Service was really friendly and quick. They didn&#39;t mind at all when I asked to swap out a side, which was nice. My food came out fast, even though the place was pretty busy.

Scrambled eggs on toast and bacon roll for a quick breakfast. Eggs were creamy, not overcooked. Bacon was decent. Service was friendly and efficient.

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.

The five-course set for &pound;22 is a solid deal. Honestly, the food quality is on par with places that charge a lot more. The dining room itself is quite nice, with a relaxed, uncluttered feel.

The sourdough salmon and eggs was a huge portion! I did mention the toast was a bit hard, and they quickly brought out softer bread.

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.

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.

Been coming here for a while now. What keeps me coming back is how they&#39;ve kept the flavours consistent. That first time I tried their moqueca, it was a proper introduction to Brazilian food. Still tastes just as good now.

Been coming here for years, and the vegan dishes are consistently spot on. Always a good amount of protein, never feels like you&#39;re missing out. Portions are generous for the price. Staff are just lovely.

Great spot for people-watching from the terrace. Coffee was good, bacon ciabatta hit the spot. Plenty of covered outdoor seating.

Solid spot for a coffee and a quick lunch. Staff were really friendly and efficient. It&#39;s quiet, good for getting some work done. Plus, you get to watch people climbing on the wall, which is a fun little distraction.

First time trying the full Scottish breakfast with haggis and black pudding. Honestly, it was a lot heartier than I expected! Perfect for sharing with a friend after a late night out. The haggis was surprisingly good.

The vegan sausage roll was really tasty, with nice big pieces of vegetable in it. The staff were also very helpful when I asked to change my milk.

Lovely atmosphere, and the staff were really nice. The queue was long but they kept us updated. Portions are generous, so it was worth the wait. The vegan cake to take away was a nice bonus.

Coffee was lovely, staff were friendly. Just a cozy spot for a decent cup. Had a flat white, smooth and not bitter. Sat by the window watching the street for a bit. Nice little find.

Nice spot for a coffee break. The window seat is ideal for people-watching, and they had a decent selection of pastries to go with it.

Decent meal. The ingredients are clearly good quality, which I appreciate. A couple of the smaller plates felt a bit on the small side for the price, but overall it was fine.

Plenty of vegan choices here, which is nice. Got the plant-based burger, came out quick. Good flavour, not bland at all. Perfect for a fast lunch.

Loved the family photos on the walls &ndash; a cool talking point while we had our Superfood and Glesga Kiss. Great spot for a catch-up.

The full Scottish breakfast hit the spot. Perfectly cooked black pudding and those little tattie scones were a nice touch. The old-school decor here is just right for a lazy morning.

The Caesar salad from their winter menu was a lovely, light lunch. The lettuce was crisp and fresh. The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made for a relaxing meal.

Tasty food, good veggie selection. The sandwiches are generous and filling. Decent value for money. Service was a bit slow at lunch, but the food made up for it.

Best coffee in Glasgow! They roast their own coffee just round the corner on Osborne Street. Glad they moved to High Street, much bigger and nicer than the old location.

The ginger cake was really nice, warm and moist. They have a few different milk options for drinks, which is handy. The rest of the menu is okay, nothing that really stood out to me.

Lovely little spot near the museum. Stopped in for a post-walk treat. The fruit tart was the highlight for me &ndash; the berries tasted so fresh and vibrant. Pastry was light, not overly sweet. Just what I wanted.

Great for a quick lunch. The flavour combos are unique and the textures are spot on. Staff were friendly and efficient, got my order out in no time. Perfect when you&#39;re in a rush.

A solid spot for a filling meal. The spicy loaded tater tots were pretty good, and the portions are certainly generous. It&#39;s decent value for a casual dinner with friends.

The lemon drizzle cake is the star here. Moist, sharp icing, not too sweet. Honestly, I&#39;d go back just for that slice. The rest of the menu looks solid, but that cake is the one.

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