A good burger is one of my greatest joys in life, yet there's so many bad ones out there I'm often left disappointed. Thankfully this was not the case at Bread Meats Bread. I decided to splash out and ordered one of their premium 'black label' burgers, the black and gold, which promised to be made from 'special cuts of dry-aged prime Scotch beef' and you could definitely taste the quality. The burger patty was cooked just the way I like it, slightly pink in the middle and nice and juicy. The bun and toppings were also fresh and tasty. On the side I had a portion of sweet potato fries which were delicious, I think I would go back again just for those! Service was efficient and friendly and I really like the décor with the heavy wood tables. There are only two things keeping this from being a 5 star review: 1 - I don't know what they use to clean the floors but when I went downstairs to use the bathroom I feared for my life as my feet were slipping every where. And 2 - I wasn't overly impressed with the choice and price of the drinks on offer. I asked about the guest beer expecting something from an interesting American micro-brewery and was disappointed to be told it was Peroni. My beer snob ways aside, I really enjoyed my trip to Bread Meats Bread and am looking forward to heading back there soon! read more

I had their falafel burger (which can be made vegan) a couple of times before, and always really enjoyed it. When I heard that they were introducing another veggie burger that could also be made vegan, I was really keen to try it, though it took me a while to actually do it. The don't have any completely vegan burgers, and instead you have to swap certain toppings (like tahini instead of tzatziki for the falafel burger, and swapping the bread for gluten-free) to make it vegan. I don't mind doing that at all, but I would expect the staff to be knowledgeable about it. The other day, I decided to go for the beetroot burger, which you can make vegan by swapping the feta cheese & harissa mayo for tahini and veganaise. So I told the waitress I wanted the beetroot burger with tahini and veganaise. I also asked her to make sure I got the vegan bread, so I made it pretty clear that I was vegan. However, it arrived with feta cheese and harissa mayo. I sent it back and then got it without the cheese a few minutes later, but I'm not entirely sure if I got the veganaise or the harissa mayo (it was suspiciously red...). Either way, by this time I was too hungry to care and didn't want to cause even more fuss, so I just ate it. Mistakes do happen, but I'm not very impressed by the service I got, with the lack of understanding and accommodation. To be fair, they did apologise, but I also got the distinct feeling that they found me annoying. I'm willing to give BMB another chance, because I do really like their falafel burger (the beetroot one was okay). However, when there's Handmade Burger Co literally two minutes away, and they have clearly labelled vegan burgers, I don't see myself going back to BMB anytime soon. read more

As an American living in Scotland I find it very difficult to be impressed when it comes to good ole burgers so I took all the hype for Bread Meats Bread with slight caution. However I have to admit that it's worth the hype. We went during lunch on a weekday which often means you'll need to wait as everyone is busy using their lunch hour to throw down some tasty grub at this place. I love the small but bustling space. Before I talk about the food can I first mention how attractive all the servers are- that was a major plus! As for the food, I ordered a Cali burger and buffalo Fries with bacon. The fries were hands down some of the best fries I've ever had. If you like a kick then definitely try them. The burger was the perfect thing to compliment those fries but I must tell you that the fries stood out. The only thing that seemed disappointing was my friend ordered a takeaway milkshake. She was disappointed as they put it in a small takeaway coffee cup which really sucks compared to the giant milkshake you get in store. Don't think they've perfected the takeaway for that item but overall the rest of the meal was an A+ from me. read more

I started watching Aziz Ansari's new Netflix show 'Master of None' recently and if you've not seen it, you should most definitely check it out. There's a scene in the opening episode where Dev, the main character, chows down on an incredible looking pastrami sandwich from a deli in New York City and from the moment I watched that scene, I was craving something similar. Now, obviously I can't just hop on a plane to New York for a sandwich, but I made it my mission to search out the next best thing in Glasgow. Next stop: Bread Meats Bread. I've been a regular at Bread Meats Bread since they opened their doors several years ago. It's my favourite burger spot in the city. And my favourite spot for a grilled cheese. And for sweet potato fries. Look, it's just awesome. You get the point. Up until now, I'd never tried their pastrami sandwich but thanks to Netflix and Aziz Ansari, that was about to change. You all know what Bread Meats Bread looks like inside and have an idea of the menu. I'll get straight to the point: this is the best pastrami I've ever had outside of New York City. It was juicy, peppery, thinly sliced but piled thick between the bread. The peppery kick cut through the mild swiss, creamy Russian dressing and coleslaw as it all ran down my fingers. As with most things at Bread Meats Bread, this was a messy beast - but worth every bit of that mess. I know that Bread Meats Bread offers different types of bread too and I'd definitely be interested in trying this again to see how it works with other varieties. If you need another reason to get along to Bread Meats Bread, then let it be the pastrami. Seriously, it's just too good read more

