Heavens to Betsy! When I popped into this place to meet Miss Jenny L, I initially thought she'd totally dropped the ball! GG is not the most polished looking of places and I'd go as far to say it looks a little shabby, a little cheap and a tad on the garish side. But that's all so minor when it come to everything else. Service wise it's spot on. Friendly, swift and non intrusive (the holy trinity!). However, it's the food where this place really hits the 4/5 stars. With a modest menu consisting of breakfasts (all day I thunk), burgers and sandwiches, it's easy to navigate and promotes the feeling that they don't do a lot, but what the do, they do well. This was most certainly the case with the 'Ultimate' breakfast which managed to defeat me (I know! I've let down my gender and my Glasgonian brethren). The 'Ultimate' hopped into my life with it's scrambled eggs, muffin, bacon, venison sausages (I'm gonna say yum, but in truth I've never really been a big venison fan), haggis (genuine yum) and salad (hahahahahahahahaha). It was awesome and stands out as one of the best I've had in a good while. As with Jenny, I'd reserve the fifth star to see how it deals with a bigger crowd and entirely agree that a dinner munched in the lower seating area could well be the saddest occasion known to man. Something as simple as a lick of paint and some tlc could easily see this place be outstanding. For now, it's just plain awesome!
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