KG Cafe Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow City

Great service and a superb lunch! Nina our waitress provided us with friendly and great table service - thank you Nina. Our Soup & Sandwich combo was fresh, the soup hot and it was accompanied by a nice side salad.

This place is a joke the waiter called my friend fat without saying the word she ordered 2 portions of chips for the table and the waiter went TWO PORTIONS she was very offended she also asked for normal irn Bru and he gave her diet. appalling behavior from staff

We spent the morning looking around the museum and art gallery - lots of displays. Suitable for adults and children. We had lunch in the basement cafe. An excellent choice of food. I had a sandwich with side salad, fruit crumble and custard. It was freshly made.

A great place to meet, with parking on hand. A nice choice on the menu and the food is good. If you're too here at lunchtime don't miss the organ recital upstairs at 1pm.

After a day looking at the fine exhibits in the Museum and Art Gallery a coffee and cake was in order. Having had coffee in the past in main entrance hall I wasn’t too impressed with it so decided to try the cafe downstairs. Glad I did as the coffee was far better and the carrot cake was exceptional. Friendly staff and good service, only slight negative was the restaurant area was a bit like a school dining hall and brightly lit, but that’s just my opinion and it was clean and tidy.

When we arrived a free tour was just about to start so we joined the tour. So glad we did, Mary, the tour guide was really lovely and very knowledgable. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, well worth a visit! We were also in time for the 1pm organ recital which was so lovely. Xxx

Excellent service from friendly and attentive staff. The food was great. We would highly recommend this cafe to anyone visiting the museum.

Lunch was excellent. The staff were attentive and the portions of food were generous. The best fish I have tasted in ages and the family members who had the chicken were delighted with their meal also. I have never had any reason to complain about food or staff on my many visits here

Wasn't sure what to expect given reviews. Was here to see Mary quant and with a group but we all are at different times. Myself and a friend came before 12 and staff very polite and got us table in annex part. Lovely with lots of light. Promptly took order and we decided on scones and pots tea. It arrived prompt and fresh and delicious with big pots tea. Staff checked everything ok and priced well. Overall a good experience with nice polite staff

We were after an early lunch at 11.15 and to avoid the rush we went down early. A sign said wait to be seated and we did, but no one came until we started walking in and then we were told to pick any seat. When asked what we wanted we were told lunch service doesn't start until noon. So we ordered three bacon baps and drinks. Whilst we sat waiting for our food more people started to arrive and at 11.25 they started dishing out the lunch menu!!! I mean, come on why not tell us properly! I think they were all in a muddle I guess. Everything was fine, but I felt the rolls could have been better, mine was a tad dry. Not particularly cheap for what it was but then again maybe lunch would have been better! The staff just seemed lost and confused by everything. Disappointing for something like this, when you compare it to Edinburgh public library. Mind you if you compared it to the rip off cafe in Edinburgh's National Museum of Scotland, it was fairly good!

Four of us seated at a clean table after a very short wait considering it was a busy Saturday, and there was exhibitions on. We all thoroughly enjoyed our lunch choices, two granary sandwiches - one tuna, one egg mayo, one tuna wrap and one tuna gf sandwich. Lovely Tasty side salad with a difference. Coffees excellent I was told (and nice and hot) and a guid pot o’ tea for two. Excellent and quick customer service, considering how busy it was and the staff who attended our table were lovely - friendly, polite and very efficient and did KG proud. A nice and pleasant lunch experience.

The cafe has a captive audience of museum visitors, so is busy. At lunchtime, there is a queue and I had to search for a table and then clear it myself. I had the soup and sandwich offer at £6, which was decent for the price.

Top notch grub and great service! Arrived around 1pm...a short wait to be seated but we were served our food pretty soon after and it was delicious. The peanut and sweet potato curry was outstanding...as good as anything similar I've had in Indian restaurants...and my partner had a very generous portion of fish and chips with the batter cooked to perfection. I was both surprised and impressed by the quality of the food and the service was great too. As for the museum and gallery experience...superb!!

Went here for lunch with a friend who was visiting from Edinburgh. Everything was fantastic from the food to the excellent service. Soup and sandwiches were delicious and very reasonably priced. Good coffee too. The young people who served us were superb - friendly, efficient and attentive without being intrusive. 10/10!

