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Broken Clock Cafe & Patisserie
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Nearby attractions
Kelvingrove Park
Park Terrace, Glasgow G3 6BY, United Kingdom
Hunterian Art Gallery
University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead St, Glasgow G12 8QQ, United Kingdom
Kelvin West Parish Church
77 Southpark Ave, Glasgow G12 8LE, United Kingdom
University of Glasgow
Glasgow G12 8QQ, United Kingdom
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Argyle St, Glasgow G3 8AG, United Kingdom
Kibble Palace
Botanic Gardens, Glasgow G12 0UE, United Kingdom
Statue of Lord Kelvin
Kelvin Way, Glasgow G11 6PB, United Kingdom
Hunterian Zoology Museum
University of, Graham Kerr Building, Science Wy, Glasgow G12 8QQ, United Kingdom
The Lion and Unicorn Staircase
University Of Glasgow, West Quadrangle, Glasgow G12 8QQ, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Goat in the Tree
16 Park Rd, Glasgow G4 9JG, United Kingdom
The Bay Tree
403 Great Western Rd, Glasgow G4 9HY, United Kingdom
Sonny & Vito's Deli Cafe
52 Park Rd, Glasgow G4 9JG, United Kingdom
Inn Deep
445 Great Western Rd, Glasgow G12 8HH, United Kingdom
Kelvin Pocket
Strathclyde, 72 S Woodside Rd, Glasgow G4 9HG, United Kingdom
Shish Mahal Restaurant
60-68 Park Rd, Glasgow G4 9JF, United Kingdom
Doublet Bar
74 Park Rd, Glasgow G4 9JF, United Kingdom
Paesano Pizza West End
471 Great Western Rd, Glasgow G12 8HL, United Kingdom
The Lansdowne Indian Restaurant and Bar
7A Lansdowne Cres, Glasgow G20 6NQ, United Kingdom
Old Schoolhouse Glasgow
287 Woodlands Rd, Glasgow G3 6NF, United Kingdom
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Valhalla's Goat
449 Great Western Rd, Glasgow G12 8HH, United Kingdom
Time & Tide
6 St George's Pl, Glasgow G20 7PW, United Kingdom
The Tenement House (National Trust for Scotland)
145 Buccleuch St, Glasgow G3 6QN, United Kingdom
Time & Tide
398 Byres Rd, Glasgow G12 8AR, United Kingdom
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4-5 Alfred Terrace, Glasgow G12 8RF, United Kingdom
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140 Elderslie St, Glasgow G3 7AW, United Kingdom
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Broken Clock Cafe & Patisserie

10 Park Rd, Glasgow G4 9JG, United Kingdom
4.6(258)
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attractions: Kelvingrove Park, Hunterian Art Gallery, Kelvin West Parish Church, University of Glasgow, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Kibble Palace, Statue of Lord Kelvin, Hunterian Zoology Museum, The Lion and Unicorn Staircase, restaurants: Goat in the Tree, The Bay Tree, Sonny & Vito's Deli Cafe, Inn Deep, Kelvin Pocket, Shish Mahal Restaurant, Doublet Bar, Paesano Pizza West End, The Lansdowne Indian Restaurant and Bar, Old Schoolhouse Glasgow, local businesses: Valhalla's Goat, Time & Tide, The Tenement House (National Trust for Scotland), Time & Tide
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Spiced Cherry Chai
Cherry Hot Chocolate
Christmas Cookie Hot Chocolate
Spiced Apple Latte
Spiced Orange Teapot

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Nearby attractions of Broken Clock Cafe & Patisserie

Kelvingrove Park

Hunterian Art Gallery

Kelvin West Parish Church

University of Glasgow

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

Kibble Palace

Statue of Lord Kelvin

Hunterian Zoology Museum

The Lion and Unicorn Staircase

Kelvingrove Park

Kelvingrove Park

4.7

(5.5K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Hunterian Art Gallery

Hunterian Art Gallery

4.6

(1.1K)

