Loathe as i am to agreeing with anybody younger and arguably prettier than myself, i must, despite…read moremy reservations, commend Gordon on his review for this wee place.....damn you!!!!!!! Snot face is right, this is a cracking wee place that's straight out of days of yore in terms of both pricing and style. With most bakers now taking on the Greggs look, its refreshing to find one that ain't. Add to this the great pie's, prepubescent G is right here too, they are pretty damn fine and you have yourself a mighty fine wee find out here in the sticks on Partick. So yeah, if your out this way and fancy some stodge followed by some sugary fat with cream then why not follow young child and my advice...come here....sorry Gordon...it's your own fault for being born after me.

The Wee Bakers provides some welcome relief on a street that is full of nothing but newsagents…read more There is also a few other bakeries further up the street towards Partick, though the Wee Bakers is in my opinion the best of the bunch. The prices are very cheap in the Wee Bakers - for example, it is only £1.55 for a can of Irn Bru, a hot scotch pie and a chocolate chip cookie. There is also a great choice of not only various cakes and pastry food such as sausage rolls and bridies, but also hot soup, filled rolls, tea and coffee. Service is very quick - there is obviously stuff that has already been heated in advance so you don't have to sit and wait for long, though the food is always heated through properly; it's not like in Greggs where they give you a pie that has been sitting out all afternoon and has gone cold. The ladies who work here are also very pleasant and friendly. My only real complaint about this place is that it looks a bit too old and traditional - it would be nice to see the cakes sitting out in more pristine and modern storage trays etc. However, all of the food I have tasted is excellent - the scotch pies in particular taste unique and are possibly the best I've ever eaten (trust me, I've tried them at just about every football ground in Scotland!), while the donuts and cookies are gorgeous, even though I feel terribly guilty every time I indulge in one. T This place absolutely wipes the floor with the two Greggs nearby, not just in terms of the food, but the service too.

This gregs is no different from other branches of greggs selling big softies, oval bits, various…read moresandwhiches, sausage rolls, steak bites, chicken bites and pies etc. The shop is small but the food always smells so good. They have a few packets of crisps and they also sell bread and a nice variety of cakes including yum yums and strawberry tarts etc. This is popular with the locals and as a result late on a Saturday there is not much left so go early if you can. This shop is shut on a Sunday.

Irvine's Bakery is well respected in the Garnock Valley with branches also in Beith and Dalry…read more All products are freshly made by themselves with lots of varieties of bread, rolls and yummy cakes. They also do a hot and cold filled roll take away service. Good helpful staff.

I feel honoured and indeed privileged to write the first ever review of The Street Cafe. Although…read morepotentially mobile, this Burger Van has never left its permanent home on the corner of Sauchiehall Street and Woodside Crescent at Charing X. Famous and legendary fry up masterchef Maggie of 'The Maggie' fame on Queen Margaret Drive works in this particular establishment. She work tirelessly late into the night, serving up breakfast style rolls to the hoards of boozed up Glasgow City Centre revellers and always with a smile on her face. On the menu, is your classic bacon, sausage, egg, hamburger, tattie scone roll combo's. If your feeling particularly brave, you can quite literally 'have it all' with the world renowned Scooby Snack (basically everything on a roll). Its quite a sight to behold and will cure even the deadliest of hangovers. WARNING - only attempt the Scooby Snack if you are completely inebriated! Maggie will even offer the customer a classic soft white roll or a crispy one, such service you would never expect to find at your typical fast food caff. Other delicacies include homemade soups, pastries, Tunnocks biscuits and Nescafe / Tetley tea. There is often great banter to be had with your host and fellow customers,so its worth hanging around while you get stuck into your delicious roll. A night out really isn't a night out unless you stop off at your local Street Cafe on your way home.

They must be doing something right as they have lasted this long, Maggie's must be one of Glasgow's…read moreoriginal street food vendors. On many a night l ended up here on my way home from o'neils bar in sauchiehall street. a scoobie snack is a must if you have not tried one yet.

I've always stayed away from Greggs, thinking it was all about the Sausage Roll. However, having…read moretried every other take away place in the G41 area somone suggested giving Greggs a go. I was pleasantly surprised. The selection of sandwiches was good. The fillings are quite sparse but the bread is nice and they are only around £1. The cakes are as you would expect from a Scottish bakers. Not where I'd go every day, but have certainly had a lot worse and paid a lot more in the immediate vicinity from independent deli/cafe type places. The staff is also friendly and super fast at serving - in and out, no fuss and all with a smile.

This is a typical Greggs: sandwiches in a variety of imaginative sounding but serviceable flavours,…read morethick pastries, hot food that is all about the calories and not the taste, a long queue of school children at lunchtime. It's better to miss this out and head further into Shawlands, where other, more homely, bakeries can satiate your sweet tooth, or check one of the delis for a hand made sandwich.

I called in here yesterday to buy my husband a macaroni pie. He has only eaten those from a rival…read morebaker's up till now but he later declared the Brownings variety to be every bit as good! This is just a small shop in Dean Street but it's well stocked and the staff are lovely and friendly. In addition to fresh bread, you can buy delicious filled rolls and baked potatoes, lovely cakes of many kinds and there are many special offers. This week's, for instance, is for two sausage rolls or two pies for just 99p. If a space is available (and there often is) then you can park directly outside.

Good local bakery with a wonderful smell as you walk past that entices you in. It sells all sorts…read moreof bakery products from rolls to cakes and buns and does takeaway hot and coled rolls, soup etc. Good products and slightly higher than national bakers but worth it as all products are fresh and local where possible

I know, I know! I may complain that's there's not a great variety of take aways in Govan but when…read moreyou need a quick lunch this is the place to go. This branch, like most, is always heaving. I will wait in that queue no matter what because the smell sucks you in. My personal favourite delight about the branch is Janice. You can always hear her before you see her. She always singing and chatting away to the customers. Janice really livens up Greggs and she's no a bad wee singer either. I've said to her "you no been up at the Brechins for karaoke Tuesdays yet?" She said her husband won't let her. Bless! The staff are always really nice and you can get some good banter with them especially when Janice joins in. Admittedly at the moment I am enjoying the Christmas specials. I am very partial to the Brie and Cranberry bakes. Yum! Janice said they are popular and should keep them. I wholeheartedly agree! Greggs is Greggs with it's usual range of bakes and it's famous sausage rolls. It's cheap, it's cheerful but the specials are always worth going in for.

Cracking wee place with good food.Very well priced and the staff are extremely friendly.If I'm in…read moreMotherwell I always pop in for a bite to eat or even just a cup of tea