Value for money, clean and nice food Had morning rolls and a…read morelarge cappuccino! ...........................

This Milngavie town square coffee shop is quite cute, I think mainly because the customer service…read moreis always fabulous. The gal making my coffee the other morning was a total sweetheart. It is always fairly busy in the morning, probably due to great service and prices. My coffee hit the caffein quench and it came in a very sturdy to-go cup! Many other coffee shops in the area have crappy take-away cups. I have yet to eat the food here, but I have perused the menu and it is quite extensive considering the size of the cafe and few staff. I am sure I will make it in here soon for lunch or brunch!

I woke up at 6.30am in Dublin with a killer hangover after a night of excess and burgers, and I…read moreknew I needed to get my diet back on track when I returned to Glasgow. I emailed The Yoga Kitchen with an email along the lines of "SAVE ME!" and waited for their reply. So what is The Yoga Kitchen? As Lucy B has explained, they do home cooked meals delivered to your door on a Monday night. For one person it's £50 (depending on where you live, you might have to pay a delivery fee, and you pay a £5 deposit for the tupperware containers) and that gets you around 3-4 days worth of meals. The food is vegan/vegetarian and they will also take into account any dietary requirements you have, like gluten free. The menu arrives by email on the Monday with all preparation instructions (everything I've had has been super basic, like reheating on the stove/microwave or in the oven for less than 15 minutes) and they will text you to let you know what time they'll be at your door. I've found their communication to be amazing, especially when I've asked questions about the food ("what is this magical bar of deliciousness?" - re: a protein bar they included in my first order!). But the real question is, what's the food like? I'm not a super-fussy eater but of course there are things I don't like. Black beans, chickpeas, squash ... just to name a few. Last week I had black bean and mushroom burgers for dinner on the first night and they were amazing - seriously meaty tasting and delicious. There goes my theory I didn't like black beans. Last night I had a veggie curry with chickpeas and squash, and again, I really loved it. The food lasts well in the fridge and I find it really handy having delicious, fresh, nutritious food on hand to eat when I'm a bit short on time (and motivation) to cook for myself. I've also found the meals can actually feed two people, so the cost isn't really too bad. I've tended to split the dishes up for lunches and dinner and found that each portion is really generous, and if you can be bothered adding in your own sides (like rice) then it'll go even further. I love that The Yoga Kitchen exists, and really appreciate how good it is to get delicious food delivered to my door. It's like takeaway, but guilt-free! Amazing.

The Yoga Kitchen do all sorts of cool things. Yoga being the obvious one, but this review is for…read morethe vegetarian and vegan catering service. The really unique service they provide is a weekly home meal delivery service. They deliver awesome, super healthy, and delicious food straight to your door. Normally, there's at least 5 or 6 different items, designed to provide around 3 - 4 days worth of healthy dinners. For example, this week I have received a spinach and asparagus soup, a fennell and coconut tart, a sweet potato and pepper dal, a cannelllini bean salad and a pea, mint, almond and chilli dip. Oh and a wee extra of sweet chilli jam, because they know I love it! The dishes are really inventive, and I would never ever bother going to this much effort if I was making things myself. They even make salad amazing, which in my opinion, is quite a feat. So i'm getting much more variety in my diet and eating more veg and salad that I normally would. They've been great about my dietary requirements too which are primarily vegan and wheat free, but there's other bits and bobs I can't eat, and they've never made a fuss about this. The ingredients are from ethically and organically sourced ingredients where possible, which I also really appreciate, as this is the sort of thing I consider when cooking for myself, and there hasn't been a single dish that I haven't enjoyed. They also catered for my 40th birthday - just a small family gathering, and everyone loved the food. Even if it was super healthy and not your usual birthday party fare! It went down really well with everyone. I'm so glad I discovered the Yoga Kitchen. Being able to rely on them to deliver food that's good for me has really freed me up from being in the kitchen so much, and I would highly recommend them.

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The food was fantastic and the service was amazingly friendly,easily superior to the only other…read morehigh end experience I have tried of the same type, Mancinis of Helensburgh pales in comparison easily outclassed by the ambiance offered by the experience of dining on a boat!

McMonagles has recently underwent a refurbishment and is looking fab!…read more The main reason that I visit here is that they offer gluten free fish and chips all the time for sit in and takeaway. I have also noticed that they will cook fritters for you gluten free if you ask. The staff are really friendly and the prices are quite reasonable too. The only reason that this is not a 5 star review is that there is no disabled access to the main restaurant as it is upstairs so bringing my mum here is a no go and i would also like to see a few more items on the gluten free menu.

