Kember & Jones

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  Marine L

  ·1 month ago

  “Gorgeous café where you can have lunch. The courgette soupe was delicious ! The sandwich is huge !”

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  Matthew Miller

  ·2 months ago

  “I had heard good things about this place and it was fine. Food was tasty enough but nothing special, eggs over cooked for poached eggs, avocado toast, nothing special. Coffee was overly strong to the point it seemed burnt. Cakes were huge portions, much more than required by any single person and to be honest they were fine but nothing special. Its a good place for average food thats prepared well but nothing more in my experiance. Ive been to better places for less cost.”

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  Sara

  ·2 months ago

  “We came here for breakfast, it was really good and tasty. The coffee is as great.”

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  Kieran Patterson

  ·4 months ago

  “Really disappointed. Was looking for morning breakfast brunch and hit the Byers road, considered all 4 eateries on the cross roads ( tinderbox, little itally, the French one next door and Kember and Jones) decided on here based on the menu outside and overall look and feel. On first entry it looks great the counter is great and display of cakes is impressive. The girl serving was police friendly and helpful but sadly that is about where it end. There are 2 menus one for lunch and one for breakfast, the lunch one has BLTs and the breakfast one bacon rolls. I thought I'd ask to see if I could have a Blt with it not being lunch menu times yet ( it's a bacon roll with Mayo lettus and a slice of tomato) we were the only table in and there was 6 staff in total (5 staff behind the counter 3 of which were in the kitchen, and 1 girl on the floor serving. "Just offer him a bacon roll " One if the kitchen staff stated. YeaI kind of figured that part myself. So not worry we opted for 2 normal bacon rolls. The floury sourdough bap was so dry / stale that it was a real struggle to eat. Each mouth full having to be washed down with a drink. My wife picked the bacon from hers and left most of the roll. The streaky bacon had been cooked to the point it was brittle and crumbly. We ordered a few cakes to take away. Again the Danish was dry ( been sat too long) and the empire soft ( also too old) A really dissapointing visit for a venue that on the surface looks welcoming and appealing. The real irony was there was a massive tub of prepped lettus in the kitchen. Doubt we will be back.”

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  Stuart B

  ·5 months ago

  “Whilst walking down Byers Road, looking for somewhere to have Coffee and Cake, we spotted Kember & Jones. We were so pleased to have found it. The coffees and cakes we chose were delicious. All the food that was being served to tables around us looked amazing. There was an excellent choice of cakes/scones/tray bakes on show. The café and takeaway was very busy. The staff were all very friendly, pleasant and polite. Would highly recommend a visit here. Play up pomey ⚽️ 😉”

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  Vito Calo

  ·6 months ago

  “To start with, a super busy and lively place, that's good. The food was like a roller coaster of excitement and disappointment. The produce were very fresh and great quality. I ordered the roast beef sandwich; the taste of the sourdough was excellent, the roast beef was perfectly cooked to the point that it looked like beef carpaccio. The only down thing was that it lacked a touch of something more Dijon, salt or pepper and less arugula. My pear and almond tart was beautiful, but something was missing again!. That extra touch to make food unforgettable. My coffee was a total disappointment, the cortado the milk tasted overheated and old. The service was impressive, friendly, and helpful.”

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  Sushiliah Devi

  ·1 year ago

  “A good place to have brunch. I had waffles with bananas and blueberries with cherry compote. It was delicious. It’s reasonably priced. The crowd comes around noon time so it can be quite noisy. Try it when you around the vicinity!😋”

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  Joanne Power

  ·1 year ago

  “I come here often myself for a treat and I've also come here for business lunches and for lunches and dates with friends! It's possibly the best café in Glasgow/The West End and it's not pricey at all! The portions are fantastic and the staff and owners are lovely! It can be very busy at weekends and lunchtimes during the week because it is so popular, but it's worth it! If you like banana bread, get the banana bread with crème fraiche here- you won't regret it!”

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  Marcio Rocha dos santos

  ·1 year ago

  “Simply wonderful! The breakfast is the kind that delights the soul — every detail is crafted with such care it feels otherworldly. And the banana cake… it’s not just a cake, it’s a true masterpiece of pastry, soft, fragrant, and unbelievably delicious. Every bite feels like tasting a piece of paradise. A place that turns the simple act of eating into an extraordinary experience!”

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  Tereza Gonsiorova

  ·1 year ago

  “Cozy cafe with a great selection of sweet and savory dishes. They serve breakfast the whole day and lunch from 12:00. I got the banana bread and it was delicious, the portion was a little too big though, I think two people could easily split it :) The only thing I was missing was a matcha latte. Other than that everything was perfect!”

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