Can't compare to the original "meat" version because I am vegetarian, but I really loved the vegan…read morefull Scottish breakfast here. Visited in early October, and their hot drinks were also a treat!

The Glasvegan…read more Food*** We got the breakfast wrap and the Schwarma wrap. Both were tasty and good! They come with a side salad and chips.p Atmosphere** Not very clean and not very quiet. It's in a busy area though. Service*** Very nice staff and despite their card machine being stolen they were very nice and helpful. Price $$ Under 25 for two dinners

Too much choice. Food is very tasty and whilst there may be a wait for a table it is very much…read moreworth the wait. The atmosphere is laid back and chill

We stopped in to Strange Brew for a quick coffee while waiting for the Scotrail. The service was…read moreprompt and friendly, and the coffee was smooth and tasty. We didn't eat anything there, but the food looked really good. Cute interior, good prices.

Hitting it out of the park in week one with customers already queuing at the door, the newly…read moreopened Gnom Cafe in South side is my new favourite place. From a small but perfect formed menu we chose a Turkish pide pizza topped with an egg, pork belly breakfast bao buns, and the vegan mushroom bao buns. Perhaps the steamed bao buns served in bamboo steamers are a nod to their street food roots. I don't know what coffee beans they are grinding here but their coffee ranks among the best I have ever tasted. Hats off to the Barista. Open 9 til 4 Tuesday to Sunday I suggest beating as path to their door. The earlier in the day the better. Well done to the staff who were all lovely and kept their cool despite the overwhelming number of customers. Good luck in your new venture and thanks for being the highlight of my Saturday. Vegetarian and vegan friendly.

I had a flat white and the Pork Breakfast Bao which were both great. The breakfast Bao had pork, a…read moregorgeous runny egg and a really delicious gochujang ketchup which added a little spice to the dish. This was followed by an amazing orange tart with a black coffee. A very enjoyable morning all in.

10/10 Great service…read more Great coffee Great atmosphere Definitely go here if you need a good pick me up!

Great little quirky place which has popped up recently and had already had a change of name. It was…read moreFinnieston House, it's now The Cran. So far I've tried the mixed pakora - the aubergine was surprisingly good, the pau bhaji, and dal methi. That made for a delicious and filling brunch. And all vegan too. The hot chocolate (vegan) is a brilliant afternoon pick me up comforting hot drink, and they often have vegan cakes too. Worth checking out.

This place attempts to incorporate faux meat in every dish. I had the bacon cheeseburger here. The…read morepatty was mushy and incohesive. The cheese tasted like vomit. And the chips that came with the meal were stale. I had the jackfruit "bbq pulled pork" was just sad. It was a nice atmosphere though

Basically, the Flying Duck is a gem of a place…read more It has two rooms: The kitchen Bar which feels like home with funny news articles, quirky decor, random bits of tat and even a fully laden clothes line suspend over the bar. The mood in the bar is chilled, with nice mood lighting, good tunes and board games and books to use at your leisure should you want. There's even a microwave which you can use if you bring in your own food to eat! The kitchen bar is open during club hours too, so if you don't feel like dancing you can head on in to the kitchen and chill and/or eat and/or drink and/or play some board games at 2am!! The club is just as unique. there's parts of old furniture attached to the walls, lots of subtle nods to "The Big Lebowski" everywhere and lots of places to sit. There is a big quirky bar with all the mod cons including that lovely vintage tv playing some obscure Japanese films, of course. There's a big no frills dance area, complete with a wardrobe in the middle of the floor to dance around. There's not much in the way of flashy flashy lights, instead they have projections bouncing about the venue providing lighting changes and blasts from the pasts in the way of old footage and stuff. I've seen people stop dancing to reminisce at what they are seeing on the big projection screens. There is a nice set of standard lamps around to supply extra lighting around the tabled ares too. There is space for fowk to dance and sit and mingle with out feeling like a club, even though it kinda is. Friday and saturday nights see a good varied selection of club nights from 90's themed ones with bingo to indie stuff to b-sides to rawk to funk and everything in between. Um Did I mention you you get free toast?! PS. Check out the toilets for years worth of funny graffiti, art and poetry!