Like others, I waited a wee while to review this place. Let me just say now that I enjoyed the food (pastrami sandwich and poutine) but I'm not sure that BMB really knows what they want to be yet. The food is pretty reasonably priced but I'm not sure what sets it apart from the many other burger joints across Glasgow. The fact that they serve poutine, maybe? But the name suggests that this is one (meaty) sandwich shop, which it isn't. There's also Burger Meats Bun too, and from what I understand, Bread Meats Bread coined the name first but just happened to open later...but it's confusing. People assume the two are related, and considering they serve the same kind of food, that's understandable. Like I say, I don't think they know what they want to be or who they're trying to cater to. People have come here to grab something for lunch, only to be faced with an unreasonable waiting time. I came here for dinner, but they didn't have an alcohol license and drinks were served in plastic cups so for that reason, BMB doesn't feel like a sit-down restaurant either, even though they're trying to push it as a "gourmet burger bar". Your burger is served to you in a plastic basket, but plates are used for the poutine and sides. Compare it to Cocktail & Burger - it doesn't take a genius to work out what they serve. C&B is also a great place to have a drink after you've finished your food, but you can't do that at BMB. Maybe that's what they want, but it's not clear. I'm just not sure if this is a grab-and-go place or a sit-down burger bar. Overall, the food is good so I think they'll do alright. I think they are fully up and running now and I wasn't told that certain dishes were off the menu, so it seems like they've overcome the teething problems that a lot of people have rightly mentioned. I don't think BMB is anything out of the ordinary though and there are a lot of very similar places in Glasgow, but try it out. You may prefer it over the others. read more

I admit we went into Bread Meats Bread with high expectations, mostly because we've heard so much about it, but also because we saw a lot of people sitting inside, almost always a good sign, especially with most other places in the area empty or half empty. We soon discovered that the perception of a crowd was mostly due to the lack of space, rather than the number of people in the restaurant. We had to wait for about 10-15 minutes to get a table, during which we felt there really wasn't a spot where we could sit or stand without being in the way. We were given a menu while waiting, so that's a positive, as we could already make a decision about our order by the time we got our table, so we could get on with ordering straight away. (This also helped alleviate the feeling that we are being rushed as a queue was forming behind us as well, with a number of people waiting for a table.) As we sat down, we had our order taken immediately, and although we had some difficulty due to the noise (we had to repeat ourselves a few times), this is an area where I didn't have complaints. The service was fast and friendly, and we had the food on the table in no time. And this is were a four star review becomes a three star review. As all of these problems mentioned before would have meant nothing if the food had been amazing. Alas, it was mediocre at best - I ordered the cheese steak, and it was - although arguably not one of their signature dishes - simply not good. The steak itself was alright, though somewhat salty for my taste, but the cheese was tasteless and the bun was a basic supermarket type - not really worth the price or the fact that it's so crowded. I since concluded that I simply ordered the wrong dish and I will go back at least once to test one of their burgers or toasties, that is what they're known for after all, and I will upgrade their rating to four stars if it turns out to be a good burger. I do reserve the five star rating for restaurants where you could order anything though. Their main problem however is space - or rather the lack of it. We may have visited at peak hours, but the fact that there was a queue of at least 10 people behind us made me feel rushed to finish our food and get out. They should definitely expand if the number of people visiting remains this high. read more

