Afternoon tea. Proper three-tier stand. Sandwiches were fine. Scone was warm. Strawberry tart and the chocolate gateau were the highlight. Staff were friendly, especially Dana and Sherry. Made it feel relaxed.

A really peaceful spot for lunch. The music is gentle, not intrusive at all. I appreciate how clean everything feels &ndash; the tables, the cutlery. It lets you focus on your food without any distractions. A nice change from the usual bustle.

Lovely spot to sit outside on a sunny day. They&#39;re dog-friendly too, so I could bring my pup along. The shade from the trees was just right.

Seafood pasta was generous, fresh prawns and mussels. Good portion for the price. Service was efficient, got the bill quickly. Windows make it bright.

Birria beef tacos were the highlight. The meat was so tender and flavourful, and the consomm&eacute; for dipping was perfect. A really fun spot in Finnieston, and the margarita I had was a nice touch.

The tandoori mixed grill portion was huge, way bigger than I thought it&rsquo;d be. The space itself is really nice, high ceilings and comfy booths. Just a relaxed spot for a proper meal.

The 3-tapas-and-dessert deal was a solid way to sample the menu. Staff were really helpful with my dietary questions.

The Chateaubriand for two was perfectly cooked, incredibly tender. The real star for me was the cocktail we had to finish the meal&mdash;a complex, smoky old fashioned that paired so well with the rich beef. Staff were lovely.

The special pho here is huge! Got a massive, tender piece of beef in mine. Honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all, which is pretty rare for me. Really good value for what you pay.

Friendly staff, spotless place. The cozy vibe really got me - just a relaxed, quiet corner to unwind. Felt like a little escape.

Nice little spot, feels cosy despite being in the mall. The old-school music and the Indian artwork on the walls are a nice touch, makes it different. Food&#39;s decent too.

Had the pierogi here and honestly, it&#39;s the closest I&#39;ve had to Warsaw. The portion was huge for the price, I couldn&#39;t finish it all. Will definitely be back to try the bigos.

Prices were spot on for what you get. My pho was huge and packed with flavour, felt like a proper taste of Hanoi. All in, with a drink and dessert, it was about &pound;25. Good find.

Solid deal. 6 quid for 6 starters, 10 for mains. Food&#39;s decent for the price. Went for the calamari and a burger. Can&#39;t complain.

Nice spot for a relaxed lunch. The menu had plenty of options, and my food arrived quickly. The booth seating was really comfortable, which made the whole experience very pleasant.

Service is consistently good here. Staff are friendly and efficient, even during busy periods. They manage to make you feel welcome without being overbearing.

The chips are better now, they&#39;ve got this peppery seasoning and they leave the skins on. Good texture from that. Still, I&#39;d take them a bit crispier. The gravy was thick, really good with them.

Festive vibe. Staff were friendly. Menu had a good choice. Went for the truffle pasta. Solid. Could taste the truffle. Portion was decent. A bit pricey though.

As someone who&#39;s careful about what I drink with food, I was impressed. The server really knew the wine list and suggested a lovely pairing for my gluten-free meal. The bread was surprisingly good too. Felt very well looked after.

Loved the vibe here! The candlelight made it feel so cosy and romantic. The building itself has this charming, rustic charm with really interesting bits of decor. Perfect for a chilled evening.

Stopped by after visiting the uni. The wait for a table was about 15 minutes, which was fine. The smoked salmon scrambled eggs were really good, fresh and tasty. A solid lunch spot.

Lovely spot for a catch-up with friends. The vibe is relaxed and the tables are nicely spaced. We tried the vegan pasta and it was fresh and tasty. Just a bit on the pricier side, but the service was spot-on.

The biryani was a bit bland this time. Usually it&#39;s spot on, but the flavour just wasn&#39;t there tonight. The dosa was tasty, but the portion felt smaller than I remembered.

The chocolate fondue was a proper treat. Loads of bits to dip - marshmallows, fruit, the lot. The baked Camembert starter was spot on too. Really hit the spot for a chilled evening.

The burritos are solid, and they have a decent selection of local beers that paired nicely. The ingredients tasted fresh.

Decent variety on the menu, and the atmosphere was quite pleasant. Appreciated the big jug of water on the table &ndash; a nice touch. The pasta I ordered was pretty good, though a little on the salty side for my taste.

The cocktail class with Max was so much fun! Perfect for a group of friends. He was really engaging and got everyone involved, even my mate who&#39;s usually shy. We all left feeling like amateur mixologists.

The mussels were spot on, and the roast beef was cooked just right. Perfect for a catch-up with friends over a few glasses of wine. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

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