Where to brunch in Glasgow: morning rooms worth the queue.
Where to brunch in Glasgow. The morning rooms worth the queue, and the kitchens still doing it right at noon.
The Singl-end is a big basement brunch room and bakehouse in Garnethill, Glasgow, cooking all-day plates with gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan options.
Order: The big brunch plate, with strong gluten-free and vegan versions available.
The Wilson Street Pantry is an all-day brunch cafe and deli in Glasgow's Merchant City, serving breakfast, sandwiches and coffee seven days a week.
Order: Eggs and sourdough with a flat white; brunch runs all day, every day.
Partick Duck Club is an all-day bistro on Hyndland Street in Glasgow's West End, serving one of the Southside-of-the-river's best brunches from a snug corner.
Order: The brunch menu before it rolls into the all-day bistro list.
Saints of Ingram fills a restored Hutcheson's Hall room in Glasgow's Merchant City, serving coffee and brunch by day, cocktails and plates by night.
Order: A brunch plate with a signature brunch cocktail from 11:00.
Bibi's Cantina is a daytime Mexican cafe on Dumbarton Road in Glasgow's West End, serving huevos, chilaquiles and hearty brunch plates in a bright room.
Order: Huevos rancheros or chilaquiles with a strong coffee.
Cafe Strange Brew is a much-loved Shawlands brunch spot in Glasgow's Southside, pairing inventive plates with serious speciality coffee near Queen's Park.
Order: The rotating brunch specials; Stornoway black pudding and crayfish bagels are regulars.
Rose & Grants is a friendly all-day brunch cafe on the Trongate in Glasgow's Merchant City, running omni, vegan and gluten-free menus on a walk-in basis.
Order: A full brunch plate; omni, vegan and gluten-free menus all run.
The Left Bank is an all-day Gibson Street room in Glasgow's West End, a vinyl-soundtracked spot for a long weekend brunch before it turns wine bar by night.
Order: The weekend brunch spread with a coffee or a morning natural wine.