Where is stereo glasgow

Highly recommend. Pros: vegan yumminess, prices are reasonable, central location. Just had a great lunch, the arepas were delicious, as were the mac and miso balls. Highly recommend a visit to Stereo. Lovely to see some different options, very inventive. Very friendly and helpful staff, who gave us breakfast recommendations too!

Portion size on the tacos was quite small, not quite enough for dinner though but was delicious. Server kindly squeezed me in on a table for one on a particularly busy evening.

Food is always good here and the atmosphere is laid back. Glasgow has some really good vegan restaurants, Stereo is one of them Updated from previous review on They've changed their menu recently. Prices seemed to have increased yet portions become smaller and less tasty! Food was quite greasy also. I wouldn't go out of choice and certainly wouldn't recommend it anymore for food. It's probably OK for drinks?

Updated from previous review on Very cool place, great atmosphere and original good vegan food. The wings were flavourful, the pizza and tortilla were good as well. Been here several times! Always had nice food! Had the daily soup and falafel salad. So hit the spot in a perfect way. Pros: All plant based, Fresh and healthy , Great variety and price. Great food, staff and vibe. Pros: Delicious vegan food, Fast and fresh, Lovely helpful staff. Even before I was vegan the food was always a calling to me and I drag my pals here for vegan White Russians on the weekend:.

Varied, seasonal menu. Stunning food. Scruffy interior. Pros: Totally vegan , Food is awesome , Reasonable prices. Tucked away in a wee side lane in central Glasgow, this totally vegan cafe with good music, vibe and food is worth finding. Visited on a quiet Saturday lunchtime and was welcomed by friendly staff. I started with a deliciously warming coconut and sweet potato soup which I followed with a saag paneer pictured with garlic flat bread.

It was delicious and actually captured the eye of fellow diners who also ordered it. An institution in Glasgow and I can see why. The staff were friendly, the space is nice, the food was delicious, and the music was pleasant ambiance.

I had a pepperoni pizza; the pizza base was good. Only complaint is that the dish could have used more protein. I was glad the bar had two varieties of nonalcoholic beer. Beautiful Bar, Restaurant, Event place with great vegan food. A great Vegan eatery in the heart of Glasgow well worth a visit and time of year. Would tend to agree with you - the last few times I've been in I've felt not kool enough, also that I was in the way, and that the staff really didn't want to be there, pretty grumpy and non-communicative.

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