The Cran

Finnieston's The Cran' is a retail pop-up dry bar serving tea, coffee, cakes and vegan grab n go brunch!

About The Cran

	994 Argyle Street, Glasgow City Centre G3 8LU
	01412373435
	The Cran Website
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Listed Under Eating and Drinking - Cafes and Coffee Shops

For curious locals & commuters, The Cran’ is a destination to discover an atmosphere of local artisan flavours with healthy treats and a small area for sitting in, serving:

artisanal coffee, single leaf tea’s and healthy juice brews

local freshly baked cakes and breads

vegan brunch grab-n-go sandwiches, curries stew’s & soup options

Our menu’s bring different culinary dishes from around the world and we source from local ethical producers.

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Upcoming Events at The Cran

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