Two lattes and a pastry on a wooden table.
Glasgow

Zennor, Langside Road

A calm, pale-wood café on Langside Road near Queen's Park, pouring seasonal single-origin coffee, with loose-leaf tea and in-house baking.

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Welcome

Zennor's café on Langside Road sits on a sandstone corner on the south side, close to Queen's Park, Battlefield and Mount Florida, and it is one of Zennor's cafés in Glasgow.

Inside it is calm and spare, with pale wood panelling, round paper lamps, a long counter and a few tables, and all the attention goes on the coffee.

The coffee is seasonal and single origin, across espresso and filter, with pour-over, batch brew and a short espresso menu. Zennor sells a changing list of beans from named farms and producers, from a Kenyan natural with notes of strawberry and lime to Ethiopian heirlooms and rare Gesha lots from Peru, Colombia and Panama, and those beans are on the shelf to take home, with coffee equipment in its online shop. There are loose-leaf teas too, oolong, green and white, and iced matcha. The counter holds in-house baking, pastries, cakes and savoury things that change regularly. Zennor on Langside Road is open every day from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon.

Close byShort Long BlackA small coffee shop on Victoria Road in Govanhill, with a window full of croissants and cakes.2 min by roadSee itA tray of laminated pastries close up.
Before you go

Zennor on Langside Road is open every day from 9am to 4pm.

Hours
Daily, 09:00 to 16:00.
Where
287 Langside Road, G42 8XX.

Opening hours

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