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La Bodega
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Wellpark Brewery
161 Duke St, Glasgow G31 1JD, United Kingdom
The Glasgow Necropolis
Castle St, Glasgow G4 0UZ, United Kingdom
Glasgow Cathedral
Castle St, Glasgow G4 0QZ, United Kingdom
Barrowland Ballroom
244 Gallowgate, Glasgow G4 0TT, United Kingdom
St. Mungo Museum Of Religious Life & Art
2 Castle St, Glasgow G4 0RH, United Kingdom
Provand's Lordship
3 Castle St, Glasgow G4 0RH, United Kingdom
The Pipe Factory
42 Bain St, Glasgow G40 2LA, United Kingdom
Many Studios
3 Ross St, Glasgow G1 5AR, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Redmond's of Dennistoun
304 Duke St, Glasgow G31 1RZ, United Kingdom
Nakodar Grill
13 Annfield Pl, Glasgow G31 2XQ, United Kingdom
Coia's Cafe | Restaurant
473-477 Duke St, Glasgow G31 1RD, United Kingdom
Tibo Bistro
443 Duke St, Glasgow G31 1RY, United Kingdom
Sword Sushi
172 Sword St, Glasgow G31 1SE, United Kingdom
Papa Johns Pizza
273 Duke St, Glasgow G31 1HX, United Kingdom
Tapa Coffee & Bakehouse - Tapa Organic
19-21 Whitehill St, Glasgow G31 2LH, United Kingdom
The Drover Bar
447 Gallowgate, Glasgow G40 2DX, United Kingdom
The Loveable Rogue East End
10 Whitehill St, Glasgow G31 2LJ, United Kingdom
Wee Man's Bar
429 Gallowgate, Glasgow G40 2DY, United Kingdom
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Claremont House Bed & Breakfast
2 Broompark Circus, Glasgow G31 2JF, United Kingdom
Tartan Lodge
235 Alexandra Parade, Glasgow G31 3AW, United Kingdom
Cathedral House Hotel
28-32 Cathedral Square, Glasgow G4 0XA, United Kingdom
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La Bodega

98 Bellgrove St, Glasgow G31 1AA, United Kingdom
4.9(133)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: Wellpark Brewery, The Glasgow Necropolis, Glasgow Cathedral, Barrowland Ballroom, St. Mungo Museum Of Religious Life & Art, Provand's Lordship, The Pipe Factory, Many Studios, restaurants: Redmond's of Dennistoun, Nakodar Grill, Coia's Cafe | Restaurant, Tibo Bistro, Sword Sushi, Papa Johns Pizza, Tapa Coffee & Bakehouse - Tapa Organic, The Drover Bar, The Loveable Rogue East End, Wee Man's Bar, local businesses:
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Nearby attractions of La Bodega

Wellpark Brewery

The Glasgow Necropolis

Glasgow Cathedral

Barrowland Ballroom

St. Mungo Museum Of Religious Life & Art

Provand's Lordship

The Pipe Factory

Many Studios

Wellpark Brewery

Wellpark Brewery

4.8

(74)

Closed
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The Glasgow Necropolis

The Glasgow Necropolis

4.7

(634)

Closed
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Glasgow Cathedral

Glasgow Cathedral

4.6

(3.9K)

Closed
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Barrowland Ballroom

Barrowland Ballroom

4.7

(2.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of La Bodega

Redmond's of Dennistoun

Nakodar Grill

Coia's Cafe | Restaurant

Tibo Bistro

Sword Sushi

Papa Johns Pizza

Tapa Coffee & Bakehouse - Tapa Organic

The Drover Bar

The Loveable Rogue East End

Wee Man's Bar

Redmond's of Dennistoun

Redmond's of Dennistoun

4.7

(429)

Closed
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Nakodar Grill

Nakodar Grill

4.6

(432)

Closed
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Coia's Cafe | Restaurant

Coia's Cafe | Restaurant

4.6

(1.8K)

$$

Closed
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Tibo Bistro

Tibo Bistro

4.6

(446)

