Had a lovely breakfast, the full Scottish Breakfast MINUS the haggis. Excellent food, very nice…read morewaitstaff. I hope to return for lunch before I leave.

A hidden gem! Full…read moreScottish was the order of the day and brioche French Toast were delicious. Service was just right We really love this place.

What a lovely place to come for morning tea. The ambience was second to none. The lovely high…read moreceilings and original pillars was very effective with what looked like original fireplaces. The staff were attentive and helpful, offering suggestions regarding the various teas. Bathroom facilities clean and well lit. The food plentiful. The vegetarian options were sublime. Will I be back? Absolutely!!

I had a lovely breakfast here! I ordered the porridge with blueberry compote (which was the same as…read moreoatmeal) and added some fried eggs on the side for a little protein. For tea, I ordered the Gorgeous gray, which was very fragrant and had a flavor similar to a standard earl gray tea. The restaurant is in an old bank (Bank of India) building and the details on the walls and other decor including the chandeliers sets a charming ambiance.

Can't find a fault with the food. Young waitress staff were also really pleasant…read more Excellent little place for a quick bite and liquid refreshment.. Worth a visit if your in the area.

I like the way that they have managed to lighten and open the place up. I also admit to having a…read morechildlike love of the amazingly sunshiny yellow on the walls. Admittedly I wasn't staggering in for my first coffee of the day - if you are planning this sunglasses might be advisable. The staff were alright, nothing to write home about but equally nothing at all to complain about. The selection is immense and I'll admit that I panicked and went for a tuna melt panini. The panini was as far as paninis go pretty damn good but then another tables nachos arrived and I wanted to throw my panini on the floor and have a proper temper tantrum. Smudge was delighted to have a huge selection of non-fizzy soft drinks to choose from - it took ages but kept her quiet so I'm not going to moan. Unfortunately, I then caved and bought her a tub of jelly beans so with all the sugar in her snapple and the jelly bean sugar and e-number combo we had a particularly hyper and loud afternoon. I'll come back. Especially if I'm in need of some faux sunshine. Oh and I'm ordering the nachos next time.

Jellyhill is quite charming. The inside somewhat resembles a ski lodge with lots of warm wood…read moretables and booths. It is quirky cute. We were warmly greeted when we came in and quickly served drinks. I ordered a cappuccino which had lovely foam on top and came with a tasty tablet. My only issue with it was that I didn't find it strong enough, so maybe next time I'll ask for a double shot. They serve all day breakfast. Yep..all day breakfast. Always a winning sign. I also spotted Nachos on the menu, which always makes me happy. Ordered eggs and toast and it definitely hit the spot. The eggs were perfectly seasoned and the buttery toast was yum-city. Best of all...they are dog friendly!! And side note: they have outdoor seating, on a nice day it would be pleasant to sit street side.

I really wanted to like Jelly Hill on Hyndland Road. Having recently moved to the area, I was very…read morehappy to see it was my new local. That was until I visited last weekend and left feeling bitterly disappointed. Now I'll be fair, Jelly Hill is first and foremost a wine bar and my visit was for lunch on a Saturday so I'm probably not seeing the place at its full potential. But my first Jelly Hill experience went like this- My boyfriend and I decided to treat ourselves to lunch so we rocked up at 1pm to a bustling cafe- good sign. When we walked in, we weren't really sure whether to take a seat or head to the counter, and sure enough a member of staff walked past without giving us so much as a smile. We quickly found the only table that was available but we were reluctant to sit there- it was right in the middle of the floor, which was clearly the owner's haphazard attempt to squeeze as much money as possible out of the place; it clearly shouldn't have been there. As we sat down we were blocking the way to the counter on one side, and the fridge where customers collect their ready-made paninis to the other. I literally had someone leaning over my lunch for them to pick out theirs. Now I'll try not to rant about those paninis too much. BUT Jelly Hill has obviously seen the benefits of serving lunch but can't be bothered doing it properly- so they stock a fridge of ready-made paninis for customers to collect and take to the til. I'm in favour of being able to have something savoury when I go for a coffee or drink but they were really over-priced and small in size. Another gimmick which I would advise you against is you can have your tiny panini with a 'lunch plate'- pay an extra pound and have a spoonful of mass produced coleslaw and four or five crisps. No thanks. I enquired about the soup- 'Do you have a vegetarian option?' to 'Well we have a vegetable soup but I think it might have meat stock in it, I'm not sure.' Hmph. Great. In the end we had one Panini, one scone and two smoothies- our bill was over £12. I'll go back to Jelly Hill, but it'll be at night for a stiff drink.