This is a sit-down and be served restaurant rather than a self-service cafe, but sells everything from cakes and sandwiches to proper main meals. We decided to have a proper hot lunch and were not disappointed - my husband’s haddock and chips was very nice and my chicken balmoral was superb, proper restaurant standard food! Good portion sizes, friendly staff and not unreasonable prices completed an excellent pit-stop in a day of museums!

We wanted a quick snack due to limitations of car parking fees. No gluten free sandwiches available. Chose a bacon and chicken sandwich- revolting! The fat on the bacon was white and lardy, but the chicken!! My grandson rejected it saying that there was squelchy potato under the bacon. This turned out to be the macerated chicken! Disgusting on all accounts. The staff were pleasant, helpful and harassed trying to keep the queues down and the tables very clean .

Ordered egg mayo sandwiches with sunblush tomato...couldnt taste the egg as the bread and egg were smothered with tomato paste. The worst sandwiches I have ever had! The waitress could see that there was a problem but didnt appear interested. The full price was charged even after the lunch hadnt been eaten and complaint made. We visit the gallery often but wont be returning to this cafe.

I went here fora snack while visiting the art Gallery. The scone and white chocolate shortcake were delicious and the prices were reasonable. Is situated in the main hall and has a great position to see the pipe organ being played

As we waited to be seated, a diner came out and told us "definitely worth the wait, the food is great especially the soup"....good sign from the outset I had a child's portion of soup and the pate from the starter menu and my husband...

Disappointed with both the setting and food! Ordered sandwiches soup and chips , have had better sandwiches from High st shops only gave 2 *s as the side salad was ok. It was a cold place to sit and when asked for the bill the...

Following a Monday morning walk in the area we decided to have breakfast in KG cafe within the Art Galleries. A very poor choice consisting of two items ( sausage,bacon,fried egg,black pudding etc ) on a cheap morning roll OR sourdough toast and jam. I...

We visited the restaurant on Friday. My husband and I ordered the cheeseburger, mine without the roll. What was brought to us was a total disappointment, a meat patty with some chutney and grated cheddar dolloped on the top and some chips, we were told...

We had snacks in the cafe at the entrance before and after our tour of the Museum. Everything was very good and the staff super efficient and helpful. Well done to them all.

Ambience is pretty good and well ventilated. The staffs are very cordial and smiling. Food is okay but not splendid. Expected a better taste after having hearing so much about the cafe. Good but a lot of room to improvise

We had lunch in the café today and I have to say I was not overly impressed. I have never seen such a miserable lot of staff , not once did we get a smile and very little eye contact. The waitress couldn’t tell us...

I ate here 3 years ago, and again for simplicity with three young children in tow, we ate here. We were not overly impressed last time, and I am afraid I have again awarded only three stars. The young waitress who served us was fairly...

Great place for a quick lunch break while visiting museum. Quite busy but seated quickly & food came very speedily. Delightful, well trained staff who were very efficient & friendly. Soup & sandwich ideal, freshly made & tasty. Altogether excellent.

31/1/2022. Decent choice of Items from the menu. I liked the soup and sandwich deal during a very busy lunchtime Cafe understaffed but managed to be quite efficient and polite

This review is about the restaurant downstairs at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. No menu at the entrance meant that we had to wait to be seated before seeing a menu. The choices didn't really suit but we ate there anyway as we felt committed. I thought...

Stopped off in this café whist visiting the galleries and museums. The menu was perfect for us as we only wanted a snack. Quickly seated and served. The sandwich was excellent as was the soup of the day Reasonable prices.

I'm also surprised by the mixish feelings of this place. I think the staff could be more jolly. My fish was tender and quite tasty

This was the highlight of our visit to this place as the museum itself was so unimpressive. The food wasn't too dear and fairly palatable, but it was just okay and not someplace that I would go out of my way to eat at in...

The on-site restaurant at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is quite large. You are escorted to a table -we were fortunate to be shown to a table by the huge windows looking out towards Glasgow University. The menu was very limited when we visited (around...

What a lovely cafe / restaurant . We were lucky to be given a table on the outside with the glass wall and were entertained during our lunch by a grey squirrel posing on the wall outside!Good menu , plenty to choose from and very reasonable prices. We opted for soup and were not disappointed. Lovely coffee too and we had a delicious slice of lemon cake . Thoroughly recommend

Les plats sont bons mais gras, la carte est chère par rapport à la qualité, surtout pour les scones c'est 3 pounds alors que c'est que de la farine, la confiture n'est pas bonne et le beurre tout fondu alors que rien n'est chaud à côté

Sandwiches were overpriced, thickly buttered with little filling which was tasteless. A tiny bit of salad and coleslaw was included. Not impressed, the prepacked sandwiches upstairs are far superior!