Closed
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Kelvin West Parish Church

Kelvin West Parish Church

4.4

(84)

Open until 12:00 AM
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University of Glasgow

University of Glasgow

4.7

(872)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Broken Clock Cafe & Patisserie

Goat in the Tree

The Bay Tree

Sonny & Vito's Deli Cafe

Inn Deep

Kelvin Pocket

Shish Mahal Restaurant

Doublet Bar

Paesano Pizza West End

The Lansdowne Indian Restaurant and Bar

Old Schoolhouse Glasgow

Goat in the Tree

Goat in the Tree

4.8

(169)

Open until 12:00 AM
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The Bay Tree

The Bay Tree

4.4

(182)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Sonny & Vito's Deli Cafe

Sonny & Vito's Deli Cafe

4.6

(292)

Closed
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Inn Deep

Inn Deep

4.5

(1.2K)

Closed
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Nearby local services of Broken Clock Cafe & Patisserie

Valhalla's Goat

Time & Tide

The Tenement House (National Trust for Scotland)

Time & Tide

Valhalla's Goat

Valhalla's Goat

4.7

(253)

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Time & Tide

Time & Tide

4.6

(30)

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The Tenement House (National Trust for Scotland)

The Tenement House (National Trust for Scotland)

4.6

(581)

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Time & Tide

Time & Tide

4.5

(10)

