So a brunch date to the Trans Europe Cafe happened. I’d been wanting to visit for a while, ’cause I feel like the Cafe holds some kind of reputation for being an ideal casual/delicious brunch spot in the city centre.
A chilly Saturday morning and a break from the endless Glasgow rain meant one thing – a winter’s walk, and a visit to bakery47. My first visit to be exact. With the sporadic opening hours and limited info available online, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. What I found was a warm and welcoming bakery-come-cafe with a pastry selection to please everyone imaginable.
Today we went for a long walk; through the city, down to Queen’s Park then back up and along the River and through the West End. Made a pit-stop at Kelvingrove Gallery then headed back into town, and very happily stumbled across Gesso – a relatively new café tucked away on St George’s Road. I’d briefly read about this on WOW247’s “Best Coffee Spots in Glasgow” post a few weeks ago but had totally forgotten about it.
There’s a never-ending list of amazing restaurants and even bars to eat in in London, but if you’re in the big smoke and struggling for some inspiration, maybe you can find something below to help you out.
Glasgow is on a bit of a roll with independent coffee shops cropping up on every corner – and as a huge lover of the bean, I obviously couldn’t be happier about it.
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