The pasta here is so fresh, you can taste the difference. My friends and I shared a few plates and couldn&#39;t get over how good it was for the price. Perfect for a casual catch-up.

Been coming here for years, and the coffee&#39;s always spot on. That&#39;s the main thing for me. The full English is decent, bit of a fan of the extra crispy bacon they do. Keeps me coming back.

Popped in for a drink and the fresh juice was lovely. The lamb kabsa at the next table looked like a huge portion. The Iraqi tea is very strong, just how I like it. A comfortable spot to relax.

Upstairs is much quieter, a nice escape from the buzz. The rice bowl was a solid choice, not your usual pub grub. Good flavours and a decent portion.

The Pasteis de Nata are a must-try. They&#39;re a nice change from the usual cafe pastries. The custard was just right, not too sweet. The pastry was flaky and warm. A good spot for a little treat.

Popped in for lunch, fish and chips. Portion was massive, honestly could&#39;ve shared it. Beer and cider were decent, staff had a good suggestion there. Chips were proper crispy, fish was nice and flaky. Solid feed for the price.

Service was spot on. The team approach means you&#39;re never looking around for someone, but they don&#39;t hover. Just right.

The menu&#39;s calorie counts are a lifesaver for tracking. Pancakes and plant burger were both solid.

The lamb railway curry was spot-on, rich with spices. Paired it with a bold red from their list, which held up nicely against the heat. Just what I was after.

Mussels were juicy. Monkfish wrapped in ham with tagliatelle sauce was fantastic. Cannoli was superb. Quality ingredients, perfectly balanced. My new favorite spot in Glasgow.

The chicken wings and spicy rice combo is really good, and the hot sauce is top notch. It&#39;s a great deal for the price. I liked that the staff were so friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Made for a relaxed lunch.

The team were so on it with the tea and coffee refills, really appreciated that.

The Art Nouveau interior is impressive. It&#39;s like stepping back in time, especially with the original light fixtures.

Very welcoming. Food and service excellent and I look forward to going again at some point. You get a lovely cup of tea there too 🙂

Found this place tucked away in a lane near the uni. The quiet, almost secret feel of the spot really got me. Just a nice, cosy vibe for a relaxed lunch.

The half-pizza, half-pasta combo was a fun idea! They mixed up our order, but sorted it out quickly.

Clear gluten-free menu with good options. Staff knew their stuff and were quick to respond. Felt secure dining here.

The food is absolutely delicious with generous portions, and the service is wonderfully friendly, making for a truly lovely dining experience.

Booked ahead, glad we did &ndash; it was packed! We sat outside under the canopy, which was nice. The main courses were decent, but the portions felt a bit small for the price. Left wanting a little more.

The poutine fries were a total game changer. The fries were crisp, the gravy rich, and the cheese curds squeaky-fresh. Just the right amount of everything. The dessert was nice, but honestly, I could&#39;ve just had another order of those fries.

Good for big groups. Plenty of space, didn&#39;t feel cramped even when they were busy. We had a large family dinner here.

Decent selection of local drafts here. Grabbed a pint after work, it was a bit pricier than I expected, but the beer itself was really nice. Good spot for a drink.

Nice spot for a quick lunch in the West End. Chicken burger was solid, got it with a side salad. Cocktails looked good but stuck to a coffee this time. Service was quick, which is what I needed. A bit on the pricier side for what it is.

Had a late breakfast here, it&#39;s nice they serve it all day. Service was quick and friendly, which I appreciate. The seating was comfortable too, a good spot to relax.

The breakfast buffet is a proper feast! Perfect for a lazy weekend catch-up with friends, though the Scottish breakfast was almost too big to finish. 😅

The service at this restaurant is truly exceptional, with staff such as Alessandro and Ewan offering wonderfully attentive and friendly care.

The mango margarita was a standout &ndash; perfectly balanced and refreshing. They have some good classic cocktail deals earlier in the week too. A solid spot for a well-made drink.

Popped in before a gig. The place was buzzing for a Monday night! Portions are huge, my burger was stacked. Cocktails were on a weekday deal too, which was a nice surprise on the bill.

Got the takeaway lunch special. Portion was generous, and everything was still hot when I got back to the office. The staff were quick even with the lunch rush.

Had a great time in the booth. The live music was a nice touch, really made the evening. Staff were lovely. The only thing was the music got a bit loud later on, but overall a good vibe.

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