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All of RAWNCHY's products are gluten free, dairy free and processed sugar free to give you nourishing, simple, good food, presented to you in its most natural and pure form: RAW. This means that all my products are entirely plant based and maintain their high nutrient and natural enzyme levels which help to boost metabolism and fight disease.
Cafe Strange Brew is a dog friendly cafe in the heart of Shawlands serving up the best brunch in the southside and a damn fine cup of coffee!
READ MOREFriendly neighbourhood cafe in Newlands Park serving coffee, cakes & brunch, lovingly prepared by our in-house bakers & chefs using fab local produce.
READ MOREThe Glad Cafe is the award winning cafe/music venue/creative hub of Glasgow south serving delicious food and a delectable programme of gigs and events!
READ MOREThe Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre is a thriving community centre in the heart of a great community.
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READ MOREC7 Coffee House is a friendly independent coffee shop in the Port Dundas area of Glasgow. We serve awesome barista coffee and affordable lunches to eat in and take away!
READ MOREMackintosh at the Willow includes a 200 seat restaurant in the A listed, internationally recognised, original Willow Tea Rooms Building and our new Visitor Centre next door!
READ MOREThe Wild Olive Tree is a social enterprise cafe serving specialty coffee, situated in St George's Tron Church of Scotland on Buchanan Street!
READ MORELocated on Great Western Road in the heart of Glasgow's West End, Cake Bar is the little sister brand, and unruly childish streak, of Three Sisters Bake!
READ MOREThe Grosvenor Cafe is a staple in Ashton Lane in the heart of Glasgow's West End, enjoy excellent food, the tastiest of drinks and an awesome atmosphere to boot!
READ MOREMcCune Smith Cafe at 3-5 Duke Street in Glasgow takes its name from Dr. James McCune Smith, the black intellectual and abolitionist who embodies two aspects of the history of the local area.
READ MOREThe new Strath Union replaces the much-loved John Street location, which closed in August 2021 prompting an outpouring of love across social media from past students and fans.
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