We visited again restaurant and found the staff to be extremely helpful and pleasant and the food and drinks menu excellent. Highly recommended.

I visited with my autistic son. He was impressed and that's saying a lot. Food top quality, staff lovely and friendly but not too over attentive. Some say it's pricey but not for the quality of the food and service. Top marks all round.

The service was ok and the staff pleasant. The food was a little better than a UNI cafeteria! I have been here a few times and I wish they would put more artwork on the walls. It is a bit industrial and utilitarian.

Lovely lunch and excellent staff service at the KG cafe. Decided to eat here purely because I'd finished touring the museum and was hungry! I asked if there was a table by the window and although none were, the waitress took me to a table for 4 with a view toward the window - being a solo eater, I often find myself taken to a small table at the back so this was a thoughtful gesture to me.The menu had a goid selection of sandwiches and main courses and the prices were quite reasonable for a city tourist attraction cafe / restaurant. All the staff were friendly, smiling and efficient and seemed to genuinely want to know what you thought of your meal. Only downside would be that they were very quick to clear the plates - almost as soon as you'd taken your last bite. Other than that it was very enjoyable and I'll be back to visit again.

Food is ok but far from brilliant. Service is ok. I’d probably not come back. Need to up its game in my opinion.

Such a place is not the best help to serve the image of the wonderful and outstanding Kelvingrove Museum.The service is poor and not very welcoming, you wait for ever at the entrance and when nobody is coming after a while, despite you can see the waitress talking between themselves at the other end of the room, you step forward into the room and all the sudden the watchdogs are coming and barking at you that you have to wait at the entrance. After that even it is not the rush hour, you are assigned a table without you can choose or say your wish.Of course with such a welcome you cannot really enjoy what you ordered.If you are more lucky than we were, try to get a table in the veranda with a nice view on the lawn and trees around the Museum.

Took in the Linda McCartney exhibition on Friday 20th September , decided to go to the kg cafe for lunch after despite the poor summer reviews. We where not disappointed as the service and food where very good like previous visits and no flies!!Staff where friendly , service was paced perfectly despite it being quite busy, food was hot and well presented , the fish and chips was spot on. Will definitely return if visiting Kelvingrove in the future.

Kids had a lovely time looking at all the displays, sadly we missed the trex and dippy but that was down to our timing! Great day out

. . . Entre 3 y 4 estrellas. ¿Por qué? Bueno, lo visité con mi nieto. No me puedo quejar del servicio (un plato, no podía salir mal) pero siento que era demasiado caro, con un pequeño tazón de sopa y un rollo poco apetitoso 4. 25) Dicho esto, la sopa sabía muy bien, aunque podría haber estado más caliente. La bolsa del tesoro de mi nieto a las 4. 50 por un sándwich pequeño, manzana. ¡El jugo y el yogur (creo) tampoco estaban por debajo del precio!

Lunch au café du musée Kelvingrove. Excellente qualité et spécialités écossaises. Leurs scones sont particulièrements reconnus et avec raison.

Seriously consider twice whether to go here or not. The food is distinctly average - been here 5 times and not once have I had something to eat that has left me feeling satisfied with the quality. AND WORSE there are suddenly flies everywhere? I don't know if there is some kind of issue with the building itself, but my family and I could not possibly enjoy our meal with about 6 flies constantly flying around us and landing on our meals! The cafe is not outside, and there were no windows open, so how did they all get inside? I have seen several other reviews saying this and they are unfortunately true. I saw several other people during my visit also swatting at the flies. Service was poor, staff looked rushed off their feet and got our order incorrect. Just be warned, taking a picnic may be better, or perhaps visit a local cafe across the street given the museum's central location.

We visited the art gallery and museum specifically to view the Linda McCartney Retrospective. We ate lunch in the cafe before the viewing The service was excellent and my husband enjoyed his fish and chips. I had a sandwich, which was a bit disappointing, because the bread didn't feel that fresh and I left most of it uneaten. The cafe is very clean. The good part for us was that children were restricted to the conservatory area at the side of the cafe which may the dining experience less noisy and quite relaxing.

In visiting the Linda McCartney exhibition, we booked a seat in the conservatory. I have been here many times in the past with my wife and food and service has been fine. In those cases we generally had soup and a sandwich.

