House for an Art Lover - Art Lovers Cafe in Glasgow City

A fantastic lunch with friends in the cafe. The Ham Hough dish with potatoes and savoy cabbage was particularly delicious, the ideal winter warmer. Of course, no visit to the cafe is complete without an Empire Biscuit, definitely the best in Glasgow! Perfect washed down with a generous pot of tea. Service was so friendly, as always, can’t wait to visit again soon.

Always reliable! It’s just a pleasure to go somewhere that if you ask for something a little different, it’s done without any fuss or the can’t do attitude. My wife can only manage a small cappuccino and I like a regular one. No problem! Empire biscuit is one of the best and the pear Danish was warmed up - excellent! Service was great and my wife enjoyed looking around the shop on the way out.

We have visited this cafe a good few times. It is a beautiful cafe,staff are all lovely,but on a recent visit I wasn't that impressed. I ordered the soup I found it thin and watery. My sister's roll was not well presented it was burnt with a hole in it.now this cafe is not cheap and I've never been disappointed until now. I may consider going elsewhere

Unfortunately we were very disappointed with the food. 2 ciabatta with cheese and tomato, still looking for the cheese and the tomato was supposed to be marinated, which did not taste of anything. It was extremely dry. My daughter had the smoked salmon baguel which was dry and lacked filling also. Service was ok, though reasonably cheery staff.

Great - only came for coffee and a bacon roll and a business meeting but thoroughly enjoyed it - great parking, service and ambience. Thanks

Came here again (I am a creature of habit on my rare visits to the Southside) and the service, coffee and food were great. It was busyish and the coffee could have been a little quicker but I'm just nit picking...great parking and free. The staff are always really pleasant and helpful.

I have visited several times before and enjoyed the service and the food, however we were very disappointed with the service and the food. A charming lady showed us to a table. A rather glum waitress then took our drinks order. We waited over 30 minutes for two salads. The avocados tasted like they had been immersed in a vinegar type dressing. The poached egg had no yolk, a tiny amount of yellow liquid on the plate was all that remained of it. My husbands salad was not much better. A very cheery waitress passed by the table several times, but unfortunately we were served by the glum girl. We didn’t wait for coffee. Such a pity, it used to be so good.

I write this with heavy heart as the cafe has long been our ‘go to’ place for lunch or coffee and scones/cake. Lunch dropped off the agenda some time ago , as I have not been impressed with the rarely changing menu.I did try the Art Lovers salad a few weeks back when a friend was keen to have lunch there but it was really poor.Fairly tasteless dressing and two big, muckle lumps of chicken dumped on top . Not chargrilled in nice sliced pieces but cooked and served as if someone really couldn’t be bothered.There were also two big chunks of avocado..again, poorly presented. I had long thought the scones here were amongst the very best(being a scone aficionado 😋) But on the last two visits for tea and scones, my fruit scone has been as dry as toast.Not sure if they are not freshly made anymore, or frozen or just poorly made. I did complain about this a few days ago and got a replacement which was just as bad.Not the (always very nice and friendly) serving staff’s fault but a poor baker in the kitchen perhaps.They usually serve the scones nice and warm but this was lukewarm , I assume because any more heating would have rendered it inedible. I really hope the cafe can return to its previous quality.It was incredibly quiet when we were in at the weekend so perhaps others are finding similar issues. It’s such a lovely venue too and we always buy the annual Friends card but I can see it getting far less use for the remainder of the year ,sadly.

I recently booked afternoon tea for 5 of my family to celebrate my mum's belated birthday and we all really enjoyed it. The sandwiches and cakes were lovely and a generous amount. I'm vegetarian and they catered perfectly for this. The decor inside was really nice and I couldn't fault our visit at all. The online booking process was very easy and I received confirmation.

Afternoon Catch Up with with girls. Lovely afternoon tea. Fresh cut sandwiches and pastries, followed by mini scones and then a lovely selection of cakes. Service was good and surrounds clean and fresh. As always a lovely visit.

Overall the experience was satisfactory. The service was good but the prices are just totally out of touch for the postcode. While I appreciate the surroundings are beautiful the actual cafe itself feels just like that - a cafe. I wouldn't say it is particularly special. It is in the middle of Bellahouston Park closeby to some of the most deprived areas of Glasgow. These prices make it cost-prohibitive for a family to enjoy a day at the park and stop for a bite to eat. The menu was limited, and overpriced. The portions were also a little mean. If you take a walk further down the road Bella Vita, Bella Fresca and Rawlings are all better value for money.

We celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary with 40 family and friends in The View which is on the top floor with a terrace looking over Bellahouston Park. It has a lovely warm atmosphere and the lunch was delicious. The staff were very attentive and friendly and nothing was too much trouble. The additional sitting room off the main room allowed everyone to mingle after the meal. Niamh O’Donnell, the events coordinator patiently guided us through the build up to the day for which we were very grateful. We would unhesitatingly recommend the House for an Art Lover.

Oh this was excellent. Went before visiting the house on a wet Sunday lunchtime. No problem getting a table for 3. Food and drinks menus were well thought through with options for light lunch or something more substantial. We opted for sourdough open sandwiches. Fresh, nicely presented. Apple crumble tart wasn’t the best but nice idea. Service was super. Friendly, attentive and welcoming. All in all just what we wanted. Hit the spot.

What a great afternoon my friend and I had catching up in the lovely House for an Art Lover’s cafe. We booked the afternoon tea and we weren’t disappointed a lovely traditional fayre with the occasional modern slant on an old favourite, well presented, plentiful and high quality . We opted for tea and coffee at the beginning of service when we were asked our preference however we were there so long we purchased some more at the end, not a big deal as we felt the afternoon tea was fairly priced. The staff were wonderful, cheery, professional and attentive even though the cafe was busy, we stayed a while just enjoying the food, chatter and the atmosphere, no drowning out by loud music 😁 and we never felt rushed. The staff boxed our remaining goodies and the lovely blonde haired manageress wished us well as we headed home, even after her very long and busy day. We will be back, the afternoon tea experience isn’t good for the diet but is wonderful for the soul! Thank you.

Lovely afternoon tea but with a warning. You are only allowed one cup of tea/ coffe/ soft drink within the overall price, so have some water before getting your drink served with the food. That said, the food was delicious.

Disappointing afternoon tea. Why serve hot drinks well before the afternoon tea is brought out so that they cool down? Coffees weren’t even hot to start with. And we were then charged for refills. Service poor - no one came near us - and food...

A lovely atmosphere in the dining room. Attentive staff who also gave you enough time with the menu, didn’t feel rushed. Table was cleared without being intrusive. Just the right amount of chat/banter. Food was beautifully presented and tasted delicious- great job from the kitchen.

Followed the signs for ‘takeaway hot drinks’ and waited in a queue in the cafe. Got to the front and asked the woman if we ordered there. She took a look at the cafe and curtly told us she was far too busy for takeaway...

I have been using the Art lover's cafe reasonably regular over the past few years (mainly with mum). Over the last few years they have been experimenting with their offer in an attempt to please everyone (this is a guess, but you see it alot),...

Booked for Sunday lunch with a friend a few weeks ago. We ordered drinks and the service was strange as waiters interrupted us ever few minutes at first as we were talking while deciding what to order, then after 15 mins when we wanted to...

I came to your Cafe as I have done for many years and sat at a seat today allocated to me by David (presumably like the star), a manager on duty. From the offset I was more or less left to wait, despite David seeing...

So the day before my reservation I realised that I had in fact only booked a table for lunch, not afternoon tea - I had messed up the booking and left it too late to change it. However my friends & I decided to keep...

From the most personable welcome, perfectly chilled Prosecco and beautiful afternoon tea, the exceptional customer service did this Cafe proud. Nothing was too much bother…..even making up a doggie bag to take home. Full, house as well, which is always a good sign. Value for...

Great fresh food and very attentive service. Very good value for money. £51 for four superb lunches with coffees and 4 beers. On a bright sunny Saturday the cafe was buzzing.

Enjoyed a very nice tea and cake with a friend here. Lovely spring morning with sunshine pouring through the windows. Lovely staff, toilets, etc available on ground floor. While there is plenty of well spaced seating, I'd recommend booking as there was a fair queue...

Lovely cafe, perfectly located, but has decided to not serve customers, sit in or take away, on a sunny Saturday when the park is full of people. They haven't closed it either. No explanation or apology. An example how to put locals off visiting it...

Was gifted a voucher for afternoon tea and it certainly did not disappoint. Not just the usual sandwiches but a delicious savoury tart and sausage roll, scones with jam and clotted cream, and an array of cakes and treats most of which which ended up...

