Centre for Contemporary Arts — Attraction in Great Britain

It's been a while since I've been here and it never disappoints. It's a friendly, welcoming café with excellent, locally sourced, seasonal food. The layout feels like a spacious terrace, with a glass roof two stories above adding to the sense of being outdoors. I went with a pizza which was extremely tasty, and was very substantial to boot. The flavours were punchy but not overpowering and the sourdough base was crisp and light, with a good sourdough flavour. I was starving and managed to eat it all but only just. The pre-theatre menu here is fantastic value and even without the discount, prices are very affordable....

Thankfully open again after the second fire at the Glasgow School of Art. A pleasant environment to have a quiet meal or coffee or beer. You are able to sit and chat and take in the surroundings and check out if they are any exhibitions on to visit. Easily accessible for wheelchairs as are the toilets. There is an upstairs crafts floor used by artists and community groups as well as a space for bands and dancing! And another bar with outside seating where you can observe the rebuilding of...

Visited this place for the first time after hearing how good the food was. Im not vegan, nor do I ever seek out vegan restaurants but I can tell you this place was absolutely fantastic. I had the brocolli stem, mushroom and cashew parmesan pizza on a sour dough base and it was 10/10. The flavours were amazing... I was pretty surprised to be honest.

I would recommend this to anyone in Glasgow looking for a vegan meal and to anyone reluctant to step into a vegan restaurant. It will...