As I said in my tip this is a fantastic training café in partnership with Routes to Work South,…read moreMotherwell College and South Lanarkshire Works 4 U. The training staff are lovely and friendly and the food is always fresh and delicious. Located in the CTEC building in Cambuslang so central as you can get with the library and other helpful organisations including those in the CTEC building nearby. It's an ideal wee place for a meeting or just to drop in for a wee cup of tea and tasty homemade cakes. Their breakfast rolls are also just spot on. Mmmm hungry now! Definitely worth trying and also supporting.

The big coffee cup, set in the centre of the rutherglen arcade. Not a bad wee place for a greasy…read morespoon. The "full monty" breakfast is quite pleasant and is quite filling, along with some hot toast. Here is where it gets bizarre. you cant purchase a can of of fizzy drink at the table, it needs to be that overpriced watered down crap thats for mixers in pubs, and its more expensive, but you can buy a can at the takeaway section. don't get that at all. Service can be a bit slow. I had to wave quite a few times to get a waitress attention. Not a bad place, not the worst, but always seems busy.

Its ok .. the scrambled egg tasteless . Some staff are very sour faced . Only 1 or 2 pleasent ones…read more..

Wonderful little café…read more Got there about 11:30am and it was choc full with an eclectic mix of customers. Hipsters, posh old couple, students, mothers with their babies and me There is seating outside which I wasn't brave enough to use with no sun shining, inside gave me the feeling of being in the store room of a great hall or castle, small but packed full of great big chairs or dark wood furniture. I could only get a seat at the window breakfast bar on the high stools, not the most comfortable but gave a great view for my people watching hobby. The menu isn't very substantial with choice, however their cake selection is. My lunch came and for the price and the location I was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't a tiny little plate, a ciabatta that easily filled me. Flat white coffee was pure velvety gold in a cup, best coffee I have had in some time. Served at the perfect drinking temperature and just sublime For me it lost a star on the general layout and some of the seating, as cool as it looks, it hinders the space for getting around, big chairs that people had to pull in to let me past and hard stools that don't encourage staying for another coffee Oh I almost forgot ..... Loved the collection of classic motorbikes and a little tractor outside!

We stopped by Kothel for a quick breakfast last week and were really pleasantly surprised! I hadn't…read moreeven realized it was open as I usually venture down Dumbarton Road rather than Crow Road for my breakfast treats. The atmosphere is lovely, although perhaps trying just a tiny tiny bit too hard (ie. harris tweed cushions!) They have clearly put a lot of thought into the decor and it does create a very comfortable environment with lots to look at. The staff were extremely helpful and attentive. We ordered two croissants (one chocolate, one almond), which were HUGE! We were asked straight away if we wanted them warmed, which made them even more delicious. My only gripe was that the almond one didn't have marzipan running through it, just sugary almond deliciousness on top. The coffee was distinctively italian, quite acidic and intense, which I really liked. The bill came to just under a tenner for two croissants and two coffees- that seems a bit steep when I think of my days in the south of France where the same bill might have cost half as much, but I think for the West End it's probably comparable to other similar places (ie Kember and Jones) and has a much nicer vibe. I had a wee look at the food menu and there wasn't an awful lot available for veggies, which is to be expected in most continental-style delis I think, but the cakes looked amaaaaazing! Definitely want to go back for a slice of their red velvet cake soon, or even dinner as they're open until ten!

I do really like this cafe - it's directly downstairs from my office which is marvellous, and has a…read morewhole host of things to serve whatever craving I may be having. From soups, quiche and salads to more (often very-much-needed) unhealthy things like chips, toasties and an extremely delicious peach tart (nom!) the cafe also sells various juices, chocolate bars, crisps and...fruit, if you're into fruit I guess. Everything's reasonably priced and it's mostly pretty good - nothing fancy but who really needs fancy when it's lunchtime and all you want to do is shove something tasty directly into your face? My favourite thus far is their tuna and cheese toastie which comes with salad, perfect for lunch and you can even add chips if you're feeling like a piggy! The staff are really nice - it's a family-run cafe and they work hard. Open 6 days a week to mainly serve the various people using the Adelphi centre, the cafe also serves the students at the college building next door and whoever else happens to be passing by. I've yet to try their hot drink offerings because we have all of the coffee up in my office, but having read Alison M's review I'll need to give it a try! I have to say that this is really more of a 3.5 stars, but I'll bump it to a 4 because they just gave my office a big bag of chocolates. (YAY BRIBERY!) Although the reason we received the chocolates is because they totally cremated my boss' lunch and still charged her for it, so y'know. Not really bribery. But they're nice so we have of course forgiven them, and are also booked in to have a wee Christmas lunch here at the end of December, which I'm really looking forward to :)

Lovely little cafe that has recently opened over in Govan…read more All cakes are handmade on the premises and cater very very well for those following a vegan diet. There is usually one or two offerings for those on a gluten free diet. The cafe is gorgeous all light and airy with cute little tables and chairs. There is no soft drinks here but you can have bottled water or tea/coffee with soya milk. Today I had the raw vegan chocolate brownie which is also gluten free and it was delicious!! Very reasonably priced too at £3. It would be nice to see them offering some hot snacks too at some point in the future.

This is a nice wee addition to the daytime cafe scene here. Cafe Coco is rather strangely located…read moreon the mezzanine just inside the building for Glasgow Vaults, across the road from St Ninian's church and Tramway. The interior is light and spacious, with nice comfy seats and tables along the windows where you can watch the world go by over a coffee, as well as more conventional seating and tables for more serious eating tasks. The menu is slightly better than the usual standard cafe fare, and reasonably priced too. I only had time for a quick lunch, and the soup and sandwich deal arrived quickly and was just the job. I didn't try the coffee on this occasion, but I certainly intend to return to rectify that omission soon. Free Wi-Fi too!

It's Got to be One off the most reasonably priced Cafe around with good Food and customer service…read morevery polite and also has free WiFi great wee place. Highly recommended

This little take-away shop is a haven when seeking a nice, tasty lunch in the Anniesland area (as…read morethe name suggests). With no Greggs anywhere to be seen, this fills a big gap (both in the market and in your tummy) and all sorts of lunch goodies can be found here including made-to-order rolls, baguettes, paninis, soup, salads as well as crisps, snacks and drinks. Reasonable prices and the people behind the counter are so welcoming that you can't resist going back when feeling too lazy to make your own packed lunch. My fave time to visit, however, is not at lunch time but in the morning for a breakfast roll. The bacon roll I got here (in one of those large crispy baps - you know the ones) was so delicious that I am craving one just now. Bacon roll, cup of tea, a bit of chatter - what else do you need to set you up on a rainy day?

I think it's mandatory in Glasgow to know where you can get a Morton's roll with greasy filling…read morewithin crawling distance of your house. @lunch is mine, and it's become a bit of a regular bad habit! The staff here are so lovely and friendly. It's a no-frills functional cafe, quick, and cheap. I've not ventured outwith the breakfast part of the menu, but there are some lunch options!

Situated in the forum centre this open plan cafe is handy if your in need of a cup of tea or…read moresomething to eat while in the town shopping.Where its placed means that it gets all the passing trade from the other stalls and shops in the forum so its usually quite busy but then again its busy cos its good value for money and they do serve tasty food and drinks.Pay a visit if you're in town -you wont be disappointed.