival Sunday to Thursday for lunch or dinner Dates are subject to availability. • Three course set festive menu • Glass of wine with dinner Alternatively, speak with our Christmas event co-ordinators who can create a • Resident DJ bespoke occasion with menus, prices • Crackers & table centrepieces and theme ideas to suit your needs and • Chair covers & ties budget. Price Booking Terms & Conditions £35 per adult Please ask your Event Co-ordinator for Minimum numbers apply to avoid room hire fee. information on our full terms & conditions. Festive Dining While turkey may be the flavour of the award winning food. Whether in our cosy month, we all know that steak is still King! booths or private dining area, a great meal Bo’Vine Meats & Wines is the perfect is assured. Bo’Vine is open daily for evening venue for an intimate Christmas meals and from 12pm on the 13th, 14th, 20th experience with or without the Christmas & 21st of December for festive lunches. trimmings. Our restaurant is ideal for Festive lunch is served from 12pm to 3pm smaller parties looking to enjoy Bo’Vine’s and evening meals are served from 4pm. Book now | 0141 339 8811 FESTIVE DinnerIN BO’VINE MEAT &Parties WINES Enjoy an evening out for a special festive dinner to celebrate the Christmas season with your colleagues, friends or family. Main Courses Desserts Free Range Turkey Breast Christmas Pudding Sundae with sage & onion stu«ng, with vanilla ice cream, pigs in blankets, baby Chantilly cream, SAMPLE FESTIVE roast potatoes, winter MARKET MENU vegetables, turkey jus Baked Flourless Chocolate Cake with blackberry sorbet Starters Roast Cod Fillet with Apple Tart Tatin with salted winter vegetable, chorizo & Roast Red Pepper & caramel sauce, honeycomb chickpea stew Butternut Squash Soup ice cream Spiced Cauliflower Steak Haggis Bon Bons with Sticky To ee Pudding with with sweet potato & kale whisky & grain mustard butterscotch sauce, vanilla pakora, light coriander mayo, rocket
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