Glasgow folk- eating out

[Sandraoh40]

Originally Posted by vowels

I must agree, Coia's is brilliant.

I ate there as a child when it was a cafe, it was always full and always fantastic.

I have taken my own children, been for date nights with my husband and it is still fantastic, whenever you go, whatever you order.

I have never known anyone who didn't love Coia's.

Too gushy? 😂🤣😂

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We only discovered it last year, we are raging that we didn’t know about it sooner. We always used to go to Sarti’s but this is way better.
We live just outside Glasgow.
We love that it’s always busy with a huge variety of people, the waiters are brilliant and the food fantastic.

No not too gushy at all 😂

[novocastrian]

Thanks for all replies slight change of plan , just me driving them up now so will probably just find a takeaway/sit down cafe some place then park up with a book !

living life in the bus lane...

[Mariesmith]

Originally Posted by novocastrian

Thanks for all replies slight change of plan , just me driving them up now so will probably just find a takeaway/sit down cafe some place then park up with a book !

living life in the bus lane...

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If theres anything on in the cinema that you want to see you could do that to kill few hours?

[Fudge123]

You should be able to park on street near the academy. There’s also a paid for car park at the underground right next to it. Can’t remember price but don’t remember it being expensive xx

[Wee_Red]

Calvin Harris is on at Hampden on Saturday so Southside may be a bit busy!
Chaakoo also gets a good write up for Indian in the city centre and West End.
I would also be pushing toward Mother India's Cafe - love it there.
If you're a fan of tapas, may I offer an alternative to Cafe Andulaz - Malaga Tapas in Pollokshields. Should be able to get street parking, food is excellent, very close to the Academy too. Tinto is excellent too but over the hill from Hampden.


Edit: Overuse of too