The counter under a chalkboard wall, jars and bottles on shelves.
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Meadow Road Coffee

A neighbourhood café on Dumbarton Road in Partick with Dear Green coffee, brunch plates and a counter crowded with home bakes.

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Meadow Road Coffee began on Meadow Road in the West End and now pours on Dumbarton Road in Partick, near the Thornwood roundabout, behind a dark front with tall wooden tables and stools along the pavement.

It is a small, friendly neighbourhood café, known for its coffee, its brunch plates and a counter crowded with cakes.

The house coffee is roasted in Glasgow by Dear Green, served as flat whites and cortados in dark cups with a leaf of latte art. Brunch runs to poached eggs on toast with greens and hollandaise, and eggs on sourdough with avocado, bacon and a balsamic glaze. The counter is the other draw: slabs of brownies and blondies, caramel shortbread, traybakes and cakes, each with a handwritten label, and a chalkboard menu fills the wall above. It opens from eight on weekdays, until three, and from nine at the weekend, until four, and it is a good stop before a walk along the Clyde to the Riverside Museum.

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Before you go

Meadow Road Coffee opens Monday to Friday from 8am to 3pm and at the weekend from 9am to 4pm.

Hours
Mon to Fri 08:00 to 15:00; Sat and Sun 09:00 to 16:00.
Where
579 Dumbarton Road, G11 6HY.

Opening hours

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Monday
8am–3pm
Tuesday
8am–3pm
Wednesday
8am–3pm
Thursday
8am–3pm
Friday
8am–3pm
Saturday
9am–4pm
Sunday
9am–4pm

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