The food overall was great and they have a mention for vegans on the menu so I wavered for a second on bumping the three to a four, but I've given lots of other places four stars where I was a bit more impressed so three it is (and as a non-meat eater I appreciate I'm not really the target demographic to ooh and ahh over the main menu delights). Whenever I have an impromptu opportunity for a meal out I often try and think of somewhere I have wanted to try for a while and not been to yet. I'd heard great things about Bread Meats Bread, and it was the good reviews I'd read and heard about their vegan-friendly falafel burger and sweet potato fries that had kept them noted in my mind for a while. I looked at the menu outside to check these were still listed and was pleased to see they were, and that there was a special reference to a vegan diet on the menu - tzatziki could be swapped for tahini on the falafel burger. Excellent, I love tahini. I wandered in and looked to see if there were any tables free where I could sit wait for my husband. A server gave me menus and said they usually get people at the door. I wasn't entirely sure if this was an apology for not greeting me appropriately on arrival or a chide because I just wandered in without waiting to be shown a table. Some sort of 'Please wait here to be seated' sign might help if the latter is the case, but the size of place probably wouldn't really allow much room for that. One of my pet peeves is wait staff asking if I want a drink almost as soon as my bum hits the seat. I'd prefer to be shown the drinks menu then given a minute to select something, not feeling put on the spot. I looked at the menu with the food options, looked at the table for a drinks menu while speaking aloud "where's the drinks menu?" then as it dawned on me that it may be on the other side the server said something like "it's the one that's not the food menu". It probably wasn't meant to sound the way it did but it didn't help with me feeling a bit unsettled. I didn't feel like booze, or coke or irn bru, so I opted for a fresh fruit juice. At £2.50 I was a bit disappointed that I wasn't given a glass and a branded bottle for me to pour my own, and it tasted like it had been poured out of a supermarket carton. For that price elsewhere I could a get nice bottle of Fentiman's soda. Their soft drink part of the menu is quite limited and it's a shame it seems a bit more of an afterthought. It's quite small inside and the kitchen is really open and it's not often that I notice meat smells in restaurants but with its design, and of course its obvious main selling point of having meat galore, I found it quite noticeable today. The decor was quite plain - outlines of animals on the wall and lots of beige and brown. I had to wait for a bit of time for my husband to arrive and eventually I ordered us two falafel burgers and a side of the maple syrup, coconut, cayenne pepper fries, as I felt confident he'd be fine with that. When he arrived nobody came over to offer him a drink, then when his order was taken he asked for a glass with his can of beer (as he's just used to pubs not always providing this) and the server who had greeted me on arrival replied with "glasses come with all of the drinks" in a tone that sounded like he was being a bit stupid thinking it wouldn't. The food came and nobody came along to check after a few minutes that all was ok - I'm not usually that bothered about that but it's a fact so I might as well stick it in. Ok, the burger was really tasty and it was a thick, firm patty. The sweet potato fries were delicious; hubbie wasn't so keen on the maple syrup but I love maple syrup so I loved them. I couldn't detect any cayenne pepper heat though, nor the slightest flavour of coconut, which was quite disappointing as that was the description on the menu. When I went to the toilets it was a bit of a maze coming out and the hand dryer was rubbish, and the tinted mirror seemed a bit pointless if you actually want to accurately see your reflection, but the cubicle was a good size to move around as it was contained with a side sink. You could pretend it was a mini nightclub and have a dance as the music upstairs was quite loud my husband was questioning whether I could hear him across the table, but downstairs without the background noise of cooking and customers it could be party time. My curiosity is now satisfied with the food and if I get invited there I'm glad I know I can get a nice lunch/dinner, but with other places in the city I'm keen to try out I don't reckon I'll be back that soon. read more

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My go to place in Glasgow. All I can say is sweet potato fries are my weakness I could eat them all day and there's are the best in town. Great service and awesome food. Another favourite of mine is their pulled pork, tender, sweet and juicy all on a sticky bun. Top food! read more