Closed
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JamesJames
La bodega used to be one of my favourite places to get food in the city I happily travelled halfway across the city to visit it, but unfortunately after some of its recent changes I will no longer be visiting. While the staff are just as lovely as before I was saddened to hear that half the staff base has been let go. The menu has also changed, being once a refuge for people with coeliac disease it no longer is a completely gluten-free kitchen. With so few completely gluten-free kitchens in the city it's a big blow to the coeliac community. The cafe also now only features half the menu it once did, with even further reductions on weekends due to a smaller staff pool. This particularly applies to arepas with only the chicken arepa being available when I visited. Prices have also increased drastically compared to a couple of months ago. This can be seen on the old menu compared to the new one. There's also a reduction on tables as well with no larger tables left for groups over 2. With the reduced tables it's feels very cramped when sitting, and depending on where you're sitting you could be shoulder to shoulder with other customers. A complete change in atmosphere to how it once was. It's clear that the focus for the cafe is now more tailored for take aways which is fine if you live in the area but is unfortunate if you're travelling to it for a sit down meal. While I wish the owners the best due to these changes I can no longer give 5 star, and won't be returning.
iain McLeaniain McLean
Absolutely stunning place. Genuinely never had food like it. Pulled pork and white rice aside, everything on my plate was a new flavour. Best guac I’ve ever had? Yes. Best salsa I’ve ever had? Yes. The plantains and whatever else that thingmy was were tremendous carriers of flavours to my gob. I personally had the pabellòn criollo and my friend had the bandida arepas and both were cracking pieces of kit. They were incredibly well seasoned and spiced building a taste sensation I’d been craving for a while. Star of the show for me? Black beans all day. Staff were incredibly friendly and forgiving for the pronunciation and were happy to walk us through the menu. There are toilets and outdoor seating plus it’s easy to order to sit in or takeaway. We were lucky to get a table as it does get busy on a Saturday, but my goodness is the place worth a visit. 10/10 would dine again. Thanks everyone cheers!
Helena CorasidiHelena Corasidi
Very pleasant little Latino/ Venezuelan šŸ‡»šŸ‡Ŗ cafĆ© with good coffee varieties and local dishes. I had torta de leche aka basque cheesecake even tho it’s made all over Spain and LATAM. Finally the staff even in the front (the barista) was Spanish and knew both languages fluently which is super rare in Scotland unfortunately- it’s very difficult to find any authentic and good Latino food places. Everyone working in the shop was Hispanic and they are dog friendly too and have a super pleasant ambiance. Highly recommended as a stop after your walk at the park! Also part of the initiative ā€œtaste placeā€ of glasgow that brings together different ethnic cuisines and makes glasgow what it is and makes it so much more liveable than its pretentious neighbour city :)
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La bodega used to be one of my favourite places to get food in the city I happily travelled halfway across the city to visit it, but unfortunately after some of its recent changes I will no longer be visiting. While the staff are just as lovely as before I was saddened to hear that half the staff base has been let go. The menu has also changed, being once a refuge for people with coeliac disease it no longer is a completely gluten-free kitchen. With so few completely gluten-free kitchens in the city it's a big blow to the coeliac community. The cafe also now only features half the menu it once did, with even further reductions on weekends due to a smaller staff pool. This particularly applies to arepas with only the chicken arepa being available when I visited. Prices have also increased drastically compared to a couple of months ago. This can be seen on the old menu compared to the new one. There's also a reduction on tables as well with no larger tables left for groups over 2. With the reduced tables it's feels very cramped when sitting, and depending on where you're sitting you could be shoulder to shoulder with other customers. A complete change in atmosphere to how it once was. It's clear that the focus for the cafe is now more tailored for take aways which is fine if you live in the area but is unfortunate if you're travelling to it for a sit down meal. While I wish the owners the best due to these changes I can no longer give 5 star, and won't be returning.
James

