This is a wonderful florists. Nestled in a side street in Govan, its an easy place to overlook, but…read moreis well worth a visit. The staff are extremely knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic and the prices are brilliant. I got my wedding flowers here and I was amazed at the personal attention, care, and bouquets I received. My husband returned on my first anniversary for flowers for me and the florist remembered us - now thats what I call excellent service.

Station Flowers is a wonderfully old fashioned florists in Partick. You'll find it on Dumbarton…read moreRoad, just under the railway bridge. You can't miss it, it's the building with the retro yellow and white awning. As well as being really cute, Station Flowers also does just what it says on the tin. It has a wide variety of cut flowers available, as well as pre-made bouquets. In addition to this, the Station Flowers shop also bills itself as a garden centre. Yes, it is kind of a mini garden centre - but it does have a lovely range of plants for sale - many of which line the street outside the shop. Station Flowers definitely brightens up the far end of Dumbarton Street!

I've only bought one small sprig from Lavender Blue so far so I'll do a proper review once I've…read morerevisited. On first impressions this is a beautiful wee shop filled with flowers and the ladies who work here are really friendly and helpful. Even my single stem came beautifully wrapped in coloured tissue with a bow. The owner also has a very cute French bulldog who hangs out in the shop so look out for her! I'll definitely come back here for a bunch of flowers soon.

I needed fruit as I felt I was eating too much rubbish, mostly chocolate. I hang my head in shame…read more So I went on a bit of a health kick and said right I need some fruit but then I was like er....where in Govan can I get fresh fruit?! Govan doesn't seem to have many fruit shops, just some bits of fruit in grocers but not a great selection. Then I saw Nolan's when passing by to the deli I sometimes go to for lunch. Why I hadn't thought about them before was because they sold flowers so I had probably hadn't noticed the fruit. I now have a local green grocers who sell delicious fruit. They don't have a huge selection as half the shop is dedicated to flowers but it's much better than the grocers.

Was recommended by a friend when looking to choose flowers personally for my mums funeral instead…read moreof chosing from a book.beautiful choice of flowers, some more unusual.l was able to choose all my mum's favourites &was given great advice over size etc.The lady made what could have been a difficult thing to do into a pleasure as a way of paying tribute to my mum.on the day the flowers were everything I would have wanted &although it wasn't a factor in choosing Nolan's,the price was less than have of those offered by the funeral director

Quidest is a tiny little florist on Hyndland Road - just off Dunbarton Road. Although it is small,…read moreit's not too easy to miss as it's painted a bright mint green colour. The outside of the shop, though, won't give you any insight about what you'll find inside. You'll have to go in to actually see what a great little florist this is! As well as an absolutely beautiful selection of flowers - Quidest also stocks a range of cards. Now, these are just not any cards. These are a great selection of really sophisticated cards - and they're not that unreasonably priced either! As well as bejewelled and sparkly cards, you'll also find a range of Banksy printed cards. Eleanor, the owner and head florist, is really friendly and will make you feel right at home while she whips up a beautiful bouquet for you. She also does weddings - so keep Quidest in mind if you're planning a bit of a "do". I'd definitely recommend that you try this florist next time you're after some blooms!

I love this quirky little shop, so bright and cheery. The passion from the lady who works here…read moremakes me feel like flowers are the answer, and if she believes it I do too. I buy my friends flower and card combinations from Quidest. I was even able to buy my boyfriend who is a great lover of urban graffiti artist Banksy, a card of his. Couldn't believe it I usually have to order such off the wall art stuffs from the internet. Wow wee!! And this is not the end, you can also get them in on big occasions, such as weddings, for a full blown TV romance film wedding with garlands of flowers everywhere. OHH sounds nice, and I bet they'd do a great job, so genuine and will work to your specifications.

Fantastic waitstaff! Vegan breakfast was great! Loved the sausages and beans and sourdough. The…read morehuevos rancheros were good too.

Definitely one of my favourite place to go in the west end, also because it was right in front of…read morewhere I lived. I really enjoyed their food, always fresh, warm and tasty. By I mean tasty, they put some twists into the dishes, they would add some different species. However, I was never disappointed, not even once. I sometimes go to buy bread from them, also quite good, always fresh too. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars: depending who's behind the counter, the service highly varies. Sometimes it's the really nice and courteous girl who brights up my day, but sometimes I get unlucky with some person without a smile :(

Down by the Botanics side of Glasgow you'll find a small flower stall set up along the front of…read moreFopp; it's a convenient and affordable little place to pick up flowers for your a forgotten friend's birthday or your girlfriend. Hint hint. HINT HINT. Ahem. The chap's always friendly and he seems like he's negotiable too - a relaxed little seller and a nice feature of Byres Road that brightens up the place.

whilst I'm not an expert on blooms myself, it's nice and wonderfully old-fashioned to see a…read morefriendly local flower seller still doing his stuff. Tulips, roses, or perhaps a nice dafodil, it's all here. And, unlike most street sellers, he doesn't bump you out of your change. Wonderful.

Went here with the missus to pick up flowers for a friend…read more Being from Finland, where it costs a billion euros for a postage stamp, she thought the flowers were reasonably priced. I thought they were quite expensive, but I'm used to getting flowers from a friend in Motherwell. We picked up a 'money tree' or something or other. A friendly wee shop that is a bit cramped inside but well stocked with alot of different flowers to choose from. A part of me wishes I worked in a florist. This one would do nicely.

I think I must have been a florist in a previous life…read more There's something about the buckets filled with different kinds of stems and foliage that makes me swoon. Cleverly arranged gifty bits and pieces certainly help, and a some fully made and wrapped bouquets finish it all off nicely. Blooms, then, ticked all my boxes. Beatifully designed inside, they have bits of vintage-looking furniture topped off with candles, teddy bears and picture frames as well as a whole wall full of flowers. The walls are painted lime green which, although sounds hideous, is actually very clever. The different coloured flowers stand out wonderfully against it. Another bonus is that Blooms is not as expensive as you might think! They have some pre-made bunches for as little as £4.99, although their range does stretch all the way up to £25 and £30 bunches. (Guys, they're probably for when you've done something REALLY bad). All in all, I will be staring into the windows of Blooms wistfully for some time to come. Or, at least, until that time when I come up with some excuse to justify buying myself a huge bouquet.