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Morgan ConroyMorgan Conroy
Listen, Glasgow. I need you to do me a solid: keep this place in business. I only get to come here every two years or so when I visit family, but god, is it worth it. If I lived in the city I'd probably have to start paying them rent for how at home I'd make myself. Broken Clock is a lovely little cafe tucked just off of Great Western Road. It's a fantastic place to grab a quick bite or treat, or to stop and stay a while, lingering over delicious little cakes and coffee with a pal. The place is clean, brightly lit (letting in all the possible sunshine with it's big windows and doors), with a pretty botanical decor that makes it feel peaceful. The food and cakes are gorgeous: treats for the eyes as much as the mouth. Their cakes have a really excellent mastery of flavour, sweetness, and texture. Each element of them is thoughtfully designed and blends into a perfect whole. The rolls and croissants are fantastic: soft, chewy, and delicious. If I could I would have shoved as many cardamom buns in my pocket as would fit on the airplane home. All the staff I encountered were so friendly and helpful. The first day I was there, they set aside a cake for me in the back so I could grab it after we had run some errands, and the second time they carefully packaged my haul separately to make sure an allergy was isolated in it's own box. I've gotten my 93 year old Gran a meringue roulade from them the last two times I've come over for her birthday, and she says it's the best she's ever had. So Glasgow and visitors to Glasgow: keep this place thriving so that I can bring her one on her 95th, 97th, and 100th.
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The experience was very disappointing. When we arrived, the shop was full, so we placed our order first, and the staff asked us to sit outside. We had no choice but to endure the freezing cold, waiting for a table to become available inside. Shortly after, a couple entered the shop, placed their order, and simply stood inside waiting without sitting down. Meanwhile, a table became available. Since we had been waiting outside the entire time, we thought it was reasonable for us to take the table. However, the staff refused to let us sit there, claiming that the table was “already reserved for the couple,” even though they were not waiting for a seat and had not sat down. We tried to reason with the staff, explaining that we had ordered before the couple and had been sitting outside in the cold for a long time, but they insisted that we stay outside and gave the table to the couple instead. This treatment felt extremely unfair, especially considering the cold weather—Glasgow’s temperature today felt like -4°C. I don’t believe anyone would willingly sit outside to have dessert or coffee in such freezing conditions. I would never recommend this shop. The staff clearly favor certain customers without any reasonable explanation. And as echoed by other negative reviews, the male staff member’s attitude was very rude. If you’re looking for a fair and welcoming dining experience, avoid this place.
Cindy HECindy HE
Nice cafe with great patisserie and bakes There’s so many patisseries to choose from, I tried the Hazelnut dream. It has a very creamy pistachio mousse which I love, and the hazelnut praline is amazing too, the cake is not too sweet as well. The portion is bigger than I thought. The only thing I didn’t like is that the chocolate sponge at the bottom is quite dry and crumbly. 8/10 The raspberry and chocolate patisserie is very nice too, the chocolate cremeaux tastes really nice especially with the raspberry confit in the middle of the patisserie. I also tried their pistachio croissant, and it is so big, and generously filled with pistachio cream, it is flaky and delicious. For this size the price is very reasonable too. The chocolate and hazelnut bun is delicious as well, you get pieces of hazelnut, I totally recommend their bakery. For drinks, I had the pistachio latte which didn’t tastes strongly of pistachio, which I wouldn’t recommend. My friend said the matcha is decent. They have a few tables in the cafĂ© and a couple outside as well. It has a nice vibe and friendly service. Everything is reasonably priced. I would totally come back to try more patisseries and bakes!
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Listen, Glasgow. I need you to do me a solid: keep this place in business. I only get to come here every two years or so when I visit family, but god, is it worth it. If I lived in the city I'd probably have to start paying them rent for how at home I'd make myself. Broken Clock is a lovely little cafe tucked just off of Great Western Road. It's a fantastic place to grab a quick bite or treat, or to stop and stay a while, lingering over delicious little cakes and coffee with a pal. The place is clean, brightly lit (letting in all the possible sunshine with it's big windows and doors), with a pretty botanical decor that makes it feel peaceful. The food and cakes are gorgeous: treats for the eyes as much as the mouth. Their cakes have a really excellent mastery of flavour, sweetness, and texture. Each element of them is thoughtfully designed and blends into a perfect whole. The rolls and croissants are fantastic: soft, chewy, and delicious. If I could I would have shoved as many cardamom buns in my pocket as would fit on the airplane home. All the staff I encountered were so friendly and helpful. The first day I was there, they set aside a cake for me in the back so I could grab it after we had run some errands, and the second time they carefully packaged my haul separately to make sure an allergy was isolated in it's own box. I've gotten my 93 year old Gran a meringue roulade from them the last two times I've come over for her birthday, and she says it's the best she's ever had. So Glasgow and visitors to Glasgow: keep this place thriving so that I can bring her one on her 95th, 97th, and 100th.
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The experience was very disappointing. When we arrived, the shop was full, so we placed our order first, and the staff asked us to sit outside. We had no choice but to endure the freezing cold, waiting for a table to become available inside. Shortly after, a couple entered the shop, placed their order, and simply stood inside waiting without sitting down. Meanwhile, a table became available. Since we had been waiting outside the entire time, we thought it was reasonable for us to take the table. However, the staff refused to let us sit there, claiming that the table was “already reserved for the couple,” even though they were not waiting for a seat and had not sat down. We tried to reason with the staff, explaining that we had ordered before the couple and had been sitting outside in the cold for a long time, but they insisted that we stay outside and gave the table to the couple instead. This treatment felt extremely unfair, especially considering the cold weather—Glasgow’s temperature today felt like -4°C. I don’t believe anyone would willingly sit outside to have dessert or coffee in such freezing conditions. I would never recommend this shop. The staff clearly favor certain customers without any reasonable explanation. And as echoed by other negative reviews, the male staff member’s attitude was very rude. If you’re looking for a fair and welcoming dining experience, avoid this place.
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Nice cafe with great patisserie and bakes There’s so many patisseries to choose from, I tried the Hazelnut dream. It has a very creamy pistachio mousse which I love, and the hazelnut praline is amazing too, the cake is not too sweet as well. The portion is bigger than I thought. The only thing I didn’t like is that the chocolate sponge at the bottom is quite dry and crumbly. 8/10 The raspberry and chocolate patisserie is very nice too, the chocolate cremeaux tastes really nice especially with the raspberry confit in the middle of the patisserie. I also tried their pistachio croissant, and it is so big, and generously filled with pistachio cream, it is flaky and delicious. For this size the price is very reasonable too. The chocolate and hazelnut bun is delicious as well, you get pieces of hazelnut, I totally recommend their bakery. For drinks, I had the pistachio latte which didn’t tastes strongly of pistachio, which I wouldn’t recommend. My friend said the matcha is decent. They have a few tables in the cafĂ© and a couple outside as well. It has a nice vibe and friendly service. Everything is reasonably priced. I would totally come back to try more patisseries and bakes!
Cindy HE

