      We stopped in amazement that there was a whole bed of roses in flower in the street outside the University and as my friend touched this one in disbelief - it literally fell off into her hand (much to her embarassment!). The menu is as old fashioned as the decor. I have to go back to this cafe to try their ice cream one day...
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Susan (Dorset)
11/1/2019 10:42:24 pm
It looks excellent! Both retro and kitsch.
Freda
12/1/2019 03:31:11 pm
That is a very interesting thought Susan.
Freda
12/1/2019 03:32:15 pm
Italian cafes in Glasgow don't do change for the sake of change.
cath
12/1/2019 11:00:49 am
Most dishes coming with chips I saw and an intriguing 'double link'
Freda
12/1/2019 03:33:22 pm
Not very healthy I fear - but I will try the ice cream.
Lotta
13/1/2019 10:23:08 am
The oyster flavour??? I've never heard of that one before!
Julia
12/1/2019 03:03:57 pm
It’s so much fun, isn’t it, to come across a reminder of our past! We found a wonderful tea shop like this in niagara-on-the-lake last october....similar decor and similar menu! I hope you enjoyed your afternoon tea!
Freda
12/1/2019 03:34:15 pm
It is fun (and I had hot chocolate!).
Grace
13/1/2019 06:18:36 am
A real West-end-of-Glasgow institution this one. My favourite café as a student was the Grosvenor which was on Byres Road, before it moved to Ashton lane.
Freda
13/1/2019 07:50:12 am
I will check that one out too Grace!
Grace
13/1/2019 01:17:28 pm
I'm afraid it no longer exists ...
Grace
13/1/2019 01:25:57 pm
Lotta, follow the link to see what we call an oyster in Glasgow ...
Lotta
13/1/2019 02:12:25 pm
Ahh, that makes more sense!! Thanks Grace! Leave a Reply. |
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