Whittard of Chelsea Glasgow in Glasgow City

First Rate Sausage Roll, cost £4 but the look and taste was really good. I would fully recommend and the staff all polite and first class service

Visited yesterday, had their medium roast coffee - best coffee I’ve ever tasted and I’ve had many a coffee. When I’m town this will be where I go for coffee in future .

Visitamos por primera vez después de que la tienda reabriera después de su cierre con el resto de las Galerías Buchanan. El gerente de la tienda logró reconocerme incluso con una máscara y me dio la bienvenida de regreso a la tienda. Tuvimos una breve charla en mi mesa y como mi pedido ya había sido tomado, hubo poco tiempo de espera. Pedí a Gyokuro un té verde espléndidamente saludable con increíbles oportunidades de bienestar adjuntas. También pedí un bollo de frutas calentado sorprendentemente delicioso, con muy buena mermelada de fresa y una maravillosa crema coagulada (no todas las cremas coaguladas son iguales de ninguna manera) y esta se encuentra entre las mejores. El servicio, el conocimiento y su profundidad, la higiene, los protocolos de seguridad y salud (COVID - 19) y la hospitalidad fueron incomparables. Una visita maravillosa y un personal maravilloso.

Estaba en Glasgow con la esposa y entré a Buchanan Galleries para explorar algunas tiendas, no mucho bolígrafo en este momento porque Covid me apetecía un café, así que encontré este lugar un par de mesas fuera de una gran selección de tés, etc. Bueno, definitivamente nos detendremos aquí de nuevo 10/10

Mi esposo y yo disfrutamos muchísimo de un café con leche mientras compramos en las galerías Buchanan. El personal fue muy amable y acogedor. Esta fue nuestra primera visita, esperamos muchos más.

We were in Glasgow for a few hours on a cold miserable day and when we reached the Buchanan Galleries we were in need of some hot coffee to recharge us. There used to be a branch of Wittard's in Livingston, our home town, which we visited regularly but it never provided in-store catering. However as we knew the Wittard's name to represent quality we entered for refreshments. We had an excellent cup of coffee each, served in large ceramic mugs, and shared a scone, butter and jam between us. The jam was something really unusual, I think that it might have been passionfruit and mango, but whatever it was it was lovely. There is a great range of Wittard's tea and coffee products on sale in the shop. There are also a couple of dispensers containing hot drinks for customers to sample.

The tea was good - but it’s just tea. The cake was nice - but it’s just cake. The prices are quite ridiculous and our bill for 2 cups of tea and one small cake was... £11.30. We certainly won’t be going again, however pretentious the service might be.

Took me ages to decide and staff were helpful in helping us choose a hot chocolate and tea. Nice to be able to try the different kinds they have on offer in the shop. Also like that they have tasters of some. Though would be happier if the wee cups were not plastic!

During my lunch break at work, I decided to treat myself and surfed the Too Good To Go app for a foodie hub. I stumbled upon an offer for a Magic Bag which cost £2.79 at the Whittard of Chelsea with a collection slot of 6pm – 7pm; this was perfect for me, as I could visit just after working hours. And so I took a trip to Buchanan Galleries in Glasgow and found myself in another boujee foodie hub. The Whittard of Chelsea turned out to be an eccentric retailer of Coffee, Tea, other forms of Artisan Hot drinks, China Tea Gift sets, Tableware, and Cooking Equipment – I know, a lot of attractions in one place. Food 7/10: As I said I’m a freshie and usually go for plain cakes, however, I quite enjoyed indulging in these artisan cakes. I’m not a big fan of chocolate but the Brownie now has a special place in my heart. Atmosphere 6/10: This was because I got there around 6:15pm, the café closes at 6pm so it was not packed with people or beaming with energy. I wasn’t fussed though as the weather was nice and I decided to stay out in the sun. Service 9/10: Although they had closed for the day, their staff were really friendly and pretty quick in getting me my Magic Box. Visit rikicooks.com to read the full blog and watch the video experience xox

£15 for two breakfast teas and two small scones is ridiculously expensive - there's no way that's justifiable. The shop is lovely and the staff were very friendly and attentive, but I felt embarrassed that my elderly mother who insisted on treating me had to pay £15 for a cup of tea and a scone with butter each.

Went in accompanied by son, who wanted to taste the different hot chocolate samples. He was wowed by the White chocolate drink & I said I’d treat him to a full-size drink. He was asked if he wanted marshmallows on top & delightedly agreed - but be warned , that was an extra 40 pence for a wee sprinkling on top of a small to average hot chocolate costing the guts of £4. Think I’d have had a further shock if I’d had one too , & also been tempted by the sweet things at the counter.