As I write this, Java Jess Emporium has only been open for about two weeks. I'm sure as they find…read moretheir feet a few things will be adjusted a little, but they're off to a great start. It's the kind of small cafe that I really hope succeeds, but given that they're location is just a little out of the way, they're going to have to work hard at it. Their menu will probably do the trick. Java Jess is quite different to other cafes and coffee shops I've visited in the city centre. For a start, there's a strong Indonesian influence for the food. I got a baguette filled with "award winning" Indonesian meatballs in a spicy peanut sauce. Yes, it was as good as it sounds and astonishingly filling. Even so, as I waited for my espresso to arrive I glanced at the other options on sale and started to worry that I should have chosen one of the enormous home made sausage rolls, or perhaps the Mediterranean salad. Any regrets were soon forgotten when I tasted my sandwich, but I do feel the need to return soon to try the rest of the menu. All that I would change is that I'd prefer to not have a take away cup for my coffee when I'm sitting in, I'd like a real plate for my sandwich and I'd like to option to have the sandwich heated up. That's all that's preventing me from giving a 5th star and it all sounds like the kind of thing that will be sorted out over the next few weeks. The cafe itself is a very relaxing space in which to sit. It's on a corner and gets a lot of natural light and it's far enough from the city centre that it's relatively quiet. There are a couple of comfy sofas, a couple of tables and a small bar to sit at. The staff are friendly and obviously keen for the place to succeed - they were offering tasters of their sandwiches, as well as fliers with a 20% discount, and were chatting to people who were passing in the street. So, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for them. If nothing else, I need them to stay open long enough for me to try the rest of their food.

From the owner: Award winning sandwiches. Handmade gourmet sandwich. Coffee all day. Indonesian Laksa Ayam…read more Delicious hot wrap. Awesome sausage rolls and steak pie. Vegetarian and vegan options. Lovely soup which always vegan.

I absolutely love this cat cafe. The Purrple Cat Cafe was one of the first ones to come to Glasgow…read more It's a great space for the cats to play in with plenty of space to relax and enjoy a wee cuppa and cake. I have also enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea with my husband which my sista from another mista gifted me for my birthday. It was absolutely delicious. The coffee and cakes are always really good. The cats are absolutely adorable, playful and you can see that they are well looked after. On my last visit they had siamese kittens who were just the cutest. I am gutted that it's now permanently closed. They took the hard decision and closed their doors on 31st December 2025. They had done amazing over the many years and it will be sorely missed in Glasgow. They are now focusing on their new charity, Purrple Cat Rescue, and I wish them all the best in helping all the kitties who need a home.

Such a great place. You need to make an appointment and when you walk in you are in kitty heaven…read more Thye have a sheet with pictures and the names of each cat who by the way are living their best life. If you are a cat person visiting this cafe is a must!

I loooove Mono. The vibe and food are perfect. And you can't beat having an amazing record store…read moreinside the same space. I've been to Mono every visit to Glasgow and have never been disappointed. Most recently, I had a really delicious caesar salad with Mono's baked mac and cheese as a side. Both were brilliant. I'll also give a shoutout to the staff, who are all great people and make sure your experience is a great one. Hope to one day catch a gig here too!

Below average food and terrible service, plenty of other options in the area. Sounds like it's a…read moregood music venue, but wouldn't recommend the restaurant. Rude staff and management isn't much better.

First place we ate when we came in. Vibe was super cool, had live music. Got the fish & chips and…read moresteak pie, yummy first meal!!

7pm reservation, we were seated immediately. The menu is clever and there really seems to be…read moresomething for everyone. My frittata was light but full of fresh piping hot vegetables. The wine list is replete with moderately priced wines; honestly we would have been willing to pay more for a couple of even better alternatives, but I would not classify that as a complaint. Service was friendly and attentive and this restaurant is so eclectic and fun.

We are happy vegans to have found The 78 during our short stay in Glasgow. The menus posted earlier…read morewere old. It now is Antojitos at The 78 with vegan Mexican street food. We had the Oaxacan Ch*kn Tacos (tastes better than the bird version!), Quesa Birria Tacos and freshly made guacamole. You order at the bar from their Friendly staff. Laid back, funky and food is delicious.

Loud, very friendly pub. Just arrived in Glasgow for the first time and was greeted like family.read more