Arrived at 1.30 for lunch. Didn’t get food until 2.10. My 3 year old grandson would have seriously burnt his fingers if he had touched his plate! Who heats a toddlers plate? Service was bad!!!

I decided to treat my friend to a festive afternoon tea here after many, previously delightful visits. Let me begin by saying the afternoon tea was exceptional, with creamy quiche, tasty sausage rolls, nice sandwiches, scones and a lovely selections of delicious cakes. The service...

This afternoon whilst it was a lovely day we popped in to this lovely venue for a nice cup of tea and a scone! Again we were not disappointed, attentive staff and delightful scones with nice tea to wash them down! Well worth a visit.

Met up with a good friend for a lunch after not seeing my friend for a long time.Art Lovers is such a favourite place of mine to meet up with folks,the venue is just so comfortable n cost thoroughly enjoyed our 2 course lunch lovely...

Afternoon tea was very good value at first it doesn't look like enough but bottomless refills of tea and substantial cakes and warm quiches were hearty and we couldn't finish. I was a little bit disappointed by the ambience and art work, it doesn't really...

Size you up on approach and decide if you meet criteria. Don’t recommend this place. Member of my party said same as me. Clear we did not make that criteria.

Such a treat to be back in this delightful place. Very clean and safe. Welcomed by lovely staff who contribute so much to a most enjoyable visit We were so pleased to be back. A delectable lunch. A very generous portion of delicious fish cakes...

Had a wonderful family lunch here. Beautiful setting, excellent high quality fresh food, child friendly and attentive, friendly staff. Highly recommended and would definitely return.

After lunch at the weekend, the food seemed to have returned to its previous excellence - thankfully, as I always felt this was Glasgow's best lunch spot. Good value , excellent food, tasty and nice choice.Attractive atmosphere in the lovely CRM house itself - the...

My friend and I had the soup and sandwich combo, and then tea and coffee with cakes, which were all plentiful, tasty and well worth the money. The room was clean and nicely decorated in white with twinkling lights overhead, and the white tables were...

The food is always excellent at the Art Lover’s Cafe and their afternoon tea is no exception. On arrival it did feel a little crowded at the entrance and shop area, so we stood outside for a few minutes unsure what the protocol was. Once...

Came here last Friday under new restrictions. Accepted the limited menu though only one main dish appealed. Lovely steak sandwich, excellent and very friendly service but not nearly enough staff for the full restaurant. Staff were running to keep up with orders which seemed most...

The House for an Art Lover has expanded the Cafe's hours and is now serving evening meals. Took my wife and my sister in law today, Monday and had a delightful, relaxing meal. Felt really safe and there was an overehelming comfort that everyone was...

We came here following a tour of the house. Staff are all very nice, sat us down and brought water and menus. The food was superb, we all managed to eat 3 courses not leaving a scrap on any of the plates. The food was...

Great place for lunch. Portion size large. So make sure you bring your appetite. We all has soup and sandwiched.then finished off with a lovely slice of home making.

Really decent food, carefully prepared. Nice staff. Better than the average museum cafe. Prices are ok.

Really nice spot for lunch. Ate in the extra space which I think meant service was slow. Food was lovely ! Salmon starter with capers was really tasty. Had the trout main and had sautéed potatoes not crushed. That was absolutely amazing. Glass of white...

Along with friends we has an excellent lunch in the picturesque venue. I would recommend the sea bass.

Dropped in here for a warming bowl of soup & their lunchtime 2-course menu.Soup (tomato & basil) was nice and partially thawed me after attending a cold frosty October funeral nearby.Eagerly awaited risotto (I love risotto!) which was described as vegan. Total disappointment upon tasting it. Tasted of nothing...just a water-flavoured bowl of orange-coloured rice with a few crumbs of nuts on top & some thin shavings of vegetable crisps to decorate. Being a regular risotto eater/maker, I know that this simple dish requires the staple ingredients of a good stock, wine & parmesan for flavour. I could find/taste no evidence of any of these.Since no waiting staff came near to check if everything was ok, I dutifully ate it all sprinkled with a good dose of salt & pepper for flavour. When the young male waiter cleared the table I told him how disappointed I was - he offered to let the kitchen know, nothing more. When the checkout lady came over with the bill, I again mentioned how tasteless the risotto was.Her response was that she found this 'strange' as 'its always really nice'. She did not offer any apology but offered 10% off our bill (a whole £3!) and said she too would let the kitchen know. Apparently, we could have requested some parmesan to add ourselves (which we were never offered) or could have called the waiter over to request an alternative dish instead of eating it. Fair enough, but most decent restaurants would at least apologise to the customer and most would offer to refund the cost of the dish. On a more positive note, hubby's neck of lamb was absolutely delicious! Which made me very envious...I drew the short straw this time. Won't be back here - might have done, had the response from staff been more customer-friendly. If you eat here, just make sure you call someone over to complain BEFORE you dutifully eat your meal! ☹️