It was only after i had sat down and ordered the 'morning combo' of coffee and square sausage…read more(other hot beverages and roll fillings are available) that i noticed how entirely inappropriately i was dressed for this place. Wearing my new ' oh my god Margaret its a hoody', ripped jeans and grubby vintage navy jacket i casually sauntered like the prole i am into this hotbed of hegemony, i could almost smell the new dfi sofas, recently built extensions and two car driveways. My first thought was i should steal something, my second was 'wow', i actually like this place. Located in the upper floor of what appears to my laymen eyes as an old Victorian style building (white exterior walls with black wooden beams) this beautiful wee tea room offers quite a lovely place to grab a coffee and have a nosey. More of an old style tea room rather than coffee shop (read Costa; Starbucks), it offers the usual fare of breakfast and lunch snacks; sandwiches, soups, baked potatoes etc, along with some yummy looking cakes, biscuits, pies and other treats. I have to say I'm a little surprised at myself in liking this place despite it being completely not my style. I think it has more to do with the interior of the cafe rather than anting else. High wooden beamed ceilings are combined with a vast old marble fire place and wooden mantle in addition to a wonderful massive old window basking the entire cafe in as much winter sun as is possible. A definite if your into your quaint and fancy a tea, coffee, snack, cake or even just a questioning look from Margret...wear a hoody, i dare you!!

Even if this place was the pits, it would still be worth visiting for its truly spectacular…read morecollection of tea pots. I have to confess my ignorance to it being such an art form. As it happens, Tea Cosy is actually the sort of solid, welcoming cafe it can often by frustratingly hard to find when all you desire is a quick bite to eat. Offering the usual tea/coffee/hot chocolate/cake fare, it also offers a reasonably substantial menu of light bites. I had an egg mayonnaise baguette here which was tasty and cheap. It's a slightly bizarre set up. The barren staircase leading to the cafe would have you believe you are heading into someone's house as opposed to a homely cafe, but somehow it adds to the appeal.

Had a lovely breakfast, the full Scottish Breakfast MINUS the haggis. Excellent food, very nice…read morewaitstaff. I hope to return for lunch before I leave.

A hidden gem! Full…read moreScottish was the order of the day and brioche French Toast were delicious. Service was just right We really love this place.

Alberts is somewhere I regularly go for a sandwich (and usually a cake as well) during my lunch…read morehour. It's a relatively new establishment, opening in 2007, located right beside Shields Road underground station. They have an extensive menu of breakfast items, sandwiches and hot meals. Their sandwiches comes on a range of breads and you can choose from lots of fillings. They sell nice cakes, and a small selection of chocolate and crisps. There are a few tables if you want to sit in or you can take away. The queue can get long at lunch time so service isn't always quick but the staff are friendly and prices are reasonable.

This was pleasure to find and support. Their mission statement and purpose is very important…read more Scones are out of this world good. The coffee was smooth and flavorful. Service was sweet, fast and helpful. Love the sweet ambiance that was Jesus focus as it is in a chapel that still has services!

I love this place so much that I have to stop in the middle of my vacation just to write this…read morereview! Love their food but what I love even more, is how they help to feed the homeless and/or those in need. Whether you're a paying customer or someone in need, EVERYONE EATS THE SAME SOUP! Bravo!!! The Wild Olive Tree is located on Nelson Mandela's Place, inside the St. George's Tron Church of Scotland. The lovely cafe is on the main level. You walk in and get seated for table service; or you can order takeout. This is not a Soup Kitchen per se, but if you're a person of need, you can enter via a side door for free soup and hot beverages to go. They have been in operation since 2015, and in their first three years of operation, have given away 12,000 meals and 13,500 hot beverages! Again, BRAVO!!! All profits and donations from the Cafe go to their two charity partners: Glasgow City Mission and Bethany Christian Trust, to support their ongoing work with some of the city's most vulnerable people. The charities also help with work placement and employability training. How awesome is that?!?! The team at The Wild Olive Tree consists of paid staff, volunteers and work placements. This team of people are awesome! The food is homemade and delicious, customer service is so friendly, and they're so thankful for your visit. If I lived in Glasgow, I'd be a regular customer for sure! If you're ever in Glasgow (down the block from George Square), please stop by for a gigantic bowl of delicious homemade soup and scones...you'll be so glad you did!