The Hyndland Cafe

A great place for your morning rolls - roll and square, roll and scone, roll and black pudding - whatever you get, they'll probably have it. Lots of variety and tastes good. I get a large order for the office 3x a week and we've never had a bad experience. I recommend their rolls and also their sweet treats range, they keep us going through the work day :)

We came for breakfast twice. The first time, I had an omelette. It was fluffy but light on the fillings. The second time, i had the pancakes, which weren't good, came with no butter, and with a very small amount of "maple syrup," which wasn't maple syrup. My husband had the bagel with cream cheese and lox, and he said it was good. Quick and friendly service.

We found this little cafe on the way out of the city. I would recommend a stop here for breakfast since its on the way to Glencoe and its got a really hearty breakfast that will keep you going for a while as you hike. It was full of locals, they knew people by name and by order and they don't rush you in your meal or to order. They even charged our phones for us! There isn't a lot of parking space but half parking on the pavement seems to be the norm here.

The staff was really super sweet and make good recommendations on what to have especially if you have allergies. The food was really good and I recommend the full breakfast with the haggis. The portions are super large and its hard to finish them but they are worth every bite. I think you can choose smaller options, I would recommend not getting the square sausage here since its a little on the tough side and the black pudding is a little over salted- hope this was just for my dish alone since I really do like this little place and I would honestly return when Im back in the area.

Bustling west end cafe serving great breakfasts, coffee and warm service.

Breakfast in the Hyndland Cafe is not a high dining, romantic chic, or hipster wet dream territory, but then if doesn't seek to be and frankly if that's what you're into then walk to the door, throw a stone, grab your breakfast from whoever's window you just broke; the West End has dozens such places and a cafe like Hyndland is a breath of traditional air (is that a saying?)

There's quite a lot on offer, from Scots breakfast through a plate-spillingly large veggie option (fat lads can be veggie too, thanks for providing) to pancakes, eggs with hollandaise, scramblers on toast and more.

The girls behind the counter are nice as can be, attentive and helpful. A lovely touch in a 'burb mostly staffed by hungover students on a Saturday morning.

First time I've been in since the refurb, what an improvement! A few simple interior decorating tricks (lowered the ceiling and hanging lamps to replace the wall mounted uplighters) and it seems to have gotten a lot bigger inside!

The food is the same fare. Hearty fry-ups, great home baking and friendly smiles are standard. This is a local cafe that isn't pretending to be anything else.

Always a queue for takeaways at the weekend (who doesn't want a roll and bacon after a night on the town) the refurb is a good step forward.

My friends, breakfast delivery is a beautiful concept.

You wake up on a Sunday morning, slightly hungover, with no desire to expend the effort required to dress yourself and brave the elements in order to secure a hot meal. But you're hungry. You want breakfast. A real breakfast - not cold cereal or porridge.

Do not despair! The Hyndland Cafe is there for you.

During our weekend in Glasgow, my boyfriend and I found ourselves in the aforementioned situation and Hyndland Cafe saved the day. We called and placed our order and about 40 minutes later our food arrived, still hot.

We ordered the all day breakfast (bacon, link sausage, square sausage, potato scone, mushroom, tomato, baked beans, black pudding, and choice of egg served with toast), pancakes and maple syrup with bacon, and a haggis roll.

This morning feast was delivered to our door for only £10.50!

And yes, it was delicious.

Don't hesitate lazy brunch fans! You won't regret it.

Healthy breakfast choices! Great fresh smoothies! Well prepared food! The woman who seems to run the place is warm, lovely and attentive. They were bustling one morning when we went in and she still managed to keep the food coming and the service friendly. Also, VERY good lattes!

If you're after a quick greasy spoon style breakfast / brunch, and you're in the West End, then you can't go wrong with a trip to The Hyndland Cafe. If I'd been writing this review a few months ago, it probably would've stretched to a 4 star review, but the past couple of times we've been in, I just feel like the service is slipping a little.

In their defence, they're always pretty busy - especially on a Sunday when we normally trek down there. They have 3 booths, 2 small tables and some window seats (which aren't the easiest to get in and out of) then some tables outdoors for when we have our - admittedly rare - bouts of decent weather.

On our last trip, we had to wait quite a long time to even get menus - and got ours after a table who came in after us did, not exactly ideal - and we were about to head somewhere else when we finally got to order some drinks and peruse the menu.

While Gordon went for their filled rolls, I thought I'd try the scrambled egg & smoked salmon bagel. It arrived pretty promptly, was a generous serving and tasted pretty good. No frills, just a decent amount of egg and some smoked salmon.

You get what you pay for, it's a decent breakfast and for that I can't really fault it.

This little café is a stone's throw away from my flat in Hyndland and does a mean all day breakfast which cures even the worst hangover. I have quite literally staggered down to this place at three o'clock in the afternoon, in my pjs, wellies and a coat and practically sobbed for the waitress to bring me tea and breakfast before my hangover devours me completely! The best part of it was that the waitress didn't bat an eyelid or appear to judge me in any way! Also the staff are happy to let you wile away a whole afternoon there with you only ordering refills on your tea. In fact they keep the place stocked with newspapers and magazines so you can do just that!

Admittedly all non-breakfast type food that is available isn't the best Hyndland has to offer. However if you stick with the usual café fair of toasties and the like you can't go far wrong.

I must concur with fellow Yelpers here. If the Hyndland Cafe stuck to what it's good at, it would be a four star joint all the way.

Proprietors of an excellent fry up and greasy spoon grub, the set-up is spot on and the atmosphere laid-back and friendly, while free wifi is a nice (if an albeit essential, in this day in age) touch.

However, there seems little point in offering an extended main meal menu when the fare feels so watered down. BYOB is also not necessary. Futrthermore, as an aside to my main point, I must also voice disgruntlement at the early closing time. I know it's par for the course for cafes to close before dinner time, but I reckon the easy going atmosphere in here would make it an ideal late night spot.

I like this place, and it's good to see it try to progress. However, sometimes you can do a little too much tinkering.

Kept simple, the Hyndland Cafe really could be a cracking old school neighbourhood cafe.