The Hyndland Fox - Carta

Go here for brunch on a rainy day with a couple good friends. I've been a few times, the breakfast is great you have a choice from healthy light options to

Go here for brunch on a rainy day with a couple good friends. I've been a few times, the breakfast is great you have a choice from healthy light options to the full fat boy Scottish breakfast. Saying that even the fat boy breakfast is cooked well and isn't oozing with grease. The interior is warm and upstairs feels like a cozy cottage on a cold wet rainy day.

Not a bad place for brunch. It's light and airy, and there's a mezzanine bit upstairs if you want somewhere a little more intimate. I had mashed avocado with poached egg on sourdough bread, with extra smoked salmon. The portion size wasn't huge, but it was adequate. Coffee was reasonable too. It's a bit pricey for what you get, and a little bit too far form Byres Road to justify those prices IMO, so I don't think I'll be rushing back. But if I happen to be passing and feeling hungry, I'd probably give it another shout. Ver carta

I came here for breakfast, and if there is one thing you need to order it's the Brioche French Toast with maple syrup and bacon because it it a revelation. To me, it has got to be one of the best french toasts' in town! Hands down. The bacon is crispy, the brioche fluffy and tasty with cinnamon. I absolutely love it and I think it would happily eat more of this! The staff is really friendly, and the decor is lovely and fresh and very calming. I ordered a macchiato, upon which I got a really rather strange stare and a slightly flabbergasted response, as this is not something that is ever ordered. Either way, it was exactly the way I like it. It was strong and wonderful. For always I want to r...

I absolutely love this place. I first saw the restaurant while I was out walking and noticed how cute the exterior was. I also saw it was packed, which is normally a good sign.My boyfriend semi jokingly thought maybe it was packed because it was trendy. But I had a good feeling about the place and wanted to try it out. Well, the feeling I had was dead on. Not only is it incredibly charming inside, but the food is delightful. Everything on the menu sounded tasty, which makes it hard for me to pick something because let's face it... I want it all. I ordered a arugula salad with avocado, wild rice, chickpeas, and more deliciousness. It was so good I cleaned my plate. I could have eaten more, bu...

Glasgow may not be the restaurant capital of the world, far from it but it does have its gems. This quaint restaurant in the West end is definitely one of them. My two friends and I, stopped in for a late supper last night and had a great time. It is a quite two floor restaurant with very trendy decor that really sets the atmosphere for a great dinner. I ordered the lamb which was cooked perfectly while my friends had the burger and duck shepherds pie respectively. I tried some of each and they too were delicious. We also had the three cheese Mac to split which was creamy and simple, everything you would expect from a good Mac and cheese. The waitress serving us was incredibly sweet and made... Ver carta

Popped in here this morning for an early lunch with the small person after a busy morning at swimming and realised we hadn't been here for ages. The breakfast menu is the only food they serve till midday that and pastries, scones, croissants etc but that was perfect for us. There were plenty of yummy sounding dishes on the menu but not that many kid friendly ones. I asked our lovely waitress if I could have some plain scrambled eggs on toast for A and she said that would be no problem and asked if I wanted the toast buttered or not. I ordered the poached eggs with Black Forest ham and we got a cheeky croissant to munch on whilst the food was being made. The hot food actually came out super f...

It 's Bank Holiday Monday, and what do you do on a bank holiday? Okay well before going to the pub!...you do brunch, obvs! On my to do list for a while, today 's choice was the Hyndland Fox, tucked away in errr, Hyndland! From the outside it appears bright and airy, and the inside is no different. Split over two levels, the ground floor is relaxed and welcoming with several tables, and a comfy sofa with scrabble on the wall in the corner, quirky! Upstairs is a variety of booth style seating and where we were seated. Drinks orders taken straight away and water on the table, we were then left to peruse the brunch menu (about a dozen choices in total, and a nice mixture), and we waited, and wai...

Had a delicious dinner with fabulous friends in the Hyndland Fox no doubt made all the more rosy by bottles and bottles of spot on house red.... late last year and have since been back for a brilliant brunch I 'd promise 'no more cheesy alliterations ', but that would be a lie . It 's such a lovely, bright space and on both occasions we found the staff to be absolute dolls. We dined on the Mezzanine both times... the overhead beams and charming interiors really are a triumph. What I 'm most proud of is coercing my brunch muching companions into taking photos of each of their dishes, to be put away for a momentous occasion... such as the drafting of this review. While they each hated me at th... Ver carta