Byblos Cafe - Glasgow in Glasgow City

Humble cafe with some of the best tasting food I've ever tried in Glasgow. Great for vegans too!The staff are extremely nice, adding a personal touch to your experience, but not intrusive.Highly recommend!

Lovely homemade food, friendly staff and good service

Food is good and enough vegetarian options. Reasonably priced and quick too. Small, quiet cafe so personal attention & conversation. We will be back.

Wonderful place, super friendly owners , very accomodating for gluten free options (loads of choice) gave good recommendations for food and drinks. Had a couple of amazing starters, houlomi was fantastic and falaffal platter was big enough for two. I forget what the traditional tea we had was but was fantastic and apparently it's very healthy.First time in a Lebanese restaurant and I loved it and would highly recommend. And if and when I'm in area I would defo go again.

Fantastic hummus, really enjoyed the baklava and Lebanese coffee. The music was also spot on! Definatly going to return again soon!

Paid 15 and 12 pounds for two plates with a very small portion of rice( no more than 10 big spoons), few pieces of meat and salad and a quarter of a roll with tomatoe inside. I have never seen a smaller plate at this price...

Food was great! Baclava delicious! But it's not just about food. Owners are lovely. I had nice conversations with this lady about culture, history and food of course. It is a family restaurant that you stop by to eat delicious home-made food and chat with your neighbor. I have to go back there to try okra stew and Lebanon cheesecake.

On the 14th of this month, I was cordially invited by my mentor and guardian; Dr. Mrs. Mridula Chakraborty- secretary of Association of Indian organisations- who I call aunty with love. We were joined by another guest too. This was a short official meet that turned out to be a very nice celebration/get-together before Christmas. Without further ado, let's take a dive into the food section now.This cafe is a very cozy place located in Park road right next to the awesome bakery outlet called "Broken clock". Byblos is a Lebanese cafe and I must say it's already penned down on my repeat visit list. We had so many items that I can't even begin to recall their names. However, I can write an essay on the taste. Awesome would be an understatement. The food was simply beyond good and services were outstanding. Really hospitable hosts attending to each and every little request of their customers. We had two full portions of kebab platters that came with mixed kebabs, rice, bread, salad and fries. We had a very special salad called Tabbouleh. I had one portion of falafel that came with sides. We had some food packed as takeaway. In addition to this, we had ordered some tea, hot chocolate, nice creamy latte and soft drinks.Guys please check out this awesome place and I am sure you will not regret it. Such a wonderful place that I cannot praise enough. It deserves a 5-star and even more. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Disgusting lifeless food that arrived cold. £13 for 4 bits of so cold “meat”. This isn’t even enough food to feed one person yet alone two.Shame to call it a “mixed platter”!The meat is tasteless, chips are tasteless.When I phoned they where not not interested.

Came in around 2pm for a relaxed late lunch. Just us sitting in so we had a bit more chat than I guess you usually get. Explaining the menu and how to cook it was great.The food was very nice and reasonably priced. Subtle flavour rather than someone punching my senses. Would recommend and might try the delivery.