| Newlands Park Pavilion Lubnaig Road, Glasgow South Side G43 2RY | |
| 07593874848 | |
| Dandelion Cafe Website | |
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Friendly neighbourhood cafe in Newlands Park serving coffee, cakes & brunch, lovingly prepared by our in-house bakers & chefs using fab local produce.
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