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5.0
1y

Listen, Glasgow. I need you to do me a solid: keep this place in business. I only get to come here every two years or so when I visit family, but god, is it worth it. If I lived in the city I'd probably have to start paying them rent for how at home I'd make myself.

Broken Clock is a lovely little cafe tucked just off of Great Western Road. It's a fantastic place to grab a quick bite or treat, or to stop and stay a while, lingering over delicious little cakes and coffee with a pal. The place is clean, brightly lit (letting in all the possible sunshine with it's big windows and doors), with a pretty botanical decor that makes it feel peaceful.

The food and cakes are gorgeous: treats for the eyes as much as the mouth. Their cakes have a really excellent mastery of flavour, sweetness, and texture. Each element of them is thoughtfully designed and blends into a perfect whole. The rolls and croissants are fantastic: soft, chewy, and delicious. If I could I would have shoved as many cardamom buns in my pocket as would fit on the airplane home.

All the staff I encountered were so friendly and helpful. The first day I was there, they set aside a cake for me in the back so I could grab it after we had run some errands, and the second time they carefully packaged my haul separately to make sure an allergy was isolated in it's own box.

I've gotten my 93 year old Gran a meringue roulade from them the last two times I've come over for her birthday, and she says it's the best she's ever had. So Glasgow and visitors to Glasgow: keep this place thriving so that I can bring her one on her 95th,...

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1.0
50w

The experience was very disappointing. When we arrived, the shop was full, so we placed our order first, and the staff asked us to sit outside. We had no choice but to endure the freezing cold, waiting for a table to become available inside.

Shortly after, a couple entered the shop, placed their order, and simply stood inside waiting without sitting down. Meanwhile, a table became available. Since we had been waiting outside the entire time, we thought it was reasonable for us to take the table. However, the staff refused to let us sit there, claiming that the table was “already reserved for the couple,” even though they were not waiting for a seat and had not sat down.

We tried to reason with the staff, explaining that we had ordered before the couple and had been sitting outside in the cold for a long time, but they insisted that we stay outside and gave the table to the couple instead. This treatment felt extremely unfair, especially considering the cold weather—Glasgow’s temperature today felt like -4°C. I don’t believe anyone would willingly sit outside to have dessert or coffee in such freezing conditions.

I would never recommend this shop. The staff clearly favor certain customers without any reasonable explanation. And as echoed by other negative reviews, the male staff member’s attitude was very rude. If you’re looking for a fair and welcoming dining experience,...

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5.0
1y

Nice cafe with great patisserie and bakes

There’s so many patisseries to choose from, I tried the Hazelnut dream. It has a very creamy pistachio mousse which I love, and the hazelnut praline is amazing too, the cake is not too sweet as well. The portion is bigger than I thought. The only thing I didn’t like is that the chocolate sponge at the bottom is quite dry and crumbly. 8/10

The raspberry and chocolate patisserie is very nice too, the chocolate cremeaux tastes really nice especially with the raspberry confit in the middle of the patisserie.

I also tried their pistachio croissant, and it is so big, and generously filled with pistachio cream, it is flaky and delicious. For this size the price is very reasonable too.

The chocolate and hazelnut bun is delicious as well, you get pieces of hazelnut, I totally recommend their bakery.

For drinks, I had the pistachio latte which didn’t tastes strongly of pistachio, which I wouldn’t recommend. My friend said the matcha is decent.

They have a few tables in the café and a couple outside as well. It has a nice vibe and friendly service. Everything is reasonably priced. I would totally come back to try more...

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