This was my first but won’t be my last visit - lots of free parking (really important for me!) lovely atmosphere - great service and very good food at reasonable prices. Had to wait a little too long for my bill but I’m just nit picking. I will be back.

Visited for lunch on itison voucher - staff were helpful as we’d forgotten our voucher and had to email a copy. Food selection adequate, food quite tasty and coffee nice.

Great to be able to sit and relax with a meal or tea and cake. Very good tasting with great service.

Went there today with a friend for lunch. We had a great table at the end of the conservatory near the door. It was a beautiful day and the food was good. Delighted to see there was a tasty vegan risotto which I really enjoyed. However I was really disappointed and disgusted to see the cakes out on open display at the end of the bar servery area and were on a table which was at public and staff thoroughfare. Apart from the bodies brushing past these cakes, possibility of people sneezing and coughing all over them I also watched several flies jump from the empire biscuits to the brownies to the carrot cake and so on ...... They had a feast but what was worse is that these products were being served to unknowing customers. I highlighted this to a member of staff and the cakes were moved to behind the bar desk area but were still not covered. Please please please implement basic common sense measures to protect your customers ingesting fly vomit and excrement on their fancies. A simple cake box with glass or Perspex lid would do the trick. You can thereby have the cakes on display and protect your clients. I most definitely will not be having cake and coffee at your establishment if this is not remedied. What a shame when everything else was good.

Had a lovely day at a wedding in this venue.The gardens were nice and the weather was beautiful ,meal was first class.My only gripe was the price of drinks £2.45 for a small cola and the spirits were pricey.

Mi hija está tomando clases de arte en el estudio aquí, así que pensé que la trataría como un buen almuerzo para niñas después de su clase y estaba emocionada de que tal vez fuera un hábito ya que estaremos allí los próximos 10 sábados.

Well worth discovering in Bellahouston Park. A treasure of a place, well laid out for the casual visitor. Super cafe / eaterie and very friendly staff. A must see if you are visiting Glasgow.

We went for lunch Great selection on the menu from snacks to 3 full courses All reasonably priced Service was efficient and with a smile

Deze lunchroom is gevestigd in het souterrain van het huis/museum, met uitzicht door de boogramen op de mooie tuin. Bij mooi weer is er een heerlijk terras. Plaatsen worden toegewezen, alles bijzonder goed georganiseerd. De frambozen scone met clotted cream en jam was helemaal super (en groot!). De carrot cake ook heerlijk, net als de cappuccino. Vriendelijke bediening maakt het helemaal af. Aanbevolen!

We popped in for a cup of tea and a scone after visiting the house and had a scone each - a fruit one and a white chocolate one. They were both enormous, enough to fill us up till dinner time. Both were very nice and served with jam and cream.

The House for an Art Lover, in Bellahouston Park in Glasgow, was built some sixty years after Charles Rennie Mackintosh's death, although he himself had designed a “Haus Eines Kunstfreundes” or “Art Lovers House” for a competition set by German design magazine.

I attended here with two friends for lunch. Set menu available as well as light bites. Food was stunning and I honestly cany wait to go back. Great surroundings and great atmosphere. Was worth the wee trip in the car. Parking was available and a short walk away to the cafe.

Specific menu for 5pm customers. Choice of 4 starters, mains, deserts.

A group of us (45) dined here for Lunch in one of the Function Suites.

He estado en este lugar varias veces. Mi hora preferida es justo después de las 10 am. . . Es tranquilo y sirve excelente café y croissants.

Bevor wir und die Mackintosh Sammlung anschauten, wollten wir noch kurz etwas trinken. Nur um einen Tisch im fast leeren Café zu erhalten mussten wir sehr lange warten. Als wir dann lediglich Tee und Kaffee bestellten, wurden wir bereits schräg angeschaut. Entsprechend lange haben wir gewartet bis wir die Getränke serviert erhalten haben. Das Prozedere der Bezahlung hat so lange gedauert, dass wir fast als Zechenpreller das Lokal verlassen hätten. Eine Enttäuschung.