Burger & chips comenzó bastante bien hasta que llegaron las moscas de la fruta. Se las arregló para comer la mitad de la comida mientras luchaba contra ellos. Golpeé y maté a dos de ellos en la mesa, pero más y más aparecieron. Entonces uno de ellos aterrizó en un chip y otro en el bollo de hamburguesa. En este punto, mi piel se arrastraba, tenía hambre, así que traté de recordar qué partes de la comida debía evitar y comí un poco más. Luego otra pareja aterrizó en el plato mientras que una aterrizó en mi botella de Peroni. Casi lo tiré por ahuyentar a la mosca y en este punto me di por vencida con la comida. Cuando un camarero pasó junto a mi compañero, le preguntó si solían tener algún problema con las moscas, la respuesta fue "cuando es malo, advierten a los clientes que entran". ! ! ! ! ! Bueno, fue malo hoy. Le pedí que me quitara el plato, que en ese momento estaba acariciando con ellos, había perdido la cuenta. Todavía me cobraron el precio completo. No tiene buen valor cuando no puedes comer lo que has pagado debido a que está lleno de moscas.

Me decepcionó bastante el café amargo, los pasteles pequeños y el bollo seco. El menú era muy limitado, la decoración era insípida y el personal parecía estar bastante estresado con el flujo constante de clientes, lo que no debería sorprender dada su ubicación. Este lugar podría ser mucho mejor si se dieran más ideas sobre la calidad / planificación del menú, la disposición del lugar y el servicio general al público. Muy a menudo, el personal tenía que gritarles a las mamás / maestros / niños que "esperaran a que se sentaran" cuando lo único que querían era simplemente comprar una bebida en el área del servidor en el otro extremo, solo para que le dijeran que solo podían hacerlo arriba. Con algunos ajustes, creo que este café podría esforzarse por ser un destino para las personas en lugar de solo una parada en boxes. Es una pena.

We popped into the café for a coffee before we toured the Museum and Art Gallery. We managed to get a seat in the conservatory-quite fortunate as it was very busy. Although we only had coffees the food looked very tempting. excellent service too.

The Kelvin Grove museum restaurant is situated in a fabulous location. It is easy to find and the staff are very accommodating n finding suitable seating. The food was tasty too though table service was a bit lacklustre

We were anticipating the usual museum/gallery cafeteria style restaurant but instead found ourselves with table service and an interesting menu. Great salad options for a light lunch but also heartier fare. Food presentation and quality is excellent, service slowish but friendly and there is some good wine available. Highly recommended but not bargain basement.

Me, 7 year old daughter and grown up son - who was lately paralysed and is now getting used to his first wheelchair - went for our first day out together since his accident. A daunting, but exciting prospect... I needn't have worried. Our lunch at the (licensed) KG Cafe put the icing on a memorable and precious day out.

Whether it’s for lunch or just a coffee - you won’t be disappointed. Excellent service with a smile (well, it is Glesga you know) it’s worth booking a table for lunch as the cafe is busy at that time. So book it first then wander round the museum and settle down for some good food. Keenly priced too. Try the clootie it’s fab.

Alrededor de 2. 45 pm nos apetecía una taza de café. Nos llevaron a nuestros asientos rápidamente y enseguida la camarera tomó nuestro pedido. El café llegó poco después de que el servicio era bueno, al igual que el café y la camarera muy agradable.

Visité el museo para ver a Dippy y paré a tomar un café y un bollo. Nos acomodaron enseguida y luego nadie vino a tomar nuestro pedido. Después de 20 minutos mi esposo preguntó si nos podían servir. No se ofreció ninguna disculpa y cuando nuestro pedido llegó después de otros 15 minutos, estuvo mal. Cuando pedimos nuestra factura cuando estábamos listos para salir también estaba mal. No estábamos solos, había un número de personas infelices debido al mal servicio. Algunos de ellos se levantaron y se fueron sin pedir. Servicio muy decepcionante.

