Portions are huge, no joke. The soup tasted homemade, really good. Chicken salad sandwich was fresh and packed with flavour. The cake at the end was just right, not too sweet. A solid, filling lunch.

Been coming here for ages, it&#39;s my safe bet when I can&#39;t decide where to go with mates. The food never lets me down. Staff are always lovely and quick, which is perfect when you&#39;re just catching up and don&#39;t want a fuss.

A nice spot for families. The kids&#39; platter was a big hit with ours, and the staff were friendly and efficient even on a busy Saturday. It&#39;s good to find a place that&#39;s so welcoming to dogs, too.

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.

The takeaway party trays are a solid option for sharing. The dine-in space is a bit tight for more than a couple of people.

First visit. The carvery was pretty good, decent selection of meats and sides. Nice relaxed vibe, and the setting by the river is lovely. Service was fine, though a little slow getting the bill.

Solid spot for a quick lunch. Got the burger, fresh and tasty. Bar service was a bit slow, only one person working. Still, in and out in under 30 mins. Good for a fast bite.

Been coming here for a while now. The coffee is always spot on, and you get a good amount for your money. Place is usually buzzing with locals, which I like. Solid spot.

Been coming here for years for a proper breakfast. The warm black pudding and bacon salad is spot on, just how I like it. Scones are homemade and massive, can&#39;t finish one in a sitting. Prices are fair for what you get.

They had a private room for our big group of 40, which was nice. I did notice the salad greens in my starter were very fresh and crisp, a good sign. Everything was handled smoothly, even with some last-minute changes.

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.

Came by with the family. Kids menu was a hit, staff were really nice about the chaos. Mozzarella sticks were crispy, spaghetti bolognese was solid. Everything came out hot, which is a plus.

The steak was a solid cut, cooked just right. Juicy, good sear. Not the cheapest but the quality was there. I&#39;d go back for that alone.

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.

Grabbed the eggs benedict with haggis and black pudding for a quick breakfast. Portions were huge, couldn&#39;t finish it all. Got me through the morning just fine. Solid spot for a fast, filling bite.

The carvery here is fantastic, with a great selection of meats and vegetables. The staff, especially Chelsea, provided excellent service and made our visit enjoyable.

The steak tartare was so fresh, you could really taste the quality of the ingredients. A lovely, clean dish.

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.

The Pot Still offers a unique experience with its traditional pub feel and an extensive whiskey collection. It&#39;s a great place to unwind and discover new favorites.

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