Moyra Janes

Excellent. Very fast. Great food. Friendly staff. There is a constant queue of people standing waiting at peak times — that just tells you how good this wee place is!

Busy wee place. Get my lunch from here every second day and the guys really look after me. You could quite easily drive by and not realize it was there.
If you plan to sit in you may have to wait 10 mins however if taking away very quick and great turn around.
Usually get soup and they vary the menu every day.

Lovely little café in the south side of Glasgow.
Staff and very attentive and food okay.
I did find it to be a little noisy though.

I really enjoy going to Moyra Janes for breakfast or lunch. Most of the staff are really friendly and attentive — you never have to wait long for anything to arrive.
It is a reasonably basic but well done interior and it is always full which creates a nice buzzy atmosphere. Everything comes on nice crockery and presented well. They always have a choice of three soups and I usually opt for a soup and sandwich deal and I can thoroughly recommend the ham, applewood cheddar and chutney sandwich. They have a range of cakes which changes daily and they normally have something quite unusual — recently I have tried a pistachio and rose cake, white chocolate, apple and pear cake and victoria sponge — I can recommend all three!
It is not at the cheapest of places but the quality of what they serve makes it worth it.

I’ve eaten here a few times and really love the desserts! I particularly like the banoffee pie with masses of thick cream but the sticky toffee pudding is also nice. My most recent visit was with a friend and her daughter and we just stopped in for cake on our way home from a walk, they were so busy there were no seats inside but it was a nice day so we sat at one of the tables outside. Unfortunately they somehow messed up our order so my hot sticky toffee pudding (they’d sold out of banoffee) arrived almost immediately and was cold (and half gone, despite me trying to wait, especially since it was making me rather thirsty so that was a bit annoying) by the time our drinks and V’s meringue arrived! They did apologise but the drinks did still take an awfully long time to arrive.
I’ve eaten dinners and lunches here before too and they’re always nice, I particularly like their eggs benedict for a Sunday brunch, sat outside in the sun!

The hangover hunger pangs kicked in big style today. Considering it was a nice day we decided to take a wee walk around the south side and stumbled across this wee gem of a place. (My companion proceeded to tell me this was the café/​brasserie that featured in the Scottish Blend tea adverts).The outside looks like a run of the mill café however inside it is anything but. Small but rather stylish. I gathered it attracts a more affluent crowd. judging by the amount of glamorous older ladies dripping in diamonds and pearls lol.
Menu is not too big… but to be honest I prefer that. You have traditional fayre like baked potatoes, Cullen skink and mince and tatties (more upmarket version) to Thai Red Chicken, roasted goats cheese salad etc. I opted for the specials board and munched on Mac n Cheese (I needed the stodge) a generous portion and still bubbling from the oven. The cakes and desserts are immense nom nom nom nom. Reasonably priced and the staff are lovely. Another smashing wee personal discovery. Defo a fan.

This is my favourite place to spend my lunch hour, in this lovely and charming little café. They do a great lunch menu and are also open evenings although I’ve only been for lunch. Their menu is fabulous, with lots and lots of vegetarian options and imaginative, unusual dishes. They do delicious sandwiches and a tempting range of cakes. It can get busy at lunchtimes but service is pretty quick and prices are affordable.