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The city is renowned for its wide range of restaurants with areas across Glasgow boasting some of the country’s most unique experiences.
From vintage cafes to quaint tea rooms, there’s something for all tastes.
Glasgow’s quirkiest cafes and restaurants to try this weekend
Here are the best cafes and restaurants to try in Glasgow:
The Hidden Lane Tea Room
For something a stone’s throw from the city, try The Hidden Lane Tearoom in Finnieston.
The cafe is known for its quirky theme with tea and cakes served on vintage china and traditional posters and a gable adorning the place.
Location: 1103 Argyle Street, G3 8ND
The university cafe
Continuing the vintage theme, the University Cafe on Byers Road has been a student staple for years.
The cafe has comfortable booth seating and serves the classic Scottish fry-up as well as homemade ice cream for those on the go.
The University Cafe has been praised on Tripadvisor with reviews giving it 4.5/5.
One user said: “The ice cream cone at the front got me. Two pounds, 70p. Homemade, three flavors and the vanilla was wonderful. It was a short walk from the Kelvingrove museum. I’m sure the meals are good too.”
Location: 87 Byres Road, Glasgow, United Kingdom, G11 5HN
Cafe Vander
Located in the heart of downtown, Cafe Wander is a quaint place that provides a rather homey atmosphere, and sells comfort items like hot chocolate.
Location: 110 W George St, Glasgow G2 1QJ
BAM Glasgow
BAM Glasgow is an independently owned vintage cafe in the Southside serving pastries and curating some of the best vintage items.
If you want to grab a tipple while browsing some of the best clothes from the past then this place is for you.
Location: 44 Nithsdale Rd, Glasgow G41 2AN
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A cafe for art lovers
For a taste of history and some great coffee, check out Art Lovers Cafe in Bellahouston Park.
The cafe is located in a Mackintosh-inspired home and uses fresh ingredients from local suppliers to create its menu.
The restaurant is open 7 days a week from 10am, and offers afternoon tea for those who want to relax on the weekend.
One customer said on Tripadvisor: “Lovely atmosphere in the dining room. Attentive staff who also gave you enough time with the menu, didn’t feel rushed.”
Location: House for an Lover, 10 Dumbreck Rd, Bellahouston, Glasgow G41 5BW
Kotel, Arav Road
Located in Broomhill, Kothel Cafe has a grown-up feel with trees and vines growing throughout the premises.
The cafe offers a bit of the jungle in the heart of the city, allowing surfers to enjoy coffee and a meal both inside and outside (depending on the weather).
Location: 300 Crow Rd, Glasgow G11 7HS