I have been wanting to try this place for ages and I finally got my chance yesterday. I was a little hungover and needed something to satisfy my hunger - this place certainly hit the spot. I have never passed this place when it hasn't been full and when I visited it was no exception. Despite it being very busy, however, we only had to wait about 5 minutes for a table during which time we were given menus to help us decide what to order. We were seated at a large table with other diners but it didn't feel cramped. There were lots of delicious sounding options on the menu and it took me a while to finally decide. I opted for the Scotalian burger - beef and nduja patty with mascarpone, tomato, basil, nduja mayo and chopped bacon - and a side of sweet potato fries. I liked being asked how I wanted my burger cooked, as many places are guilty of cremating the patty leaving it dry and tasteless. The food only took about 10 minutes to arrive and it was a decent sized portion for the money. The burger was delicious (although very messy) - the mascarpone was a nice touch. The only thing I didn't really like was the chopped bacon - it was a bit too crispy and was quite hard to eat. If I ordered the burger again I would ask for it without the bacon. The sweet potato fries were also very good, although the portion was too large to finish - it's probably better to split a portion between 2. The bill came to £21 for 2 burgers and 2 portions of chips, which I thought was reasonable compared to other burger places in Glasgow. I would definitely be back to try some of the other items on the menu. read more

My husband and I loved this place. It was our last day in Scotland and we were just looking for someplace quick and casual before continuing our busy day, and we stumbled upon this place. The name was cute (which is what drew me in). But then my husband saw the sandwiches and sweet potato fries through the window and decided that's where we had to go! I got a pastrami Reuben and he got a fried chicken sandwich. We also shared an order of maple bacon sweet potato fries. It was all SO good. Fresh, great taste, great customer service, quick, reasonably priced... no complaints! We decided we wanted to go to one once we were back in the states but then saw it's only in Glasgow! So sad...but we will enjoy the memories! read more

Should have updated this a while ago, as looking back at it the 3 star review is a little harsh. I've been here a few times now, and I think I might just have been here on a bad night the first time. Subsequent visits have shown a definite increase in quality, and I've really enjoyed the fancier burgers and specials on the menu, and the sides are definitely a highlight - as others have said the poutine is fantastic. Why the 4 stars? Probably me being harsh again. I think they have outgrown their space, and have done so quite a while ago, and as a result you can wait a bit for a table. As good as their burgers are, I don't know if I would be prepared to specifically stand and wait for one, especially as you can walk into other places within a very short walking distance that are just as good. As a result, if you're here at peak time and you have a conscience you can feel like you have to eat pretty quickly to give someone else a chance. Further, they are now in such a crowded market that they are up against a whole host of competitors, and it means that I can get away with setting a pretty high bar, and as much as I like this I don't love it the way I do a Bloc+ burger, and as a result I don't know if I can go that extra star (I gave Nice N Sleazy's 5 even though the burger wasn't my favourite purely because I love it as a bar). read more

Bread Meats Bread - Bacon fries. Om nom nom. - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Went here last weekend for the first time and they take burgers to the next level. A casual atmosphere & you can see the burgers being prepared in the kitchen. Staff were super informative, attentive and clearly knew their burger knowledge. I had the Scotalia burger...a burger with basil, tomato & mozzarella which was genius and the bacon fries are ridiculous. If you like your burgers you will love it here. One negative we got a pitcher of beer which was a bit warm and we had to put ice cubes in it! read more

A pal and I went here last night, my second visit. I had the smokey burger and she the pulled pork, and we shared a basket of sweet potato fries. I could eat those fries all day long. I might not order the smokey again, just as on the last visit I had the black & gold and managed to finish the whole thing. The smokey was slightly too much meat for me- but the whole thing was wonderful. 2 burgers, 1 thing of fries and 2 beers for £23. All delicious, in a funky setting. I took my pal to show her some of the fun new things Glasgow has to offer, and I'll definitely be back. read more

When my friend suggests going to Bread Meats Bread for dinner I rarely (if ever) say no. I should probably point out that I'm not really a creature of habit but whenever we visit Bread Meats Bread I know exactly what I'm having and I've never, ever changed my order. I'm sure there are plenty more wonderful delights to be found on the menu, but for now...I'm more than happy with my Spartan Burger & Caramelised Sweet Potato Fries. We had to wait for a few minutes to get seated but at dinner time, I've come to expect that. It's the only thing I dislike about Bread Meats Bread: 1. I'm getting hangry waiting and 2: I always feel awkward standing there, blocking the passage of staff/customers. You are never made to feel like you are in the way but when there's a queue gathering, I can't help but feel that way. Anyway, we finally got a seat... The staff here are really welcoming and do a great job. I ordered my usual (see above) and pretty much inhaled my food because I was that hungry. I remember my friend first running the concept of sweet potato fries with maple syrup by me and I thought she was crazy! I stand corrected: they are amazing! It shouldn't work...but it does! The Spartan burger brings back memories of my travels through Greece and I LOVE it. Salami, Tzatziki and just the right amount of crushed chilli - what's not to love?! Cooked to perfection (as always) and just delicious. Easily one of the best burgers I've ever had. We chose to get one portion of fries between us and I'm glad we did because that was more than enough food. You definitely get value for money here and I can't rate the Spartan burger highly enough. read more

