I went here recently when I had problems with my home computer to finish off some work I had to do…read more I have never been to an internet cafe in my life. It was super busy and full of mostly international students using email and the usual stuff. They didn't have the version of microsoft word I needed in order to do the tasks I had to do, so it was a waste of a journey for me and still had to pay £1 for 15 minutes even though I was there for approximately 3. The rates are reasonable but it is quite cramped inside with uncomfortable high chairs which are quite close to the person beside you which is awkward. Not as comfortable as a nice University library, which is what I'm used to.

It seems that all you crazy kids with your high falutin' smartphones and Blackberries and fax…read moremachines have made internet cafes obsolete. Most in Glasgow have folded; only Yeeha remains. So explained the fellow at Yeeha, anyway. On a Sunday afternoon I suddenly remembered I had to print out plane tickets for an insanely early Monday flight. So I was very grateful that Yeeha is open until 6pm on Sundays, an hour and a half later than the closest Staples. It doesn't look like much from the street, just a small sign that's easy to miss. Wear comfortable shoes for the two-storey climb upstairs. You may also wish to bring sanitary hand wipes; the keyboard I used was pretty grubby.

I haven't been into iCafe for a quite some time, but as I was passing and in need of some brunch I…read morepopped in to see what they had on offer. As it turned out, the selection of brunch food wasn't that great to be honest; especially with newer places like Papercup making more efforts in the food department. After an uninspiring look through the chill cabinet, I spotted the breakfast menu and decided on the scrambled egg on wholemeal toast, with an Americano of course. The staff were very cheery and helpful though, which goes a long way towards making you feel welcome. The breakfast arrived fairly quickly, and the eggs were tasty enough if a little small in quantity - it couldn't have been more than two eggs - and the toast was fine. Nothing exceptional, but fine, as was the coffee. The place was pretty empty when I went in, apart from a businessman in a window seat who was chatting on his mobile the entire time I was there. This did at least mean that there was nobody else using the free Wi-Fi, so I took advantage of all that bandwith to update a bunch of apps on my phone. iCafe is fine if you're not too discriminating - I would rate them as a step above Costa - but there are better artisanal places around these days, and some of those are not too far from this place. Next time I think I'll keep walking.

I've always harbored a kind of 'hrrrrmmmm... not sure' about these guys. Not sure if it's my…read moreaversion to chains of anykind (ok, it's an uber small chain of 2 stores), or the fact that i've seen it manifest itself from a jack of all trades coffee shop / internet cafe / dvd rental store, master of none, into a pretty comfy internet cafe. What ever the reason for my reservations, they now have to be blasted from the water on a couple of accounts. Things that make it OK: - The coffee is better than it's ever been, as is the service which is now more coffee shop than 'A Cappuccino?... Is that the name of the film you want to rent?' - Cakes... flippin yumerenstein! - The worn in look and feel of the joint. Ok, some would say its a little scruffy. I however like my coffee shops like my trainers... worn in and a bit worn round the edges. In all, a great wee coffee shop with good cakes, decent coffee and a couch to fling a small child onto whilst you dip your saturday afternoon brain into a cup of caffeine.

Shifty staff, slow PCs that hardly ever work, a clientele consisting mainly of life's leftovers,…read moreand extortionate prices for hardly any internet time, PC Emergency really doesn't deliver on any level. It doesn't need to however, as quite amazingy it's the only internet cafe in Glasgow and has saved my bacon on a couple of occasions, so it's best just to grit your teeth and put up with it. Though I've never been sat next to anyone browsing through hardcore porn, the guy next to me once was on a website called "British Spanking". He looked a bit like Manuel from Fawlty Towers as well which made it even funnier.

This "internet cafe" replaces an old address further down St Vincent Street, but sadly the place…read morehas not improved since the move. It isn't right to call it a "cafe" given that the only food or drink availible is from a slow vending machine. I have only really used the place for Internet access and not tried any of the other services on offer, though I don't expect they are much better. The prices - £2 an hour, £5 for an all day pass - are to be expected, but you would also expect at the very least computers that had working mouses and keys that weren't stuck down. Plus the seats are uncomfortable and the computer screens are very far forward - a health and safety disaster. But the very worst thing about this place is the sorts of people who you have to share company with. I've had them all sitting next to me - smelly jakeys, people bellowing down mobile phones, weirdos who talk to themselves, neds listening to very loud rave music through their headphones, you name it. Somebody at work even told me they had to share company with a person who happily surfed through hardcore pornography. I've only used this place because there isn't much of a choice if you urgently require internet access and there's nowhere else to go. Avoid like the plague.

