Rupert Wolfe Murray

Decent place but nothing very special.

Friendly service but not overly so (although the waitress from Georgia is very charming)

Foods good but not exceptional.

I give it four stars as it's survived in this city for god knows how many years.

This is a very useful community resource. It's a big hall that can be used for dances, events, weddings and meetings. There's a good kitchen, plenty of crockery, glasses and cutlery and tables and chairs for a big crowd. And a stage.

The only problem is there's no contact number and getting hold of them (as I am now trying to do) is proving extremely difficult

Pret is a stylish chain and I appreciate it. This one in Manchester plays great music as a bonus to their good food.

My only complaint is that they don't know what green tea is. They're not alone in this. There is a tendency to mix teas so if you order Jasmine tea you get green tea plus a few Jasmine flowers, not as good as a pure cup of Jasmine tea.

At prey I ordered green tea and it tastes of Lemongrass. I rip open the bag and sniff the evidence. Lemongrass dominates.

Why do they do this? I'm sure they're too busy and important to answer this question so I'll give them three stars ad an expression of disapproval.

Stumbled across some well lit artworks at night and took some photos -- see below.

Struggled to find the name of the gallery, noted it down then looked it up. It's one of the big galleries in Glasgow.

Judging by what they have in their window, this place is awesome.

I'll be back.

Best thing about this cafe is its location.

I'm sitting at the bar which sits directly next to International Arrivals, so I can sip mint tea as I wait for my long lost American relative.

The staff are friendly and the food looks good, but I didn't indulge.

Hat's off to Costa for choosing such an excellent location.

Now I have to find my man.