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service and staff attitude is poor at best. not a smile, not a welcoming word, not a thank you, not even looking at you in the eye. Coffee is expensive (£2.5 for an espresso) but tastes good space is small and noisy, but clean.

Overpriced, inedible cakes and rude staff. This might be the West End, but why put up with this just because the location is good? There are far better options everywhere in town.

Restaurant closed. No sign of life. Was after opening time. Tables and chairs not yet out. Saw someone else walk away too so that's more than just me they missed out on.

Staff were alright. Food was standard Greggs which I kinda like. Decor is okay as well. Come here if you ever want a quick lunch

Great bar, West End Glasgow. University Student hub, great selection of beers and wines. Haven't been in for years but popped in for a few.

Good and tasty food (the salt and chili chicken is really good!), portions are big (got some spring rolls for free) and arrived on time as specified on Uber eats. I was a bit hesitant on the arrival time since majority of the reviews were highlighting the poor delivery. Will definitely order again!

All very nice thanks. Service was excellent and friendly without being intrusive. Food was superb. Atmosphere was quiet as our party of 10 was almost the only customer…..this suited us as it was a reunion and we could hear each other! Many thanks.

pretty above average good 7/10 casey

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Nice staff, standard hotel, good location, clean and adequate rooms for the price

Food was piping hot on delivery pizza was amazing kebab was the best I’ve had in a long time chicken pakora was a little bit dry but couldn’t take a star away for this as the rest of the food was soooo delicious and also the chips were so fresh and still crispy definitely order again 100%

I popped in for lunch with my mum and daughter . The food was warm and fresh and the wine was cold. Great Saturday afternoon atmosphere ! We got risotto, spag bol and roast chicken pasta and ended up sharing all 3. Everything was delish! For dessert we had tiramisu and a chocolate Sundae. I could also eat the pasta crisps all day! I will definitely return.

No he estado aquí por un tiempo, así que pensé en ir a tomar un brunch rápido, pero la comida era insípida (avo en tostadas con huevos) y honestamente parecía que salió de un paquete premezclado sin siquiera agregar sal o pimienta... caro para una experiencia tan promedio y mucho más vale la pena lugares para comer en el extremo oeste a solo diez minutos

Booked via 5pm for afternoon tea, one of the first slots for 12 noon on a Saturday. On arrival, had entered from the Great Western Road side, directly into “The Terrace” entrance, the place was deserted, not a single person there/within the bar area to greet us. We had to walk down to the main hotel entrance to speak with reception. We were then taken back to The Terrace to be seated, our table was prepared and ready for us. First impressions, not a great start. The Terrace looks like it had recently gone through a return shortly before being sold by the Hilton so is nice, although the furniture is sparse and doesn’t give that same feeling of a higher end experience. The server, apologies, can’t remember his name but a young boy, very polite and attentive, it’s good to see the younger generation holding a job like this and having a bit of passion. All of the cake selection was very good aswell as the sandwich collection, for the money I’d expected a couple more sandwiches. Great coffee. Would return, however, didn’t think it was worth the £35 price tag, this puts it in direct competition with The Dilmah at the Hilton in Glasgow which is far superior. Atmosphere is why really let this down, maybe the section of part of the terrace specifically for afternoon tea to try and build a bit of atmosphere.