Casa para un amante del arte abrió sus puertas en 1996. Es un lugar único e inspirador que abarca más que la Casa diseñada por Charles Ronnie Mackintosh y Margaret MacDonald en 1901, pero también jardines, un parque de esculturas, terrenos para el juego, centro de patrimonio, invernadero y pista de esquí seca. Incluido en su admisión a la Cámara de Representantes, recibe un dispositivo de audio / video interactivo con la interpretación de las habitaciones que puede ver. El día que visitamos fue hermoso y soleado y todos los lugareños disfrutaban de los fabulosos jardines, por lo que prácticamente tuvimos la casa para nosotros, ¡impresionante! Seguimos nuestra visita con un delicioso almuerzo en la cafetería de la planta baja, que se encuentra junto a una adorable tienda de regalos. Usted podría pasar una buena parte del día aquí fácilmente.

A must of lovers of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the House for an Art Lover in Bellahouston Park was designed for an international competition in 1901, and was faithfully recreated in 1996. There is a very fine suite of principal first floor rooms with a super cafe/restaurant on the ground floor. Well worth a visit & only a 15 min bus ride from Central Glasgow on route 9 / 10.

We thoroughly enjoyed our delicious lunch here. The restaurant was very busy on Easter Sunday but this did not detract from the quality of the food. Standout for me was the Eton Mess with mango, delicious. Service was good. We went on to tour the Mackintosh rooms. A delightful afternoon.

What an outstanding venue - and what amazing food and service! Highly recommended! It is wonderful to visit a café in such a remarkable building - and it does not disappoint! Everything about the visit was excellent with friendly service and tasty food! Thoroughly recommend!

Had a superb lunch here today. My sister and I took my mum for her birthday as a special treat and we were delighted with all aspects of our visit. The staff were excellent- attentive and friendly. Someone even went to the bother to write "Happy Birthday!" on her dessert plate! The food was delicious and very reasonably priced. The setting was gorgeous. Although we had only booked a day in advance we had asked for a table near a window and the staff managed to accommodate our request. This was our first visit here but hopefully we will manage many more. We look forward to seeing the beautiful house and gardens in warmer weather! If I could have awarded more stars I would have!

I live in Manchester and have visited House for an Art Lover every year since it was built. It was my dream to celebrate a big birthday there, as I love the history , the atmosphere but especially the fab food.

Hemos estado unas cuantas veces, pero esta fue la primera para nuestros amigos y la disfrutaron tanto como nosotros. El café está ubicado en un hermoso parque, y es bueno tener un paseo antes o después del almuerzo. El estacionamiento también es muy fácil, excepto en los días de partido en Ibrox.

Probably the best scones I have tasted. Served with butter, strawberry jam and cream. Piping hot, crisp on outside and soft and crumbly on inside, studded with fruit - Wow! Highly recommended. PS the cappuccinos were great as well.

¡Qué hermosa tarde acabamos de pasar en un entorno tan hermoso!

Ate here earlier in year and spotted Christmas menu which appealed so booked - just as well as place was packed on a Monday. Waiter was very pleasant and helpful, food choice and quality was excellent and very good value. Despite being very busy service was also quick. Will be back.

3 courses for £21-50p (2 for £17-50p) from their festive menu represents excellent value.

nice place -special -excellent to take visitors to see the best of Glasgow. Staff are attentive -maybe a little more expensive but is a very nice experience.

Attended at this stunning location today for afternoon tea and were not disappointed.

Several of us were here on a course. The facilities are fantastic and the lunches and teas really varied and delicious.

Debo admitir que no había estado en el café en House for an Art Lover por un tiempo y me había olvidado de lo bueno que era. Encantador y acogedor personal, excelente relación calidad-precio en el menú y los postres que ambos tuvimos fueron simplemente delicioso! Sin duda volveremos pronto, una gran pequeña cafetería del lado sur con comida de calidad de restaurante.

I've been coming here for a few years now and it never lets me down - for the prices charged the food quality is very good and the service is always very friendly and efficient.