We stooped in today about three pm. told half the menu unavailable, we could have A a sandwich or B a desert. ordered a ham and cheese sandwich. Pretty safe? That would be a no. Can we have focaccia (it’s on the menu)NO chips NO crisps NO. Maybe it’s a calorie cull drive? Wondered if we’d get either ham and or cheese at this rate.We also got the obligatory NO asking for relish, but cunningly retorted it must be a standard item?.3-1 points scoring by the staff. we waited, the little relish victory to cling on to. And waited, Perhaps the ham, like the bread, was coming from Bavaria? The sandwich was average though thankfully calorie light by missing butter from most of sandwich. chastened, we ate the sandwich in silence, daring not to ask for anything else. some nice touches remained, like slapping the bill on the table before we had bitten the sandwich, on a positive note, service was speeding up. Entertainment was free though staff threw hot chocolate down a small boys back nearbyin their haste to clear everyone out . Just a personal view just ask us to leave don’t throw drinks at us?Will we go back, dear reader let’s use their favourite 2 letter word.

Nice ares to sit and sip a cup of tea, surrounded by the magnificence of this wonder building. Very peaceful and atmospheric.

I've visited the museum before but not the cafe and it was a pleasant surprise. A small but good selection of food with several specials added. Service was good and the prices reasonable. Certainly recomendable!

Un amigo y yo tuvimos servicio de té durante nuestra visita al museo. No estaba mal, pero tampoco era nada espectacular por el precio. El té y los sándwiches eran bastante sabrosos, pero los postres parecían un poco rancios. La vista desde nuestros asientos era bastante agradable con vistas al parque. Aunque ha pasado un tiempo desde nuestra visita, también recuerdo las moscas, aunque no fueron tan malas para nosotros como algunas otras reseñas.

Almuerzo familiar por primera vez en pocos años. . . Solía ​​ser genial, pero lamentablemente esta vez la comida llegó acompañada de una nube de moscas.

Nous avons consommé un sandwich au jambon avec un chutney aux prunes ainsi qu'un potage. Le tout était délicieux. Les 2 sandwichs en combo et une bière ainsi qu'une boisson gazeuse nous a coûté $23.00 pounds + pourboire. Ce petit restaurant est dans le même édifice que le musée d'art Kelvingrove (qui est tout à fait gratuit).

We opted for the KG Combo I had the tuna and cottage cheese sandwich and my husband had ham and chutney sandwich served with today’s soup, which was tomato and lentil and a wee salad. Beautifully served and freshly prepared. We asked for a glass of water each and that came iced with a slice of lemon.

Visitamos con mi marido para su cumpleaños, me encantó pasear por las galería de arte y fue muy emocionada de ver la pintura de dalí 'Cristo de la calle Juan de la cruz"

Veo que habían revisado este lugar hace casi un año y se quejaron sobre las moscas. Así que aún estamos allí! Tan pronto como nuestra comida era poner delante de nosotros el horrible cosas altas se arrastraban por todas partes. Pregunté a un miembro del personal si tenían un problema con las moscas y me dijeron que era algo que ver con el subsuelo y losas de mármol tienen que ser levantadas para solucionar el problema. Seguramente en ningún otro lugar se apaga cuando esto sucedía por casi un año.

Seven of us met for a family celebration. The staff were very attentive and extremely helpful. Our meals all arrived at the same time. I preferred my steak to be a bit more well done, and with no problem at all, it came back cooked to perfection. There is a good choice of menu, and the toffee upside down cake was delicious!

What do I expect, when I visit a Café in a Museum? Soggy sandwiches and reheated coffee. What did I get? A brilliant burger with crisp chips and a good beer. Being honest, I am blown away by what this café is capable of. My friend had the soup of the day, which also was good. Definitely recommend this place to have a light lunch!

Der Charme dieses Café ist die Lage direkt im Museum, da man sich nach den Strapazen eines Besuches hier zu vernünftigen Preisen stärken kann und der Orgelmusik lauschen kann; din Esstische sollten öfters vom Personal gereinigt werden, das ist leider ein Manko

My wife and I popped in while stopping off for a break whilst visiting the museum and enjoyed the visit. Smashing little cafe with a nice menu, decent drink options and fair prices. Staff very friendly.

Whenever we visit the Kelvingrove, we tend to lunch at the coffee shop in the main hall.

Good day out with my mum, sister and niece. Only thing is cafe really small seating area and not a lot of room as my niece was in her pram. Museum has a lot of things to look at and read and also very clean.

My friend and I had lunch here. The food was ok but the experience was completely spoiled by the noise of the heavy wooden dining chairs scraping on the tiled floors. This could be solved by putting pads on the feet of the chairs.

There is a daily organ recital, which can be enjoyed while enjoying a light bite to eat in the café in the foyer, service was good as was the food.

