Mark's Deli in East Renfrewshire

Mark and his mom are lovely. The food is also very tasty and the prices are reasonable. Adverts need to be clearer that they no longer offer sit down meals and that the hour for hot take away are rather limited.

excellent kosher food Mark the owner is very happy to serve, they also have kosher meats and products for sale as well as eat in table service this place is a must try even if you are not kosher

The food is always great. Today's special was meatballs mash potato and carrots.. Wonderful.. Chicken soup to start.. Staff are always lovely. Thanks again.. See you soon.

I came in on Friday morning which is the busiest day of the week for every kosher place. I spoke with Doreen regarding what she can make for me for Shabbat since I have many dietary limitations. She made me so much delicious food that I had a true Shabbat dinner thanks to her. I came back on Sunday and Monday for more. They also can double wrap for take away. Thank you so much! Prices are fair. Service is outstanding.

Before visiting Glasgow with my family I'd read in the Jewish Forward about Mark's Deli, and how it is the only place IN THE WORLD that makes certified kosher Haggis. So I decided to visit, though it's a mile or two from the center of Glasgow. I'm so glad we did! Mark and his staff really went out of there way to make us feel welcome, even though the didn't get there until the very end of what had been a very busy day for them (catering 3 local events!). We ate a delicious kosher parve and meat lunch, and bought a frozen Haggis that we ate the next night at our Glasgow AirBnB. The deli has a nice-sized eating area, with funny and interesting art and photographs on the walls. Enjoyed fried gefilte fish, smoked meat (pastrami to us Yanks), chicken soup (oh the chicken soup was sooo good), and Irn Bru. And the haggis was delicious as well! So delightful to enjoy Mark's hospitality and abundant menschlikeit!!

Someone was talking about American corned beef (what we Brits call salt beef, not the stuff in tins only for emergencies) the other day and it brought back fond memories of New York deli counters. So I though, I know where I should find something to remind me. As I was at a loose end, off to Giffnock I went in search of some corned beef on rye with a pickle on the side. I found Mark's. Of course, Giffnock is not Manhattan and Mark's is no Lower East Side deli counter but I did find my salt beef on rye with a pickle, and a side salad and coleslaw to boot. Not Manhattan portions either but that might have been a bit much to ask. It was good salt beef and honour was satisfied! It did seem very quiet when I went in – one family and two ladies-who-lunch – but it is a bit off the usual Glasgow track. It deserves to be better known. The menu was whisked away as soon as I ordered so I forgot to ask for cheesecake afterwards, if there was any. I did buy some strudel from the shop afterwards. It was very moreish. The staff – it looks very much a family concern but I didn't ask – were very friendly and I felt welcomed even as a goy as soon as I walked into the café. I loved the many Jewish-flavoured cartoons that lined the walls, even if one or two of them went over my head, and I'll be back if only to make sure I read them all.

Mark’s Deli is not just a place to catch a delicious soft ( corned beef) sandwich or warm latke. You can fill up on groceries, read the numerous displayed jokes, catch up on a wee bit of history and get amazing recommendations of Scotland’s treasures from Mark himself. I highly recommend it.

Mark catered our Shul visit to Scotland. The food was delicious and well presented. Portions were large and everyone was happy. Very easy to work with and accommodated all dietary needs.

I've only been here twice [so far] once with my grandson and recently with two of my siblings. I've always wanted to taste kosher food, and Mark's Café/Deli did not disappoint. Both times I enjoyed lunch there. I like their [kosher] beef hot dogs [I don't eat pork anyway]. & their hot beef sandwiches. I recommend it. I also bought some items from the Deli.

Called in on Friday for lunch. Great food, friendly service, fully picture's on the wall. What's not to like.. A must to visit.

A great shop with a variety of delicious foods to eat. The soups are delicious my favourite is the lentil They also do a good selection of main course meals sweet and sour chicken and meat balls in tomato sauce among the many Bagels and strudel and a great variety of bread Also do sweet cure herring and chopped herrings so many wonderful foods and smoked salmon a treat So well worth a visit.

This is the only Kosher deli in Glasgow and is located within Giffnock Village. Good food, nice staff, great service. Supervision under the Orthodox rite.

It was great to visit Mark’s Deli on a recent trip back to Glasgow. As always I got the Chicken Soup and Salt Beef Sandwich.

Mark the owner is extremely nice and the passion for food is very clear. The corn beef , soup, salad, challah, all fresh made from scratch and taste! The place is simple and super clean. Was visiting from nyc and read about this deli. Certainly recommend it. Will Most definitely return soon.

You've not tasted Falafel until you've tasted Mark's Deli Falafel - the secret falafel sauce is incredible! Mark's Deli is a bit of a hidden gem - well worth the trip to Glasgow's southside. I've enjoyed many lunches here and the food, service and atmosphere has always been consistently good. Did I mention the Hot Salt Beef Sandwiches? This is the signature dish - you will not be disappointed! As well as the restaurant there is also a well stocked Kosher deli. Highly recommended.

