Singl-end Garnethill
A café and bakehouse on Renfrew Street in Garnethill, best known for brunch and for cakes baked on the premises. It is dog friendly, pram friendly and takes bookings as well as walk-ins. A good stop before or after the Tenement House, which is around the corner.
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Singl-end Garnethill
Brunch and bakes
Singl-end has been serving brunch in Glasgow since 2015 and the Garnethill branch doubles as its bakehouse, so the counter of cakes is all made in-house. Expect hearty, home-cooked breakfasts and brunch plates rather than a quick grab-and-go. It opens slightly earlier at weekends, from Friday to Sunday, for those who want to beat the queue.
Who it suits
Dogs are welcome, there is wheelchair access and space for prams, which makes it an easy choice for families and walkers. Bookings are taken, but walk-ins are welcome; weekend mornings are the busiest time. In the evening the whole space can be hired for private events. It's a relaxed, unhurried place, and families with small children will find room for buggies between the tables.
Nearby
Garnethill sits on the hill above Sauchiehall Street. The National Trust for Scotland's Tenement House is a couple of minutes' walk away, and St Aloysius Church is close by too. There is a second Singl-end in the Merchant City, on John Street. If you prefer the city centre, the Merchant City branch is a short walk from George Square. Glasgow School of Art's campus is also nearby on Renfrew Street, which makes Singl-end a handy stop on an architecture walk.
Highlights
- Cakes baked in-house at the bakehouse
- Brunch in Glasgow since 2015
- Dog friendly and pram friendly
- Around the corner from the Tenement House
Good to know
- Bookings taken; walk-ins welcome.
- Dogs welcome; wheelchair access and pram-friendly space.
- Available for private hire in the evening.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources: thesingl-end.co.uk