Some of our favourite coffee shops in Glasgow
1. The Wilson St. Pantry
The WilsonSt. Pantry is one of our favourite places to go to-whether it is meeting up with
friends on a Saturday afternoon, grabbing a quick coffee on your way to work,
hiding from the rain or looking for a place to work on that paper that’s due in
a few days.
It
has a cool, laid back atmosphere with a minimalistic, yet stylish, interior
design. It’s hardly ever empty, which speaks volumes for the quality of the
coffee and decadent pastries, breakfast and lunch offerings.
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| Photo by: Tamara H. (Yelp) |
My friends and I once stayed for 5 hours, slowly but surely making our way through the menu! I can tell you it’s that good. The staff is extremely friendly and you are likely to end up having a friendly and engaged conversation with them.
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| Source: Instagram Willon Street Pantry |
The
not so ‘good’ - The kitchen closes quite early for those of us that wake up
late and we had an issue with the WiFi not being quite up to speed when trying
to get some work done.
Useful information:
Be sure to book a reservation ahead of time on the weekends as seats tend to fill up quickly.
Be sure to book a reservation ahead of time on the weekends as seats tend to fill up quickly.
Nook Meter 5/5
2.It all started here
It all started here is an awesome insider coffee hotspot in the Shawlands area of Glasgow. They offer
coffee from some of the UK and Europe’s best roasters.
The last time I was there they had trendy, up-beat electro music playing, for all the electro music fans out there. They also offer some fantastic sweet treats like coconut and chocolate macaroons and raspberry cheesecake brownies. The place is fairly small, providing you with the feeling of sitting right in your own home.
The
not so ‘good’ - May be a bit of a journey to get there by public transport from the Merchant city. But it's definitely worth it!
3.Space Speciality Coffee House
The Space Speciality Coffee House is all about bold colours and strong unique flavours. The owners show a unique
taste and feel for colours. The way the coffee is presented is a piece of art
on its own. Apart from their classic coffee offerings they also have some cool
latte alternatives (Matcha, beetroot, turmeric). So if you like mixing it up a little bit go
for it!
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| Source: Instagram spacecoffeehouse |
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| Source: Instagram spacecoffeehouse |
The not so ‘good’ - Its a small space so best for some solo time rather than hanging out with zour mates.
Opening hours: Closed Mondays, Tuesday-Friday 8am-5.30pm, Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 10am-5pm
Location: Click here
Nook Meter: 5/5
4. Sprigg
Sprigg is a small urban café on Ingram Street. Inside,
you will find a few chairs where you can sit and indulge in your coffee. It has
a reputation for being the perfect spot to grab a coffee and a bite to eat to-go
on your way to work or university. Perhaps the best part of all, Sprigg is
light on the wallet, as the majority of their coffees are only £2!
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| Photo by: do-architecture |
The
not so ‘good’ - Their concept is that of a takeaway breakfast cafe - so not a lot of seating avaliable.
Useful information: You can only pay by card.
Nook Meter: 4/5
Nook Meter: 4/5
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