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!

Another update Chris? Aye, shut it!…read more One year on and these guys are still getting it right. Had a wonderful Uli up from London the other day and whisked him along here to check the place out and grab some grub. The verdict? Same great grub for about £4 a pop. Just wat the doctor ordered for a tasty lunch. Service, friendly, quick and relaxed. Nothing more to add really. This is a definite 'worth a visit' place. Hit it.

I did not know the place existed until Mr Chris D. told us it's where all the cool cats go…read more So after trying endlessly to think of what was here before Lucky 7 we got a great wee booth seat under lots of logs built into the wall and covered in menies (mentions, eh people writing stuff on eh stuff). I saw Yelp had got in there. Go Chris! So just about all the meals were £7 so a lovely burger was to be had. As I was casually waiting I was entrigued by the wall paper ripped off parts of the walls. Either they got a crap decorator in, it's run down already or it's art dahling. Hmm?! Interesting! It was a lovely experience with tasty food although far too much for little ol' me. I'll definitely be heading on back soon.

Come here! Standard breakfast options surrounded by dear locals and a mighty kind staff. Pleasantly…read moresurprised they have CBD oil to add to the yummy coffee. Hope to return again somday!

This is a regular for me when I am in town. Super coffee and great food. The servers are nice and…read moreit is a great place to hang out with the locals. Oh and don't forget your scoop of ice cream!

A nice addition to Shawlands, D'nisi brings it with good coffee, reasonable food and most…read moreimportantly, a cosy place to relax in an area that was crying out for it. Although some of the meals appear a little over-priced (five quid for a baked potato), the cafe really excels with its extensive drink choices, while its free wifi and weekly Thursday live music nights ensure it's already making a name for itself. It's a chain of sorts, with branches in Kirkintilloch, Hamilton and Alloa, but a very homely one which represents a far more relaxing refuge than the usual go-to guys.

The slowest cafe we hv ever been to!!! It's a Sunday afternoon n there were only two staff working…read more We were the next but literally waited for abt ten mins to just get served. The staff said two wee seconds. It's more like 20,000 seconds. Saw two groups of ppl leaving coz they couldn't wait longer. Only wanted to leave 1 star but their peanut butter cheesecake is pretty amazing. I ordered a small latte. It's 2/3 portion of the one u get in costa or Starbucks. Their scones look tempting but taste quite ordinary. Overall, I wish there is a Starbucks or costa nearby so I don't need to come here again.

As front-of-house theatre cafes go, this is one of the best. The Beacon is a new-ish building and…read morethe cafe/bar is very clean and modern in style, with large windows providing good views over the river. It's open throughout the day, so you can drop in for coffee or brunch; but they really excel at the pre-show dinners. Really nice food that is well-presented with attentive service. Good sized portions too. If you want a classy theatre experience come and eat here beforehand, but allow plenty of time so that you can relax into the genteel atmosphere and enjoy the views across the Clyde.

Great wee bistro for a drink before a concert. My guy and I stopped in for a quick drink before…read morethe concert we were at The Beacon Arts Centre to see. It was quite busy, with the headlining band eating right among the other patrons, but we were able to find one empty table which was nice. We ordered our drinks and sat down and enjoyed the atmosphere before the concert. This is a huge bistro, plenty of seating for a meal if you're in the area (with or without seeing something on at The Beacon) and plenty of nice staff members around to help. Even though we were only here for a quick drink, a staff member came over to make sure we weren't after a meal. Looking back, it would have been nice to have a bite to eat, as we weren't able to score any solid meal after the event, only drinks. Great place, and I love the star lamps in the windows.

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.

Since its refit a few years ago Belles has flourished. The menu offers truly tasty, quality grub…read morewith nice touches. The vanilla ice cream is one of the best I've ever tasted and you will be spoiled for choice with the cakes on offer. Try the BLT or French toast! Their coleslaw is also top notch. The sloooow service lets Belles down but with the introduction of flavoured coffees to go with my cake, I can forgive them.

Belles in Hamilton is a favourite with the grannies, and we always came here for a 'wee cup of tea'…read morein my younger days when shopping with parents. It used to be much smaller but has since had a nice face lift, which brings it up to date with the more modern coffee houses like Costa and Nero. It does the usual lunchy stuff; sandwiches, toasties, soups, baked potatoes and light dinners like macaroni cheese and fish and chips, perfect for a nice home cooked filler when out and about, and a great alternative to a greasy McDonald's or the likes. A lovely wee tearoom to take your granny or mum for a shopping break, really warm and cosy with friendly staff and lovely, homemade food!

Been a couple of times now to the Morrison's cafe for breakfast/brunch. Still to try their main…read moremeals or lunch menu but they have quite a good choice of meals & they do a 'Teatime Deal' which is £9 for 2 main courses & drinks, pretty good. What I really do like about here is they serve their breakfasts until 4pm. Great. Sometimes you wake up a bit late & want breakfast & other times it might be 'lunchtime' but all you want is a big fry up brekkie - this Mozzers cafe caters for that. Thumbs up. They also do a wide range of breakfast options from the healthy (mixed berry granola & yogurt) to the naughty (the belly busting big Scottish Breakfast) and recently they added a Meat-free Breakfast which I had on my last visit. It was okay but a little bland; the Quorn sausage, toast, beans & fried egg were nice but the mushrooms, tomato & hash browns (which I usually LOVE) were all quite tasteless. On my first visit I had the Wee Scottish Breakfast and that was really good - just the right amount of everything & I was still pooped afterwards, all for a bargainous price of £3.75. The coffee here is not too shabby and they have things like Build Your Own Burger, kids meals for £2.99 and meals for under 600 calories. In fact all meals have the calorie contents beside them which is a really good (if sometimes terrifying!) addition to the menu. Upon out first visit we noticed how blummin' annoying it was that the doors into the cafe are automatic & everytime someone walked past to enter the supermarket next door they kept opening & during the winter this was hellish. Thankfully they have since corrected this by adding a push button on the doors outside & in so there is slightly less of the annoying Partick wind tunnel bellowing through the cafe every 2 minutes. Tables & chairs are reasonably comfortable and the place is kept quite clean & tidy most of the time too. Service is quite quick but it's not a canteen style service even though it may look that way. You order, they give you a table number & it is then brought to you when ready - it means things are being cooked to order rather than simply some pre-cooked/warmed food being plonked on your plate as & when you place your order. Good prices & reasonable food in a pleasant enough environment. Great for a lazy/late brekkie, cheap lunch or super value, sit-in teatime meal.