Took a group to the Kelvingrove ( excellent ) but first of all we ate at the cafe. The service was excellent, I complemented the manager. The food was very good and my cappuccino was one of the best I have drunk. All our party reported how delighted they were with the superb student staff, who were all Scottish.

great place to meet friends to catch up and then have a visit round the gallery or if you need a break during your visit. if lucky someone could be playing the organ and its great.

This museum takes on a lot, and gets quite a bit right. We focused on the wings that covered local history, arts and architecture and learned a lot.

We opted for the KC combo which was a spicy sweet potato soup with sandwiches. I opted for the tuna, my partner had the brisket beef. We both had wholemeal bread and the plate had a small portion of salad and some coleslaw.

Estuve con mi familia y tuve una muy comida con mi padre diciendo que era uno de los mejores pescados y patatas fritas que tenía! El servicio era fantástico y la camarera era muy atento, la comida llegó rápidamente. Lo recomendaría!

C'est pas l'endroit où il faut aller juste pour boire un jus. Prenez le temps de visiter tout le musée...

Great for all ages, Loads of things to see. good cafe/ restaurant on ground floor, cafe on entrance floor. Easy access for prams and wheelchairs.Lifts to all floors.

Most of the food was ok however the children's box was poor value compared to other places we have visited. The reason for the low score is due to the number of flies we were constantly having to swipe away from our food and table. They were landing on everything. Not only is this annoying it is a hygiene issue and when we mentioned it to our waitress she apologised and said we are aware of the problem and are trying to sort it. Should the restaurant remain open when there is a fly issue? Completely spoilt our visit to the restaurant.

Surprised by it being table service, and although busy we got a table. Good menu choices, but we went for the daily special (steak pie & chips), which was only £7. Drinks and foods arrived pretty quickly, and was very good. Young staff were very good, and kept very busy. Recommended.

After touring the lovely museum, we needed some lunch. The cafe/restaurant looked busy, smart and successful so we decided to eat in rather than finding lunch elsewhere.We were sat but a member of the waiting staff who was polite and we we were able to park our pushchair away from the table. There were plenty of high chairs for children.The menu covers light snacks and sandwiches to full-sized main courses.Our party chose two KG Combos (Soup of the Day and Sandwich) they were given a choice of breads and a wide selection of fillings. Sadly I chose the Scottish Seared Steak Burger and Chips.Our meals arrived in good time and my the sandwiches and soup were reported as delicious. My Burger was not.The brioche was toasted black. The steak was so overdone I could barely cut it and chew it. It was as moist as the Sahara! Even worse was that the rustic chips were also overdone fat shells with potato puff filling. I had to ask for condiments and no one came to ask how our meal was (I would have let them know!).I was persuaded out of complaining by my wife but did not feel that a tip was justified.So where are we? I think maybe my meal was an aberration as the other meals were enjoyed. I regret my choice and feel that something costing £9.50 should be cooked better. I don't think it is a bad place to eat but avoid the Seared Steak Burger if you don't want to be disappointed.

This is more a restaurant than café, although we had soup an sandwiches, it was waiter service ( very good) and the food was delicious, it was expensive. (consider it a donation in luie of entrance fee)

Visited the Art Gallery & Museum as it was revommended by relatives as somewhere Glaswegians rate very highly & are proud of. It did not disappoint. Plenty of exhibits to keep the most discerning critic happy. We were lucky enough to visit when there was an exhibition of drawings by Frank Quitely who drew the DC comic characters of Superman, Batman & X Men. The exterior facade of the Gallery is impressive and the interior exhibits more than exceeded all our expectations. Well worth a visit when in this vibrant city.

Located next to Kelvingrove Park in a beautiful historic building. The lay-out and set up of the gallery takes some time getting used to. There is so much to see. Since we are Dutch, we started on the second floor with the Dutch Masters, that turned out to be quite interesting. My favourite collections are the Scottish, Charles Rennies Mackintosh, Glasgow Style and Natural section with its selection of fossils and other objects on display. We were lucky enough to experience a live church organ concert in the hall on the first floor. Absolutely impressive and beatiful. There is no entrance fee and the art gallery is certainly worth a generous donation in my opinion. Tip: lunch at the museum restaurant in the basement.

First time here and went in was showed to a table and was told it was table service the staff look like they know what there doing at times and seems to have an over looker of a manager watching at all times wile i was there. food looked good and place looks clean

Dropped in here while taking friends around Glasgow, before doing a visit to the Gallery. Staff very friendly and helpful, and the bacon rolls were really good. Coffee excellent. Well worth a trip here. Seating in the conservatory part was especially good.