Finally! We have a coffee shop other than your usual Starbucks that is open in the evening…read more It has a nice, clean modern layout and relaxed atmosphere. Great selection of Breakfast served till midday. Tapas, pizzas, baked potatoes and a tasty display of calorie laden cakes..... Mmmmmm!!! You gotta try the Toffee Tiffin triangles.... Soooooo gooooood!!! Great coffee too!!! I had the latte but am yet to try their flat white. So many places get this wrong so that will be the big test. Will report back on this at a later date and decide whether they deserve a 5 star.

Its not bad. Not great. Not anything particularly slick. It just offers good quality and drink…read morecombinations that verge on hipster. The venue is rather dark with weird starburst lights that give it an intimate feeling but make it impractical to work in. There are 4 computers you can use from £1.50 per 15 minutes. This seems to be market price and regularly used. I ordered a large vanilla chai at £3.00 which, for the adverage quality, feels a bit steep. The staff are very friendly but lack any upselling ability and the decor, while neutral lacks any character there is a good menu with many options but my chai latte lacked strength. Good but not great.

Were it possible, I would go with 3.5 stars here…read more My food was delicious. I had an excellent lamb stew with accompanying brown rice, then followed that up with a tasty order of baklava (my all time favorite dessert). I also enjoyed the fresh mint tea. The eatery was comfortable and quaint as well. What holds them back here is the quality of the service. The ordering process was slow. I never got the glass of water I asked for. Even getting the check was a far too lengthy process.

The Bay Tree Cafe Bistro is a lovely wee Mediterranean style cafe that sort of feels like a quiet…read morehaven on the hectic Great Western Road. I spent a while reading in here yesterday with a coffee, and the atmosphere is so lovely; with pleasant staff and a man in the corner smoking a hookah pipe, what more could you ask for? Decent coffee, delicious food (the Persian chicken wrap was so yum), I'll definitely be back here!

I've only been here twice and the last time it was over 15 years back and even back then I don't…read morethink the cafe was even here. What is it like? You have to go down stairs to find the cafe where it's quite spacious next to the cafe there is a library and s museum or gallery upstairs. The menu here is simple a various selection of freshly made sandwiches baguettes and panini's it can get quite busy here at lunch time especially with only one member of staff. At the end there is a display counter fridge that holds cold drinks and a selection of bought in cakes and tray bakes. A nice place if you want something plain quick & easy for morning or lunch snack. Prices here are pretty good latte £2.35 sandwiches & panini's around the £3.50 mark.u

Simple, tasty and affordable fare in a quiet cafe in the basement of the Gallery of Modern Art. Red…read morepepper soup was really good. Staff very friendly. Ideal for working or meeting.

Opened as part of the redevelopment of the ground floor area in the Mitchell Library, this open…read moreplan cafe offers library goes, offfice workers and students the chance to refresh their brains with a selection of caffeine laden hot liquids and tasty snacks. The cafe flanks a rather large bank of Internet ready Pc's and has the feel of an internet cafe rather than "sshhhhhhhhh" your in a library. With plenty of like courtesy of the revamp and large kick ass windows, the Herald in bright, airy and always buzzing with gentle conversation from a diverse group of patrons. Good food is available at reasonable prices, which is nice to see given its opportunity to take advantage of an often "anything will do, i need substance" crowd. A very welcome addition to a wonderful building, done tastefully and in good spirit...nice one.

It's quite good to see an internet cafe, I suppose. There's hardly any of them left except that…read morehorrible one on St Vincent St, but even considering theat they've found a gap in the market, the cheap sterile decor and humdrum food and drink on offer didn't really warm me to this place. There's free Wifi as well, for prople who want to pretend they have to urgently check their e-mails, but are really just looking for an excuse to show off their MacBook.

I just love iCafes in Glasgow. Mainly because they are open late, for the free wifi, and because…read morestaff is lovely every time, and in all three locations. I like their coffees and specialty teas (try the Apple loves mint). I've had a few cakes and they are great as well. Never tried the savory food though, but I suspect it to be very good too. Swing by their shop on Woodlands, Great Western or Sauchiehall street, you won't be disappointed!