A solid 3 outta 5. I'd go 3.5 if I could but I round down! Everything was good, But very noisy. I had the Scotalian burger with fries, which was very tasty, a great flavour combo! The fries were good portion as well. I would definitely go back, but perhaps when it's a bit quieter. Had a very intense/rabble type vibe, I'll try again at a quieter time of day to see what it's like then. Staff were very helpful and friendly as well. -Great food -Bad noise -Great staff Would be 4/4.5 for the food and staff, mark down for the atmosphere. BUT that's just my preference. read more

I broke my Yelp duck at my first event, gratefully hosted in the Gallery space downstairs at Luke and Jack in Viginia Gallery which had been catered by Bread Meats Bread (BMB). Photographic exhibition split into best of Glasgow local foodie business as well as some erotica and celebrity artworks. Small area but well presented and fantastic to meet the local fellow Yelpers. Well onto the grub - I tried a BMB mini full house burger - braised staek, smokey bacon, American cheese n dressing. I don't normally but....OMG burger heaven. Moist, well seasoned bite with full on varied flavours. The combo of these was a palate pleaser. Following a few compo glasses of Proscecco I tried a mini "Scotalian" - dripping with juices, the pepperoni aroma assaulted my senses. Even stronger on the tongue. Great night and wonderful opportunity to finally meet the community - lets just say - you don't get this on Tripadvisor! Huge thanks to Drew and Ian who hosted the event and I've been along to check out the shop upstairs today. Ooohh I was shocked ;) LOL, you must check it out if you wish to be naughty but nice - or should that be nice and naughty? Can't wait for future events and I must thank Briony C, Helen and others for welcome and hard work. read more

These must be the best burgers in the world! I love them as much as the name. Oh, and don't even get me started on the sweet potato fries..... Yum! The prices are fair (although they were recently raised). I have never been disappointed nor hungry walking out of here. The place is always crowded which unfortunately makes the atmosphere quite noisy. Therefore, a visit to Bread Meats Bread is always a quick bite, but nonetheless an amazing one! read more

Every time I passed BMB, I would notice the queue and wondered why would anyone want to wait for so long when there are other burger places around. But it was these queues that urged me to try it out. I had to queue up in the rain, which seems to be the norm, unless you go there after 8pm. The wait was totally worth it. I had a chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries. The chicken had a breaded crust which was crunchy and beautifully golden in colour while the chicken breast beneath the layer of crust was well cooked and was juicy. BMB is one place where I don't mind having to wait to be seated. read more

About once a month my brother comes to visit for the weekend and we go to a burger place. So on Sunday night we selected Bread Meats Bread. My brother, husband and I all went along at about 5.30 and we hardly had to wait any time at all. I often walk past and see a huge queue but we were lucky. We were shown to the window area, which wasn't great as the chairs were not comfy and with there being 3 of us it was not easy to talk when in a straight line.... The waitress took our order. I got a cheese and bacon burger, my brother opting for just cheese and my husband ordering a hotdog. My husband doesn't like mustard so he asked for it without sauce and the waitress convinced him to try the pepper sauce on it. We also ordered chips and onion rings. Think there was miscommunication. When the hotdog came out it was covered it mustard. I told my husband to say he asked for it without but he refused to cause a fuss. So the food. My burger : too many pickles and not thin enough sliced. Burger sauce was good but not much of it. Bacon was fatty and not crispy which meant when eating I had to pull fat out of my mouth. The onions on the burger were horrible. They were slimy and a bit cold. Brothers burger : same onion remarks and he also didn't like the actual taste of the patty. Hotdog : came with mustard despite request for none, onions weren't nice (as burger) and hotdog was more of a sausage than a frankfurter. Sausage was burnt. Chips : some chips were under cooked and the smaller bits were waaaay burnt. We left chips behind (this has never happened before). Onion rings : still raw I felt in the middle and didn't like the flavour. Sadly I didn't like the food at all. Staff were nice tho. Probably won't go again! read more