We had lunch when it was very busy and it took a long time for our food to arrive. Then when it did, my main course was not hot enough and I had to ask for it to be reheated. By the time my new plate of hot food arrived, my sisters had finished eating. I didn't really enjoy the steak and ale pie. We spoke to the manager and we were given complimentary coffee and a reduction on our bill. I would not have a meal there again. Perhaps tea and cake would have been better.

Visited for Lunch today with a friend.

Had gift voucher for afternoon tea with friends. Was not disappointed; beautiful surroundings and the most delicious food on offer.Staff were attentive but not over at you all the time. Offered more tea or coffee as and when needed .

Our daughter lives near the House for an Art Lover Café (I think restaurant would be a better description) & it is a great favourite with her. We try have lunch here at some time whenever we stay with her.

Located in the basement of the iconic House for an Art Lover the cafe is a very busy restaurant at lunch times. We were seated near the windows which gave a delightful view of the gardens.

Tuvimos un excelente almuerzo en casa para un amante del arte. La comida era muy sabrosa y bien presentada. El entorno es bonito un excelente ejemplo de edificio Rennie Mackintosh. Vale la pena por eso. La comida era razonable. Las opciones eran un poco limitado lo contrario quedara tienen 5 estrellas pero muy bien merece una visita.

Classy setting, good service a cut well above the normal tourist traps associated with museums etc. Well worth the visit.

Este café tiene un gran almuerzo, dos campos de 12 libras. 95, 3 15 libras. 95.

Haven’t eaten here for a few years but was not disappointed. Clean, fantastic waiting service from moment we arrived. Food was nicely prepared and came out quickly. Enjoyed it all.

Attentive and friendly staff. Nice atmosphere but most of all- really lovely food. We'll definitely be back 🤗

The title says it all I think. The setting is delightful and the staff attentive and courteous. The menu caters for all tastes and the food is simply delicious. I would personally highly recommend the scallop, chorizo and black pudding salad! You could also do what I did - have lunch, take a walk around the grounds and visit the shop, then head back for a cream tea!

We come to House for an Art lover quite often as we live locally. Today we had tomato and basil soup. It was very very watery and tasteless. Told the waiter and he took it back, then charged us for it when we got the bill. Also one of us had chips and they were burnt badly. This has put us off returning to House for an Art lover.

Cuando visite Madre en Glasgow utilizamos casa para un arte amante siempre ha nos encantó el lugar. He llegado a el lugar (ver comentarios anteriores) - Madre tenía un cumpleaños importante viniendo su 70th. La selección natural era la casa para un amante del arte. Como iba a un grupo era grandecillo reservamos almuerzo en la vista. Es un fabuloso espacio grande bien decorada con un montón de luz natural y un balcón con vistas al parque, etc.

Only open for lunch (unless a special event) and only £15.95 for wonderful 3 course lunch. The house sometimes closes early so phone ahead if you want to view the house as well.

I have been several times to this restaurant and the food has been superb every time. Never been disappointed. The shop has beautiful gifts in the Rennie MacIntosh theme. This is also very close to the dry ski slope. All in all a great day out.

Visited on a whim, beautiful setting, delicious food very well presented, lovely attentive staff, recommended!

The small café/restaurant was fairly quiet but nice and warm. The cake and coffee was lovely and fresh. The service was pleasant.

A very surprise find in a picturesque location with lots of history. I came here with a friend while on a short business trip to Glasgow. It's a little hidden gem. The cafe is very well run with fresh food and great tea and coffee....

Ein hübsches helles Restaurant in dem Macintosh-Haus am Rande Glasgows, in einem Park gelegen. Man kann auch bloß Tee trinken...

Great place to visit. Wonderful building and a lovely restaurant After a walk round the park it offers a welcome stop for a coffee or lunch

An intro like that deserves a bit of explanation. I was visiting Bellahouston Park and thought I’d visit the Art Lovers Cafe for a coffee and a snack. However I was taken by the excellent 2-course lunch menu and decided to go for that instead. It was a wise choice. The deep-fried gnocchi with creme fraiche starter was light and crisp and the seafood tagliatelle main was delicious and plentiful - no shortage of mussels or prawns in this serving. The restaurant itself was bright, welcoming and comfortable, while the staff were friendly, attentive and efficient. All-in-all a very pleasant experience and a most enjoyable meal.

La casa para un amante del arte diseñado por Charles Rennie Mackintosh en 1901 fue finalmente construido en 2001. Es un ejemplo espectacular de la arquitectura art nouveau escocés, diseño interior y mobiliario.