A café and deli in the Merchant City since 2014, known for its breakfasts and brunch, with Papercup coffee behind tall windows.
The Wilson Street Pantry is a café and deli in the Merchant City, opened in 2014 by the husband and wife Neil and Laura.
Visited and photographed by Simon Hird
It sits on the ground floor of a red sandstone building on Wilson Street, behind floor-to-ceiling windows, with tables and planters out on the pavement when the weather allows.
It is known for its breakfasts and its brunch. Plates run from eggs benedict with smoked salmon or bacon, black pudding on the side, to full breakfasts, with deli sandwiches at lunchtime. The coffee comes from Papercup, the Glasgow roaster, poured as flat whites and cortados with neat latte art. It is a bright, relaxed room. The Wilson Street Pantry is open every day from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon.
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Add your tipRenowned as one of Glasgow’s best all-day brunch spots, this relaxed city-centre spot takes its food and drink seriously, whether you’re looking for a top-notch eggs benedict or a proper flat white. It’s open until 4pm seven days a week.
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