Am a big fan of Bread Meats Bread, erm this might have been my second visit this week depending on your views on whether Sunday night is last week or this week. It's certainly my second visit in 4 days and I say this with pride and no shame. Looks wise it's all rough wood and glass, really simple in that this costs a bomb to pull off way. They get it spot on. Service is fast and efficient without loosing any of the friendliness that makes you want to come back and the staff are more than able to answer any questions, in fact seemed keen to tell me about everything! Food is served in baskets lined with greased paper or enamel bowls and the lack of frills or pomp lets the food speak for itself. The food is amazing. Generous portions of really tasty well put together deliciousness. I would say that with the generous sized burgers or sandwiches a side works well between two. Can someone please remind me of this. I know I'll be caught trying to bully my dining partner into going halfers on sweet potato fries and onion rings! read more

Been for the first time a couple weeks back after hearing about this place through friends. I love cheap deals, and food and this place seemed to fit the criteria. So my initial thought was - "this is just like another cocktails and burgers" - which is on Sauchiehall St, and it pretty much was, but i guess probably better. I think I ordered a black and gold burger, can't quite remember! and a side of fries - which was delicious! The burger was lovely, cooked medium just how i had asked and wasn't dry at all. I love love love chunky fries and was really hoping it would be that and not the skinny type, which is was so i was delighted! Very good deal for money. For 2 people the bill came to around £20 which was amazing considering we had 2 side orders of fries, a burger each and 2 soft drinks! Perfect for students - or just generally skint people like me! read more

This place is great mid week for probably the most "quirky" burger creations. It's packing great quality ingredients, flavoursome beef seasoned just right and cooked properly (no overlooked slabs here) , unconventional combinations (a burger in a doughnut anyone?) and some pretty delicious Poutine - Canadian chips and cheese curds with hot gravy. For this side of the Atlantic, it's the closest thing I've found to the real thing. The staff are courteous, helpful and polite. We were served quickly and asked if everything was ok enough but not overly so. Prices are pretty good for what you get. £10 is pretty good value for this quality and style of burger in Glasgow. However, I would skip it on the weekend as the line gets rather long. read more

Greatest place for burgers. Been for take away and sit in, service is top notch with no issues. Portion sizes good. A lot of people I know say it's a bit expensive, it's not given it's city centre and the food is absolutely worth the price. read more

Stumbling distance form Glasgow central train station, this is a gem! Got a table at lunch luckily, but I believe it is a lot busy in the evening. The Raspoutine (poutine) was brilliant, and way too much for my appetite. I'm sure I'd demolish it in the evening! Great tasting food, fast and friendly service and a nice house lager. Will definitely be back! read more

Bread Meats Bread - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

We shared the Full House burger (with an extra patty) and bacon cheese fries and that was a whole lot of food. Burger was cooked well and very tasty. The fries were excellent - no scrimping on the toppings at all. This place was busy and so we had a little bit of a wait to get a table, the the people watching out the windows does make the time go by pretty quickly. Well worth checking out. read more

We all know that Glasgow has a ridiculous amount of burger joints but this is definitely the best. Well, at least it is to me! I've only ever tried the classic burger or cheeseburger. The bun is the best kind of burger bun, one that doesn't fall apart when you bite into it - it has a really good consistency. The meat is just the right thickness with a nice amount of seasoning. If you get a burger with cheese (which is most of them!), they are really generous with that, which I'm happy about! I've tried the normal fries, sweet potato fries and onion rings. All a nice addition to the burger but my favorite were the sweet potato fries by far. They're so good. So crispy! My only gripe with this place is the smell. I left smelling AWFUL. All 3 times. My clothes and hair smelt like I had been dipped in a deep fat frier! That's only because they cook in an open kitchen which you can see, which is brilliant as you can see what they're up to, you know it's cooked from fresh etc. but still. Anyway, the food is so good and that is such a minor thing that it still deserves 5 stars. I just wouldn't recommend going for a night out after!! read more

Order their signature for burger st.vincent i guess. Very reasonable prices for a great burger. read more

