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The Mulberry — Cafes in Glasgow

The Mulberry

CafesGlasgow, SCT

4.2 out of 5 stars4.2(442 reviews)

Quick info

87 Renfield St, Glasgow G2 1LP, United Kingdom

About The Mulberry

On Renfield Street in Glasgow, The Mulberry is a cafe serving breakfast and lunch with orders taken and paid for at the counter, written down on paper rather than table-side. The menu runs from a Scottish breakfast, the Wee Scotty, to a vegetarian breakfast, pancakes, French toast, sourdough sandwiches, and a Benedict, with pancakes coming up repeatedly among the orders. Drinks include smoothies, matcha, mint tea, and coffee. Seating is available outside as well as in. Food is walk-in only, no reservations, and wait times can run long even when the room isn't full. The cafe is dog friendly.

Good to know

“this is a dog friendly Breakfast , lunch and kitchen”

  • Reservations
    Walk-in only
  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair: entrance, restroom

Reviews

4.2/5
442 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention scottish breakfast, pancakes, long wait times and counter ordering system.

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Customer Review Summary

Breakfast is the clear draw, with the Scottish breakfast, the Wee Scotty with haggis, and blueberry pancakes drawing repeated praise, alongside the vegetarian breakfast, French toast with caramelized bananas and Nutella, and a sourdough ham and cheese sandwich. Reviewers consistently describe the staff as friendly and attentive, with one singling out a particular waitress as the highlight of the visit, and several mention the coffee, matcha, and smoothies as standouts. A sunny outdoor seating spot and pleasant atmosphere also get mentioned. Against this, two reviewers raise real complaints about the ordering process: one describes the counter setup as an awkward bottleneck causing disruptive back and forth despite orders still being handwritten, and another reports paying upfront, including being asked for a tip, then facing a long delay for a Scottish breakfast with no explanation or compensation offered and feeling unwelcome. Most other visits, though, end with reviewers saying they would return.

Featured reviews

  • Google user
    “Food was fine, when it eventually arrived. Ordered the wee scottish breakfast and a smoothie and paid upfront (they even asked for a tip at that point). Person that took my order didn't seem very customer friendly to us. Ended up waiting around 40 minutes for the food, would've left the place because of the long wait but since they already charged us, had to wait for the breakfast to finally arrive. We were also very hungry as it was our breakfast. The place didnt seem overly crowded or busy, and no one told us we might have to wait a while. Servers served everyone else well enough and their food arrived in time. No one explained to us why the meals were late nor did they offer compensation. I guess we weren't their preferred customers. Food was ok. We dont usually expect over the top customer service but this was honestly one of the worst experiences we've ever had. Felt extremely unwelcome.”
  • Google user
    “Stopped by for breakfast. We enjoyed the French toast with caramelized bananas with Nutella drizzle. Delicious! And very generous serving size. Staff was very friendly. Highly recommend stopping!”
  • Google user
    “The food very good, which is the main reason to come. However, the ordering system leaves a lot to be desired. You have to get up and order at the counter, which creates an awkward bottleneck when you're standing there, other customers can't pass behind you to reach their seats, resulting in a constant back-and-forth shuffle just to let people through. It feels unnecessarily disruptive for everyone. What makes this even more frustrating is that orders are still written down on paper at the counter anyway, so it would make far more sense to simply have staff come to the tables to take orders, it would be quicker, smoother, and less chaotic for both customers and staff. The wait time is also on the longer side, though that's manageable. Overall, great food let down by an inefficient ordering process. Sort out the system and this place would be much more enjoyable.”
  • Google user
    “Delicious food. Good prices. Excellent coffee. Great to be able to eat outside on a sunny Glaswegian day!”
  • Google user
    “This is an absolutely wonderful spot! The matcha is excellent and the pancakes are delicious. The team provides such warm and extra attentive hospitality, even thoughtfully serving rice with a spoon for foreigners who might prefer it that way. Filipinos will definitely adore. A hidden gem worth visiting!”

Amenities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Accessibility· 1
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom

Location

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