Restaurant · Glasgow
A quirky little bolthole off the grey Glasgow streets, with antique cameras, old books and a ladder pinned to the ceiling — plenty to keep a bored child's eyes busy while you wait. Buggy access, high chairs and a kids' menu are all sorted, and the food arrives fast, which matters when someone's melting down or you've got a train to catch from Queen Street. Portions are generous and prices gentle: crispy pakora with hot tea on a cold day, a proper Scottish breakfast with Lorne sausage and potato scone, big melty cheeseburgers, baklava worth the detour. The staff are warm and quick. Two honest snags — the music runs loud, so it's not a sleepy-baby spot, and the fried breakfast can be a bit greasy. One visitor calls it "a real gem".
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