This place has EXCELLENT coffee. I popped in about 20 minutes before closing and was met by a kind…read morestaff who made me a coffee without hesitation. It was a rainy day: drizzling : that consistency of rain that makes you feel a bit run down. I was met with the most delicious, warming coffee: a very smooth latte, that had such a lovely taste that there was no need for a drop of sugar. They were out of most of their pastries by the time I sat in--due to their popularity, I have no doubt. I chose one of their remaining items: a small cake that had a touch of lemon and a raspberry on top of a creamy frosting. It was delicious--a welcomed treat when I felt in need of a pick me up. I did not have a chance to test their food so am unable to comment. Do note however: This is a VERY small place. Cozy to be sure, but small and by no means for larger groups. It is ideal for the soloist and duos to come in and have a fairly quick coffee, cake, and food (I assume). This is NOT a place to study. There are no comfortable lounge chairs, chairs or tables. The seating is composed of stools that reside at two bars. It's kind of reminding me of Italian style cafes where you drink your espresso at the bar, across from the barista who just served it to you (though in Rome, they don't offer you stools even!). Given the level of their coffee and cake, I'll be back again soon.

We liked this place the first time that we went twice while we were in town. It's a small place…read morewith some indoor seating and some outside but bar style. There are no bathrooms which is a downfall but it was close enough to our hotel. I got the chorizo bagel both days I went and a latte. They have display cases of baked goods and sandwiches. When I ordered, the toasted it. It was filling and had a spicy kick in it. Very good! The bagel was crispy and good too!

My wife and I stumbled on this place by accident after trying two other places that had closed who…read moreknows how long ago. We both got the Cajun Chicken which was seasoned chicken with poached eggs, hollandaise Sauce on an English muffin. It was super good and we were very happy to have found this little spot!

Darling tea house with fantastic service! We came for breakfast and ordered a scone with clotted…read morecream and strawberry jam, eggs Benedict, and the Scottish breakfast. Everything tasted wonderful! The clotted cream was to die for!! We had a pot of the oolong tea and a pot of the rubarb and ginger teas. Both were delicious!

Harrington's Restaurant is a real gem of a place! It is…read moresituated on the Main Street of the, not so very attractive, Harthill! A small eatery, the decor is very attractive and the good use of mirrors makes one feel it is larger! The tables (around 10 I think) are placed at a very comfortable distance from each other, allowing for privacy and intimacy whilst dining! It is run by a man and there are only waiters serving it appears. We went for high tea arriving at 5pm. The menu was excellent with plenty of choice! All four of us opted for the steak pie and we were truly in for a treat! Helpings were plentiful without being O.T.T. The food and the plates were piping hot! The meat was beautifully tender; the flavour of the the beef and gravy was gorgeous and topped with oodles of delicious, buttery puff pastry. This excellent pie was served with carrots, garden peas, boiled and roast potatoes (all very tasty and expertly cooked). The staff were very professional and asked if we would care for some tea, coffee, scones and cakes after our meal. We did so and thoroughly enjoyed home baked current scones with butter and our choice of cakes from a large tray brought to our table! The ladies' was very hygenic and feminine to fault! We chose to drink iced water with our meal. For all of this it cost a total of £38 only! Harrington's deserves to go big but, perhaps, the owner prefers to keep it small and homely and it would be spoiled otherwise! Tourists in Glasgow or Edinburgh would love this restaurant, I'm sure as would local people! Apologies that I could not find the location on the Qype Map but the telephone number is provided if you're interested! It's very easy to get to by car and is off the M8 motorway between Glasgow and Edinburgh. Just take the Harthill cut off (c. 20mins drive from city centres). A huge thumbs up to Harrington's Restaurant!

just a short note about this resturant if you havent tried…read moreit yet you are of your head. Ok its a little of the busy road but its worth a visit. John and Lyn and all the staff are great.My youngest daughter loves going to visit them almost every week. loves when she gets to pick her own cake.My family would tell anyone to try this resturant and see if you can beet it any where else for taste and service also add to this its great value for money. If you cant finish your meals they ask if you would like a doggy bag.John always asks if there is anything that he can do for you all through the meal. No one is pressurised into leaving the resturant until they have finished there meal. The resturant has been expanded since christmas and now has a lovely little alcove were it can hold a small party

The Kelvingrove Cafe is a friendly, welcoming spot in laid-back Kelvingrove, and a fine place to…read morestop for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. A popular brunch spot, the café draws a crowd; we got seated and got our orders in quick: a veggie Scottish breakfast for my wife and Eggs Royale for me. That Scottish breakfast of egg + toast + beans + halloumi + veggie haggis + tattie scone was hearty but overcooked, while the Eggs Royale (toast topped with smoked Salmon + poached eggs + hollandaise) was prepped well

Best breakfast in Scotland!! The bacon eggs benedict are delicious! Handmade hollandais sauce over…read moreperfectly poached eggs with the most brilliant orange yolks and bacon that was meaty and delicious. Put that all on a piece of crispy sourdough and you have heaven on a plate!! There are large front windows that allow sunlight to steam in quite gloriously and the staff were attentive and super friendly!! Meeting the owner, Barry, was a real treat. He came to our table to say hello, realized we were American and proceeded to provide three lists of places to go on the west side, City center and the east side!! His recommendations were great!! We were able to see so many places and we got a real taste of Glasgow. We loved it!!