We liked this place the first time that we went twice while we were in town. It's a small place…read morewith some indoor seating and some outside but bar style. There are no bathrooms which is a downfall but it was close enough to our hotel. I got the chorizo bagel both days I went and a latte. They have display cases of baked goods and sandwiches. When I ordered, the toasted it. It was filling and had a spicy kick in it. Very good! The bagel was crispy and good too!

We walked by here many times without noticing it because of the sexy donut place next door. If you…read morewanted baked goods like I haven't seen - stop here! Coffee expertly made by the sweetest barista - stop here! The food was outstanding my veggie bagel was perfect and my cappu - smooth as silk. Notice! This isn't on West Nile it's on Gordon st

This cosy cafe wouldn't be out of place in the west end and could easily charge several times the…read moreprice it does. A hidden gem on Duke Street, The Coffee House serves up a surprising selection of good food, from soup and sandwiches, to brunch and baked goods, which are decadent and delicious. Their coffee and cake deal is a bargain at £3.50, with generous servings that could feed two, if you can bear to share. The counter is always crammed with top-quality cakes and you can choose from a sinful selection to accompany your cuppa. If you fancy a bit of brunch, you can have all the trimmings, including eggs how you like them and Belgian waffles with bacon and syrup. My brunching boyfriend assured me that his bacon brunch was delicious and that the waffles were wonderfully fresh. Whatever your whim, The Coffee House is keen to cater and welcomes brunchers, coffee 'n' cake connoisseurs and lunch munchers. I'm glad it's in the east and has its feet firmly planted on the ground, with purse-pleasing prices and good mood food.

First time in Glasgow, of course I wanted to start my day with a great cup of coffee to give me a…read moreboost after traveling all the way from Edinburgh. Laboratorio is a unique name for a coffee shop. We were greeted by a wonderful staff and noticed that they were quite busy at the time we visited. The store is small, with seating both inside and outside. They also have pastries available, but we ended up just getting the coffee. I ordered an iced latte, which was probably a mistake because it was a bit diluted and the coffee flavour was weaker. My partner got the hot version, and it was much better because you could taste the beans more clearly. Overall, I was very satisfied with the coffee. Just a reminder to avoid the iced latte next time! Good service and great coffee!

Very cute place, delicious pastries, friendly staff, absolutely atrocious coffee. I mean dirt…read morewith hot water.

I'm sure you hear this a lot, but the breakfast we had at this restaurant was the best breakfast…read moreI've ever had, no doubt! I had the eggs Benedict, which was the perfect portion, cooked to perfection, and left me wanting more. The sauce was light and mixed with the egg in a way that was just indescribable. The French toast with bacon offered a great mix of sweet and savory. Syrup was available if you wanted it, but honestly, you didn't need it. My wife had the fluffy scrambled eggs, creamy, cheesy, served over toast with bacon and hash browns. This is something she gets often, and she has had none better than the ones here. The service was excellent. It's not the biggest restaurant, but the tables seem to move fairly quickly, and they have outdoor seating on warmer days. The whole experience was a delightful way to start our day. So if you happen to be in Glasgow, Scotland, you have to check out the Wilton Street Pantry, you will not be disappointed!

This was a great place for Sunday Brunch. It was within walking distance of our hotel in Merchant…read moreCity and the reviews suggested that it was worth a try. The reservation that we made was worthwhile as they were booked past 1 PM when we arrived at 11:30 AM. They offered a mix of indoor and outdoor seating. We were seated inside and attended to right away. Our server was excellent the entire time we were there. The menu was condensed with some tempting choices. My wife opted for the Avocado Toast, which was loaded generously. She enjoyed it quite a lot. I tried the marinated cherry tomatoes, prosciutto, mozzarella, rocket, pesto and smoked almonds on toasted sourdough. I was likewise happy with my selection. I can also report that the coffee was very good. My wife had a Macchiato and said it was quite nice as well. Including the food, drinks and a small tip, the total bill was £36. At £18 per person, this was not cheap but I had no problem with the value. The experience including the food, the service and the vibe all added up to make this worth the cost. If we're in Glasgow again, we'd be happy to do brunch here again.

