Best places for brunch in Glasgow
City centre brunches
Wilson Street Pantry
Brunch is served all day in this popular little cafe that looks out onto the cobbled streets of the Merchant City. Offering a range of Scottish foods, including Stornoway black pudding, check out Wilson Street Pantry for details.
The Delphine
Located in the courtyard of Princes Square, The Delphine is a quirky spot. Whatever you order will be stylish, whether a shake, smoothie or smashed avocado. Visit The Delphine for info.
Mackintosh at the Willow
Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1903, Mackintosh at the Willow is an Art Nouveau tearoom. Run by the National Trust for Scotland, the venue is an attraction, gift shop and tearoom all-in-one. It may be best known for afternoon tea, but don't miss the chance to try out breakfast too. Find out more about the historic Mackintosh at the Willow.
The Ivy
Chic and central, The Ivy is a great spot for weekend brunch. The menu has everything from buttermilk pancakes with bacon to avocado Benedict. Pair with coffee or cocktails. Visit The Ivy for info on this Buchanan Street hotspot.
Singl-end
Singl-end run 2 bakehouses in Garnethill and the Merchant City. They serve up everything from fruits and grains to eggs in many ways. They also have a ‘for the bairns’ menu to keep the kids happy. Visit Singl-end to view the menu.
Browns Brasserie and Bar
Combine brunch dishes with prosecco (or upgrade to Champagne) at this classy brasserie. Visit Browns Brasserie and Bar and treat yourself to a bottomless brunch in the heart of the city.
Vega at Yotel
Get brunch with rooftop views at Vega at Yotel. This is open to both residents and non-residents. And on the first Saturday of every month is a disco-themed boozy brunch. Check out the menu at Vega Glasgow.
Rose & Grants
Home to the famed vegan square sausage, Rose & Grants is found in the bustling Trongate area. This dog-friendly, vegan-friendly spot is a welcoming and warm cafe for brunch any day. Follow Rose & Grants on Instagram.
The Spiritualist
Enjoy a cocktail with fresh pastries when you arrive at The Spiritualist. And that's all before the main event of a brunch dish with prosecco or pints. Visit The Spiritualist.
Bar + Block
Bar + Block have lots of options, including unlimited breakfast and kids-go-free. The extensive menu covers it all, including their specialty, steak. Find out more at Bar + Block.
Revolution
Revolution have 2 city centre locations at Mitchell Street and Renfield Street. Choose a brunch dish and enjoy 2 hours of bottomless fun from the drinks section. Visit Revolution for details.
Southside brunches
Bramble
Open for walk-ins only, Bramble is opposite Queen's Park in Shawlands. It has a mouth-watering selection of breakfast options, including unbeatable pancake stacks.-Check out Bramble on Instagram.
Cafe Strange Brew
In the heart of Shawlands is the multi-award winning Cafe Strange Brew. Serving up a menu of baked eggs, hotcakes and more. It's worth queuing for this cafe, which appeared in the Lonely Planet's Glasgow Guide. Follow Cafe Strange Brew on Facebook.
Patricia's x SLB
Patricia's x SLB on Victoria Road is a favourite with the locals. Enjoy pastries, rolls and strong coffee. Visit Patricia's x SLB on Instagram.
Kilmurry & Co
A popular spot in the southside, Kilmurry & Co is open daily and serves up brunch with coffee or cocktails. Visit Kilmurry & Co to book a table in this friendly neighbourhood spot.
Brooklyn Cafe
The family-run Brooklyn Cafe has been delighting locals for nearly 100 years. Enjoy brunch in this Glasgow institution, and if you have a big appetite, then why not take on their breakfast challenge? Follow Brooklyn Cafe on Facebook.
East end brunches
Mesa
Duke Street favourite Mesa offers up a tasty selection of 'stuff on toast'. Choose from the likes of scrambled chilli tofu or butterbeans and Italian sausage. And their skillet eggs selection is just as good. Check out Mesa on Instagram.
Outlier
Getting rave reviews is Outlier, which is a hit with the hipsters. Visit Outlier on Instagram to see just why this spot on London Road is earning a name for itself.
Scran + Roadie
Serving up everything you already love, plus something new. Bringing together laid-back vibes, bold flavours, and proper east end energy. Find out more at Scran + Roadie.
Coia's Cafe
Choose from hearty brunch options at Duke Street favourite Coia's Cafe. A cafe with a lot of history, this is the perfect spot for the whole family. Visit Coia's Cafe to reserve a table.
West end brunches
Kothel
Kothel is found in 2 prime spots in the west end, Crow Road and Great Western Road. Expect great coffee, a Mediterranean menu and community vibes. Visit Kothel for details.
Partick Duck Club
Partick Duck Club was named the coolest brunch spot in Scotland by the Sunday Herald. Run by 2 experienced hotelier chefs, expect a great menu. Try out their popular deep-fried cinnamon bun. Check out Partick Duck Club's menu.
Epicures
This spot is from the team behind Glasgow’s Michelin-starred Cail Bruich. Expect brunch classics and fresh artisan bakes from their in-house bakery. Book your table at Epicures.
The Brunch Club
Serving brunch all day, every day, The Brunch Club does what it says on the tin. Choose from tasty granola bowls, French toast, boozy brunch and more. Find out more about The Brunch Club, which is in the Finnieston area.
Derby Lane
Billed as a Hamptons-style eatery, Derby Lane is also found in Finnieston. Add a cocktail or 2 to your order while enjoying the fun (and Instagrammable) surroundings. Visit Derby Lane for more info.
Radisson Red
Radisson Red host Boogie Brunches each month. The Dubai-style brunch parties include food, drinks and tunes. Follow Radisson Red on Instagram for upcoming dates.
North neighbourhood brunches
Ocho
Feel like you're escaping it all at Ocho, which is set in a Georgian-style building on the banks of the canal. Enjoy a delicious selection of dishes, including vegan and gluten-free options. Head to Ocho to book a table.
Article last updated: October 2025
