Breakfast places in Scotland you don’t want to miss!
1. Hula Juice Bar & Gallery – Edinburgh
Taking a day trip to Edinburgh to escape the hustle and bustle of Glasgow? Then HulaJuice Bar and Gallery is a must stop once your arrive! This delicious and healthy spot is located on West Bow, a beautiful street littered with colourful houses. It will take you straight back to Notting Hill in London.
They
have a fantastic menu with so many delicious options that may make it a bit
difficult to pick, but in a place like this there is no such thing as a wrong
decision. At the top of our menu recommendations are their fruit bowls; it’s
impossible to decide if they look or taste better! A must try is their Maca
Nana Bowl with bananas, blueberries, peanut butter and frozen raspberries.
Useful information: You can’t
make reservations; it’s first come first serve.
Nook Meter 4/5
2. Single End - Glasgow
Single End offers
comfort food at it’s best! Finding good bread in the UK (as I’m used to from
Germany) isn’t that easy. But Single End knows how to do it! You can take your pick
from their amazing selection of home made products. Curious what sweet potato
and almond bread tastes…then this is your opportunity. Our top three favourites
dishes are the hot smoked, poached sandwich with the nut and olive loaf, the Betty
Breakfast and the French Toast with poached fruit and mascarpone.
Although we give those three dishes our best regards, in a place like this you can’t go wrong with any of the options and customizations. Most of the food options are vegan and/or gluten free. The cake selection is also impressive. The carrot cake is one of the best I had in Glasgow. The staff is helpful and motivated even during busy peak times.
Useful information:
They offer free Wifi, have 2 places in Glasgow (Garnethill/Merchant City), make sure to make a reservation on the weekend.
They offer free Wifi, have 2 places in Glasgow (Garnethill/Merchant City), make sure to make a reservation on the weekend.
Nook Meter 5/5
3. Stack & Still - Glasgow
Stack & Still is all about pancakes. It’s UK’s largest pancake house
with about 200 seats. The menu in very impressive. They offer signature dishes
or you can stack your own pancakes with all kinds of crazy toppings you can
think of from oreo biscuit to sausages. They also offer you to choose from
Sugar Free, Guten Free (vegan), Buckweat, Protein or Buttermilk stake of
pancakes.
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They have free Wifi, they do not take reservations for fewer than 8
people. For booking a table be aware that a £10 per head deposit is required
for all bookings of 8 or more guests. For a drop in numbers,
cancellation or 'no-show' within 24 hours of your booking, no refund will be
given. Deposit payments are per-person, and are not transferrable. It’s not
possible to reservations during peak times. (Peak times are between 11am and
3pm on Saturdays and 10am and 3pm on Sundays.) If you make a reservation you’re
not able to put your own pancakes together ‘Choose your own stack’.
Nook Meter 4/5
4. Flame Tree Cafe’ – Dundee
For all the foodies wanting to do a day trip to Dundee then make sure to
check out Flame Tree Café. Fun fact: Dundee is considered the sunniest city in
Scotland where you will find palm trees growing. Don’t ask me how they survive
a Scottish winter.
Their milkshake and Frappe/ Vegan Frappe’s selection is impressive for instance
a choc min, s’mores and white chocolate and raspberry Frappe. I had the rainbow bagel with cream cheese and a
chocolate milkshake. I can definitely recommend it (great for a hangover;)
Useful information: They have free Wifi
Nook Meter 4/5
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