Bread Meats Bread - St. Vincent? - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Sorry guys, but I'm always late for parties... Having heard quite a lot about this place and seeing it chock a block every time I walked past, I was expecting good things. We had a brief wait outside before being given a seat, which we didn't mind too much because it was sunny. The only thing I'll say about Bread Meats Bread is that the long table in the middle doesn't exactly offer much in the way of privacy, it was like having your Christmas dinner with eight strangers. The service is okay, but we were asked about drink orders twice. The food came really quickly and it was delicious. I had the pulled bird sandwich which had slaw and all that on it. I don't actually like coleslaw all that much, but on this sandwich, it was bloody great. I struggled to finish it too. We had a side of carmelised sweet potato chips and they were bloody great too. What also struck me about Bread Meats Bread was that it's actually really reasonably priced-where most burger places in town charge in the region of £10 for a burger, you could expect to pay £6/7 in here. They also have a unisex toilet, which makes me a big fan! A satisfied customer. read more

I like bread. I like meat. I really like bread. Did I say that? Not a major fan of the burger movement that seems to have eaten up Glasgow over the past couple of years, I can still be tempted by a greasy burger from time to time. And this is the place to get one. What I love is that some of the simplest options on the menu are the best. You don't always need to be extra fancy or quirky. If you like your burger cheesy - boy you'll get it! The cheese and bacon burger along with the blue cheese burger are my two faves (I'm pretty much always thinking about cheese). You are also asked how you would like your meat cooked, which is a plus. With loads of sides to choose from, you'd be missing out of you don't give the poutine a try. But of you just need some classic fries, you won't be disappointed. Word of warning: even of you REALLY like chips, one portions is MASSIVE and was enough to feed three people when I dined there Only slight down point was that there was quite a lot of repeated upselling from the staff even after declining more than once. Including ordering more chips and different sides. Even in the over crowded, saturated and meaty burger market taking over Glasgow, Bread Meats Bread claims place to one of the best in the city by a mile. read more

Good but not out of this world. I felt that the burger was of an okay standard and the chips were alright. The staff were friendly and helpful, the service was also quick. I just felt that the food was lacking, it wasn't bad by any means but it just wasn't mind blowing, perhaps the restaurant was a tad over hyped. read more

Bread Meats Bread - The special of the day. I believe it was called a double Luther? - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

I was *sure* I'd written a review of this place, but Yelp reliably informs me I haven't so here it is. Although I haven't been recently, I've been to Bread Meats Bread three times now...and honestly, I just can't grow to love it - and I really want to. The first time we went was in the opening week, and there was a *lot* on the menu that we couldn't have yet - either because it was "coming soon" or, according to our waiter, because we were too early in the day (at 12:30pm) and things wouldn't be ready yet. Not the greatest start. Unfortunately I can't even remember what I had - not useful for a review but it wasn't particularly memorable. I went a second time by myself for lunch, and was happier. I had the poutine and the chips, cheese & curds were really nice, slathered in gravy but really salty for some reason. I'd like to try these again and maybe see if it was a one-off. My most recent trip I was reticent to even come here, but I was keen to give it a chance and so had an italian style grilled cheese sandwich - no longer on the menu - and it was inedibly spicy. Now I know I'm a bit of wimp when it comes to spice, but this was just too much for me so I couldn't eat it. Instead I gorged myself on the nice sweet potato fries. I can never quite put my finger on what it is exactly that makes me so..."meh" about this place. The food isn't anything to write home about, for me anyway. And coming out of here I always notice that the smell of fried food has totally stuck to my clothes...perhaps a better filtration method is needed as I really don't want to smell of fried food for the rest of the afternoon. read more

I got to try BMB on my last day in Glasgow at the recommendation of a friend who had been here before and said it was not to be missed. They were very busy at 2pm on a Thursday and yet me and four friends were seated within 20 minutes. Nice comfortable atmosphere with big windows looking out on St Vincent Street. I had the Wolf Burger and it was delicious! The flavors of the pork and beef went really well together, with no need for any additional sauces. I was slightly disappointed when I noticed the burger was cooked well, instead of medium as I requested it. On the whole, definitely one of the better burgers I have ever had. There were at least a half dozen other items on the menu that I would try on future trips. One my friends ordered the Glaspoutine and I absolutely loved it! The combination of cheese curds and shredded cheese really hit the mark! This is far and away the best poutine I have ever had! As a heads up, this is big enough to almost be a meal by itself! I supplemented lunch with a chocolate shake that came in the frosty mixing tin! Great flavor made better by the real whipped cream on top. All in all, this was another great eating adventure in a wonderful city! Many thanks Bread Meats Bread! read more