Had delicious chicken soup and salt beef sandwich. Can't eat enough of the apple strudel! Friendly staff.

He he visitado Mark's Deli en numerosas ocasiones en los últimos meses y cada vez que disfrutamos mucho, lo que es sin duda el mejor sandwich de carne salada en Escocia? Sirve en fresca, pan de luz la porción de carne salada paquetes realmente un ponche de sabor. Cuenta con unas cubiertas con encurtidos y una mezcla de mostaza, la luchadora ensalada de patatas fritas calientes puede ser superfluo para algunos, pero nunca para mí, especialmente en un frío Glasgow almuerzo! La Carne salada Sandwich debes probar cuando visite el Deli.

This is a great way to have lunch. The food is great and the service is good. This is a great place to grab a good lunch.

Delicious kosher food in Giffnock, just on the outskirts of Glasgow. Very friendly service; warm, communal atmosphere.

This is the main kosher food supplier in Glasgow. Though it is called a deli, in fact it is a combination of restaurant, grocer, butcher and gift shop - and they also do kosher catering for family celebrations and at many places in the Scottish tourist circuit. We were on a Scottisdh kosher tour and enjoyed Mark's food at every stop apart from having a meal (including kosher haggis!) at the restaurant itself.

always very helpful - I am vegetarian and gluten free and they always manage to make me up something

Was in with my grandma and service was top class and fried fish and chips were lovely as always in Mark's Cafe😀!

Though we keep a nominally kosher home in NYC, while traveling that is not the case. But unique to the UK is Salt Beef.Unfortunately my wife doesn't like it, so I left the decision to partake of it to my visit to Glasgow. Though out...

went today for our regular monthlyish shop. So refreshing to get friendly and helpful staff in a shop that is smallish.The home produced products are to die for and the wide range of items that are not available elsewhere are brilliant. Prices are reasonable and...

Good food, nice staff, plain setting with interesting framed sketches on the walls...nice bagels.....just wish they had Montreal style bagels...

I highly recommend visiting marks deli. It is quaint it has a lovely atmosphere. The cartoons on the walls are hilariously funny. But most importantly the good is great, especially their famous latkies. The service is excellent. You can't go to glasgow and not stop...

My partner was looking for boiling fowl to make chicken soup and Mark's Deli had some. We went to collect it and Mark himself was coming out as we were going in and he said hello, despite not seeing us before. I thought that was...

Soups are always fabulous fish and chips too great selection lovely staff try salt beef sandwiches yummmmm

Los lagos de las viñetas el ambiente la carne salada sándwiches todo está realmente deliciosa comida y un lugar a donde debes ir.

Este deli & Café se ha trasladado a su establecimiento original tras un desastroso incendio, cuando fue completamente reconstruido. Ahora está en Rd. De nuevo Burnfield A propósito, marcos tía Annie tenía una puerta delicatessen junto por muchos años.

Disfrutamos de una excelente comida en Deli marcas.

sopa de pollo y carne salada eran perfectamente preparado. Espacio de comedor nos sentimos impersonal - quizás algunas plantas o decoración más creativa le daría un mejor ambiente.

Attached to Mark's Deli, the café serves a selection of light lunches, all traditional Jewish fare, and all tasty, well-presented and in ample proportions.Add to that the friendly, but not obtrusive staff, the lively atmosphere and the fun decor, and you're all set for a reasonably-priced and enjoyable lunch.

As soon as walked in the owner was very friendly and helpful. Even though we walked in after 3pm when the cafe shuts. They were happy to make a carry out for us of salted beef with their own homemade hummus. Even in the Toilet there was humor as well

Went to the attached min market/deli and stopped for a light lunch. great food with an extensive menu to please just about anyone. Will go again without any excuse !. Prices are reasonable, service prompt and cheerful. Suitable for kosher and for the non kosher people also. A clean happy good food place not often found anywhere !!

Great soup fantastic Salt Beef sandwiches if you want something different go here you will not be disappointed

I really hoped that the this newly (re) built Deli/Restaurant would fill a need. A good Kosher restaurant has been missing from Glasgow's good and varied eating options for far too long - since the days of Geneens in the Gorbals. The room resembles a converted garage, low ceiling, numerous framed cartoons on the walls, cheap tables and uncomfotable chairs. A factory canteen from the 1950s. The service is helpfull and friendly and the menu varied but lacking imagination. Basics are good, soup, salt beef etc. Prices, fair. 'Half and half' small soup and salt beef sandwich, excellent value;

Hot Salt Beef sandwich Fantastic fab soup well worth a visit cheerful staff different foods you won't go hungry