After spending the morning walking around the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, we were happy to sit down and have a bite of lunch. Cafe was busy, food was good.staff was friendly.

Whether you just want a cuppa and cake or breakfast or lunch the food and service at this cafe is outstanding, the service is a little slow but worth the wait as the food is fresh and the selection on the menu is varied all set in a spacious seating area with limited views of the surrounding park.

We arrived mid morning ---we were greeted at the door and we asked for a table with an outside view. The waiter seemed to doubt that there would be one but we suggested that he check. Yes, there was!It was too late for morning coffees with appropriate food and too early for lunch! So, with a choice of scones or scones, we opted for scones!Later we had lunch. Yes, the government's experts insist that burgers should be well cooked ---but burnt! Ouch! To add insult to injury, the ketchup took forever to arrive. Waiters: offer the ketchup etc. before the food arrives!Would we eat her again? No.

My sister and I wandered into the Kelvingrove (because why not take advantage of free culture) and happened to be right on time for a mini 10-minute talk about Peploe's "A Girl in a White Dress". Jo, our guide, was enthusiastic and knowledgeable and this short introduction to the Scottish Colourists really gave me a good inoression of the museum and I would return in a heartbeat.

I liked the art on the right hand wall but this is the only positive comment I have to make. I feel the question must be posed; if you're going to design a cafe, why do it like this?

A very pleasant eating bistro, good variable menu, reasonably priced with pleasant service. Quality &a presentation of food good and also vegetarian options. The coffee was also excellent! I have eaten here several times and enjoyed the conservatory while dining.

I decided to treat my Cousin to a birthday lunch at the KG Cafe. It was very disappointing. We waited a very long time to be seated. Then we had to wait for someone to take our order. The coffee and chips were very good. However the prawn sandwich was bland, no seasoning and the sauce was too thin. The beef sandwich was average. We then had to hunt for the waiter to get the final bill. Way overpriced and very poor services.

Kelvingrove is a fantastic pile of a building built in 1901 from red sandstone and the cafe is on the ground floor. We were seated in the space by the huge windows. Service is not exactly a well oiled machine. If you're going to have a team of young staff, they need quite a lot of training. My husband enjoyed his lunch of tomato and red pepper soup and an egg, ham and rocket sandwich.I was having a seven year old moment but, being an adult, I was able to indulge my desire for chips and an ice cream sundae - served at the same time. This allows your chips to cool down suitably whilst you eat your sundae. The chips were good and a generous portion but the sundae was not as described on the menu: there was no evidence of any meringue and it was supposed to be layered with pieces of things but what came was a sundae dish with chocolate brownie in the bottom, then a scoop of chocolate ice cream then a scoop of vanilla, topped with very sour raspberry coulis. I managed to finish it and not sulk very much. Obviously sending it back would have been a waste of time as they would have put the meringue in if they had it. There was also a little farce over my tea. I found that there generally seems to be a great selection of caffeine-free tea in Glasgow but perhaps it's only for the tourists - there was a tendency to pronounce chamomile as caramile, even by fully fledged adults. So, anyway, I got something completely different involving caramel and something but the waiter who brought it had suspected that caramile was what was wanted and my order was restored. Ha ha.Very busy, so constant one-glass-and-a-fork table-clearing or other option of carnage ignored. Not relaxing.

Late lunch. Soup and sandwiches only available 3-4pm. Big cafe. We sat with a view out the big window which was pleasant. Service was excellent and this is a great place to sit and relax but the food was a bit disappointing and expensive. Potato and rocket soup was tasty. Roast vegetable and houmous sandwich was bland and the wholemeal bread was poor quality. Coffee was weak despite asking for a strong americano.

I expected better. Left standing by the door waiting to be seated in a half empty cafe. Service very slow: waited ages just order tea and a scone. Staff walked past ignoring us trying to catch their attention. Pot of tea "for two" delivered precisely one cup each. Asked for more water and, again, waited ages. No knives were brought with the scones. I went to the counter to ask and I was told they'd bring them. There was a tray of clean knives in front of me and the waitress looked unhappy when I said, I'll just take them. The cafe closes at 4pm on a Saturday, though the museum and exhibitions were still open. I had gone in with my friend for a chat after the Mucha exhibition, and we ended up having to leave. We'll go to one of the cafes across the road in future.