The sweet potato fries alone make it worth coming to Glasgow to eat from here.. For serious.. and the burger with ndjua sausage is a revelation... Especially when you top it with some sweet potato fries!! They had no tables free and we had a train to catch, but we happily got burgers to take away and enjoyed them in George Square before we had to hop on the train home again. Can't wait for my next trip West to try more of their menu! read more

The food here is really delicious if you're a burger fan. I highly recommend the Cali burgers and the sweet potato fries (one portion is enough for two to share). I like the restaurant but they could really do with a bigger place. It's almost always busy and there's usually a queue though it does move along quite quickly. Which brings me to my next point... This would have been a five star review but on both occasions I've eaten here I felt rushed out the door. The first time my friend and I still had near full bowls of fries in front of us and were asked if we were finished. Erm no? And on my next visit I was asked if I'd finished when I had an entire milkshake still to drink. I said no but was still presented with a bill. I get that it's a busy place but it was one of their quieter times (just after noon on a Monday) and I was only taking up one seat at the window, not even a table! All in all I was in and out of there in 20 minutes including a visit to the bathroom! The service is friendly when you arrive but as soon as that burger is done they start hovering and asking if you're finished. So if the food wasn't excellent I probably wouldn't go back but it was worth it for those burgers. Be prepared to eat and run or stand your ground at this place. read more

Bread Meats Bread - 2x2 Cali - Burgers Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

This place has been open for a year at the time of writing and it's still as busy as ever - even on a Monday night, mid month when you'd expect tumbleweed to be rolling gently through the empty tables, I still had to queue for a table for about 15 mins. As you might expect, it's all about the burgers in here (although they do Chicken and some Pulled Pork) - about a dozen different combinations all of which sounded pretty damn good. I ended up getting the half pork/half beef burger with spicy Italian sausage, mascarpone, red pepper relish and basil which was excellent. It was well cooked, nicely charred on the outside and plenty of juices on the inside - the burgers are large but not crazy large and the waiter kindly recommended that the Poutaine (posh chips and gravy with cheese curds) was enough for two people so I split it down the middle and didn't end up totally stuffed. The staff are good, buzzing around and making sure you've always got what you need. The menu has enough on it that i'd come back a few times to check out the other options, it's good stuff read more

I love this place ! Came from a shopping trip over to St. Vincent Street. Even though it was lunch time and the place was pretty busy, the waitress made an effort to find me a place and I even got a spot by the window. I love the Burger! The meat was very good and so was the topping. The bread was nice but not especially good like the name may suggest. I had a good time and a yummy meal for a very cheap price. I definitely recommend! :) read more

Probably the best burger joint in an increasingly crowded neighbourhood filled with burger joints. Their straight-up burgers are amongst the best I've ever tasted, the sweet potato fries and pitcher of house lager make the perfect accompaniment. Next time, I'm trying the poutine which comes highly recommended by friends... One hint - it's usually busy and doesn't take reservations, so be prepared to wait or have a plan B. read more

Just had a cheeky Friday burger from here and it continues to produce amazing burgers! Cheeseburger to go comes with a poke of chips - jealousy ensues in office break-out area! Time for a wee nap now..... (I wish)! read more

Awesome! I've been to burger meats bun and these two are pretty much on par with each other, quality burgers, chips and a nice house beer! This place has the edge for a different burger, highly recommend the pizza style burger (can't remember name) and the cheesy bacon chips! Nom nom. If you're going on a night out this is the better option as you're not overly stuffed afterwards! read more

Brilliant food!! Been a couple of times and ordered The Wolf burger...amazing! Love pulled pork, soft and fall apart in the mouth. Paired with some Caramelised sweet fries which is sweet potato fries with maple syrup all over them. I could eat these all day. Tasty tasty!! read more