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Kaf Coffee is a speciality coffee cafe I’ve visited twice this week and I have a lot of respect and admiration for what they’re doing. Seriously, this menu is epic – you will have a tough time choosing! There’s Scandi plates (meat and vegan), French toast, eggs Benedict, a sandwich and granola.
Pot Luck is one of the hottest new brunch places in Glasgow. It recently opened on Nithsdale Road – if you love all things brunchy, you will absolutely love Pot Luck.
Kimchi Cult in Glasgow's West End have been one of my favourite places to eat for a long time – they do seriously delicious Korean street food. They started out as a pop up, then moved to Glasgow a few years back and into their home on Chancellor Street in the West End.
Drygate is probably one of the places I visit most in Glasgow and yet I realised I don't have a review of it on the blog. It's a brewery, a bar, an event space, a restaurant and a whole lot more, so it's pretty amazing. I'll try to do it justice.
Are there two more beautiful words than Bottomless Brunch? I don't think so. I was pretty damn excited when I heard that McPhabbs were going to be doing a Bottomless Brunch over Easter so made plans to go along.
Dog friendly restaurants in Glasgow? We've got you sorted. We've got restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs and more – our guide is always expanding and covers the West End, Southside, City Centre and Merchant City.
Lebowski's is very dog-friendly - as soon as we arrived, they brought over a bowl for Joffrey and all the staff were really nice and welcoming to him which was good!
I really like it here. A lot. It has an amazing selection, friendly staff and a super chilled out vibe.
Not going to lie, I was ridiculously excited for Papercup opening a 2nd location in Glasgow.
What an awesome place! I'm not sure it counts as new anymore but we finally made it in for dinner before seeing Future of the Left at the gig space, Saint Luke's. It's all really part of the same building but the restaurant & bar has it's own name.
We were sitting on the mezzanine which I totally love - and were tucked away in a corner near the bar so it was like having dinner in a lush oasis with no one else around!
I'm a little bit in love with this place and was really impressed after my visit yesterday - delicious food, great decor and friendly staff.
There was a chilled vibe in the bar and it was pretty quiet aside from some tables with kids. I enjoyed having a drink here and would definitely come back.
Wow, the Rum Shack totally blew my socks off - and I didn't even have any rum!
Yasss - I've got to say, I really, really love the new McPhabbs.
Brunch! Is it the best meal of the day? I'm going to say yes, yes it is.
First impressions might be that this is a paleo cafe, and I guess it does cater to that customer but they are actually also brilliant for anyone with dietary requirements/allergies, or anyone who just wants really tasty food.
BrewDog is a great addition to Merchant City and was really chuffed to visit when it first opened.
I'm a bit in love with this cafe already, after just one (quick) visit. I needed lunch but didn't have much time, so just popped in for a takeaway sandwich and soup.
