Coias Cafe in Glasgow City

The food, service, and atmosphere was fantastic. Had an excellent night! Also catered for us and the food was just as good ✅

Jimmy style is 10/10! Both the pizza and pasta were delicious and very reasonably priced. The waiters were friendly too :)The only downside is that the tables are VERY close together.

My first time at Coias Cafe for a family lunch. My parents used to go here before they were married. Despite my 87 year old mum having dementia, she remembers the Cafe and the area quite well. The lunch was amazing, managed 3 courses, don't know how I managed it. Can highly recommend.

At the weekend it was my Gran's birthday. We went to a restaurant it was very good and the food tasted amazing when I took a bite. Emily (age 7).I loved to read this in my daughter's homework. The restaurant was very busy so we were pleased that we had booked. There were plenty of attentive, polite and friendly staff. Food was excellent, the whole family easily picked a meal from the vast menu and enjoyed their choice. We will definitely be back.

Lovely place in Glasgow's East End. Went here with a mate for lunch the other week and it was lovely. Food got two thumbs up from each of us and it's such an aesthetically pleasing place inside.In terms of bang for your buck, the prices were very reasonable (about standard restaurant prices). The ice cream was very nice, although I'm not a fan of multiple scoops in a sundae glass.This sounds like such a trivial thing, but we were provided with a huge free jug of water and it might have been the nicest water I've ever tasted. The only thing I'd say is the waiters were a bit incessant, but it was so busy and they're just making sure you have what you need that I can let that slide. Definitely a recommended spot.

The cafe and staff are lovely 😊 great atmosphere and friendly service. One downside , I knocked.a full coffee over accidentally ,the staff were quick to help in cleaning it for me, couldn't have been more helpful but I was charged for a replacement. Most cafes would have replaced it free of charge as a matter of courtesy,

Had lunch with friends and enjoyed the lunchtime menu. Good choice of starters, mains and desserts. Service was great, as always. Can't fault it. If you've not tried Coia's, you're missing out!

Went with friends for breakfast. Amazing. Highly recommend the black pudding and poached eggs. Excellent coffee and great service. We'll be back. Advise booking.

Another of Glasgows hidden gems. Superb Italian on Duke Street, handy for a bite after visit the stunning Necropolis.Prices are mid-range; it's not cheap, but it's great food.Be warned, the burgers are *huge*!! The cheeseburger with bacon was a plump 3/4 burger (after cooking), oozing juice, layered with onion, cheese, lettuce and tomato, and two rashers of crispy bacon - crispy, none of the limp rubbish from a well known fast food chain. The entire burger stood 6" tall! Served with cabin chips and a side salad...Great service, prompt serving, really attentive staff.The diner was packed, which gives an indication of how good it is. If a full sit down meal is too much, then they have a small take away cafe adjacent.Highly recommended!

Got a table through sheer luck and we were welcomed and made to feel really fantastic! Huge portions, incredible service and attention to detail, thank you so much! This is where I will come again when visiting Glasgow