| Newlands Park Pavilion Lubnaig Road, Glasgow South Side G43 2RY | |
| Dandelion Cafe Website | |
| Facebook information can be found here | |
Friendly neighbourhood cafe in Newlands Park serving coffee, cakes & brunch, lovingly prepared by our in-house bakers & chefs using fab local produce.
Dandelion Cafe are delighted to announce the return of their Christmas Market! Come along and peruse the gorgeous creations from some of the city's most talented makers and designers!
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