This lovely new establishment had only been opened a few days and since I was in the area it would…read morebe rude not to pop in and have a wee cheeky mocha. I was with our lovely Debs M. and we were waiting on David A. and Rob K. to join us. I swear it was like a Yelpers convention in there, we kept meeting Yelper after Yelper in there. Hehe!! The place is so airy and bright compared to Box of Delights which occupied here previously. I love the colour scheme and layout as it seems much bigger now. We found a wee seat while we waited on the guys, then we had one of the baristas, I presumed, sit at our table. It was a bit bizarre and he said 'yes?' We were at the time checking in on the Yelp app, we just explained we were checking in first then we were going to to order. Initially I wasn't sure if he was a member of staff or some random. Haha!! We explained what we were going to have and it seemed to end up with him taking an order. So, I'm not sure for future if you order and pay at the counter or if it is serviced tables. After our strange encounter, David and Rob joined us. As I was enjoying my mocha, in which I didn't take any sugar because I couldn't find any, it seemed rather nice. That's really unusual for me. Debs and I were wanting a wee glass of water so when I asked at the counter they pointed out a sink in the corner with some glasses piled up beside it. I thought this was a rather good idea. They have really thought this place through with their nifty ideas team and also installed plug sockets nearly everywhere that also have USB ports. Genius! Battery running low? Come here and grab some awesome food and great coffee. They also have WiFi so why not bring your office. Eh OK, maybe not your office but a laptop anyway. It's a pleasant atmosphere and I look forward to going back for maybe a wee spot of lunch.

My daughter enjoyed a hot chocolate and a vegan chocolate & peanut butter brownie finger. She said…read moreit was the best brownie she had ever tasted! I asked for a skinny cappuccino. Staff were attentive & friendly. The coffee shop was busy which is always a good sign.

Nice little coffee shop on Bridgeton Cross, selling Matthew Algie coffee. The coffee wasn't bad,…read morenot great, but not awesome. Food looks interesting, and staff were friendly. I will likely be back to check out the sarnies....

I was looking for a nice tea room to go with my wife and I'm very happy to have found the Cup and…read moreSaucer. The tea, sandwiches, scones, etc were great and the price was reasonable. The decor is charming and comfortable. I was there around teatime and they were doing a good business. The only negative was a couple of inconsiderate customers playing videos loudly on their phones. For the sake of other customers, perhaps the staff might have asked them to knock it off. I can also understand why they didn't. I was there in September 2021.

A chilly afternoon in the west end of Glasgow + tea-loving friend+ vintage crave= trip to the cup…read moreand saucer. The interior reminds me of my grandmas living room, and the teacups are pretty much copycats from those I collect at home (when is 22 tea cups ever too much?) Pal and I ordered two teapots: earl grey for me, apple crunch for her. We weren't hungry, but I wish we were cause the meringue and cream with berries sounds deelish!! Loved everything about this place; the welcoming and chatty owner with her retro hairdo, the 1940 s music in the background, the homy cosy feel, the cute china. Perfect for a comforting cuppa on a grey day. Will go back for more!

in the morning I don feel good. i take my time to wake up, so i go to here. When I'm here im allow…read moreto take my time. I eat my coffe and wafel and take my time. Thank you for lettin me. And thank me for letting me, give grace to others we all apprehiate it

Tinderbox Merchant City is a good place to go for a coffee and to relax when the feet get sore…read more Unfortunately, there are a limited number of panini's and if you're a regular user your diet choice won't be so great, forcing you to look elsewhere when you might otherwise make it a first choice every time. I've been visiting more since the "Eat out to help out" scheme and find it a great place to set up the Laptop and escape into my own world. However, their WiFi is very poor and often cuts out, or simply locks out, which will eventually start to become irksome given its one of the key reasons for going there. Get that fixed and it will be rated 5 stars.

An excellent spot to chill and dine in Dennistoun. I had a breakfast roll and latte. All very good,…read moreand the roll and fillings were fresh and yum. The staff was friendly and made me feel welcome, as did eventually other diners. I did some computer work while I was there, and spent probably 2.5 hours just ahead of lunch. I did order a second latte to "pay" for the table even though they weren't heaving busy. Overall just a solid spot.

When I moved to Dennistoun last summer, the general response was a mewling from friends about the…read moreperils of leaving the West End and doomy predictions about not being able to get a decent coffee and breakfast. It was like I was moving back to the 1970s, or something. Tibo and Coias were the two places I was assured I had to try when I moved, so why it has taken me over 8 months to go to Tibo, I don't know. We dropped in yesterday to help combat a hangover, and the menu left me in no doubt how best to tackle it: Full Scottish Breakfast and lots of coffee! Now, I was made aware that the prices have recently gone up because we were handed two different menus, presumably one old and one new one. However, don't let this deter you. The portions more than make up for the price and the quality of the ingredients is high. The service was a little disjointed (meals turned up without sausages and haggis which then showed a few mins later), but the gent was charming enough to be forgiven. They also have a sign stating that they serve their coffee at 60 degrees, and when you taste their cappuccino you can see why. This is the best coffee I have had in Dennistoun. The decor is pleasant, though there is some slightly questionable art (sorry to whoever the artist is) and the staff were very friendly. Definitely worth popping in if you are in the neighbourhood.