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Absolutely stunning place. Genuinely never had food like it. Pulled pork and white rice aside, everything on my plate was a new flavour. Best guac I’ve ever had? Yes. Best salsa I’ve ever had? Yes. The plantains and whatever else that thingmy was were tremendous carriers of flavours to my gob. I personally had the pabellòn criollo and my friend had the bandida arepas and both were cracking pieces of kit. They were incredibly well seasoned and spiced building a taste sensation I’d been craving for a while. Star of the show for me? Black beans all day. Staff were incredibly friendly and forgiving for the pronunciation and were happy to walk us through the menu. There are toilets and outdoor seating plus it’s easy to order to sit in or takeaway. We were lucky to get a table as it does get busy on a Saturday, but my goodness is the place worth a visit. 10/10 would dine again. Thanks everyone cheers!
iain McLean

iain McLean

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Very pleasant little Latino/ Venezuelan šŸ‡»šŸ‡Ŗ cafĆ© with good coffee varieties and local dishes. I had torta de leche aka basque cheesecake even tho it’s made all over Spain and LATAM. Finally the staff even in the front (the barista) was Spanish and knew both languages fluently which is super rare in Scotland unfortunately- it’s very difficult to find any authentic and good Latino food places. Everyone working in the shop was Hispanic and they are dog friendly too and have a super pleasant ambiance. Highly recommended as a stop after your walk at the park! Also part of the initiative ā€œtaste placeā€ of glasgow that brings together different ethnic cuisines and makes glasgow what it is and makes it so much more liveable than its pretentious neighbour city :)
Helena Corasidi

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Reviews of La Bodega

4.9
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2.0
15w

La bodega used to be one of my favourite places to get food in the city I happily travelled halfway across the city to visit it, but unfortunately after some of its recent changes I will no longer be visiting. While the staff are just as lovely as before I was saddened to hear that half the staff base has been let go.

The menu has also changed, being once a refuge for people with coeliac disease it no longer is a completely gluten-free kitchen. With so few completely gluten-free kitchens in the city it's a big blow to the coeliac community. The cafe also now only features half the menu it once did, with even further reductions on weekends due to a smaller staff pool. This particularly applies to arepas with only the chicken arepa being available when I visited. Prices have also increased drastically compared to a couple of months ago. This can be seen on the old menu compared to the new one.

There's also a reduction on tables as well with no larger tables left for groups over 2. With the reduced tables it's feels very cramped when sitting, and depending on where you're sitting you could be shoulder to shoulder with other customers. A complete change in atmosphere to how it once was.

It's clear that the focus for the cafe is now more tailored for take aways which is fine if you live in the area but is unfortunate if you're travelling to it for a sit down meal.

While I wish the owners the best due to these changes I can no longer give 5 star, and won't...

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5.0
36w

Absolutely stunning place. Genuinely never had food like it. Pulled pork and white rice aside, everything on my plate was a new flavour.

Best guac I’ve ever had? Yes. Best salsa I’ve ever had? Yes. The plantains and whatever else that thingmy was were tremendous carriers of flavours to my gob.

I personally had the pabellòn criollo and my friend had the bandida arepas and both were cracking pieces of kit. They were incredibly well seasoned and spiced building a taste sensation I’d been craving for a while. Star of the show for me? Black beans all day.

Staff were incredibly friendly and forgiving for the pronunciation and were happy to walk us through the menu. There are toilets and outdoor seating plus it’s easy to order to sit in or takeaway. We were lucky to get a table as it does get busy on a Saturday, but my goodness is the place worth a visit.

10/10 would dine again. Thanks...

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2.0
26w

The food at this place is truly wonderful and worth the visit. So all praise for those working in the kitchen. However, and unfortunately, the guy who is usually at the till, taking orders and making drinks, is truly miserable, has zero understanding of customer care and services and makes it very difficult for people to want to return to his cafe, so much so that I doubt I would visit the place again. This is such a shame because there seems to be a person with vision behind this cafe and I had even given this guy the benefit of the doubt a few times. But unfortunately, his attitude has proven again and again to be rather toxic. Time for this business to find someone else to take orders and care of the customers, or seriously, many others, like me,...

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