Deli Central - Speisekarte

We wanted a quick lunch so had soup and my husband also had a toastie. The soup was average and the ham and coleslaw toastie was extremely disappointing.

Don't pay expensive hotel prices. Full breakfast of 10 items £5.95. We decided not to eat at our overnight (which would have been twice the price) hotel knowing we would find something. And what a good find. Great value lunches too.

We were looking for a good breakfast and decent coffee and found both at Deli Central (in Glasgow central train station). We were staying just down the road at the Artto Hotel and whilst we enjoyed our stay there, didn't fancy their breakfast choices (or their prices). Speisekarte ansehen

Stopped here for the full breakfast and at £5.95 thought good value for money. It was ok, not what you would expect from a 4 star hotel they call up to the hotel and the breakfast is sent down. Was a bit on lukewarm and not freshly cooked but was edible, however the coffee is a hit and a miss.

We arrived in town on an early flight from London, and having located our hotel we went exploring the city. Having missed breakfast, we were looking for a quick bite and a drink, as we were walking past the Central Station Deli Central came into view, and we went in. There is a modest menu, but friendly service and a tasty breakfast, and coffee. Enjoyable and better than most station offerings around the country.

Deli Central could do well with its location alone(central station hope street entrance)but it also offers great value , good food in a clean environment with friendly staff. You can get a hot morning roll and large pot of tea for £2.50. At lunch time there are loads of specials but soup and a sandwich at £3.50 is a winner. At lunch time it can get busy, but so does everywhere else in the city centre! Give it a try. Speisekarte ansehen

I had my first visit to this cafe/deli very recently whilst I had 30mins to spare before a train. I called in at around 1015 and had a breakfast roll. I have to say I will be sure to visit again based on the quality of the food and the outstanding customer service. I was served quickly and efficiently by Jennifer (I asked her name), her customer service skills and interaction with myself and the others customers was exceptional we dont see enough of this kind of service. I will be sure to visit again and hopefully enjoy another positive experience.

Low key lighting and small b&w tiled floor in this little gem of a place. Check out the ceiling; looks like tiles but is unusually tinplate painted. Used to be part of the hotel I believe in bygone days.The TV on all the time for pop music isn't particularly to my taste. The staff members are lovely people, the food isn't dear and you are so handy for your next train it couldn't be better. I am sure many people are totally unaware of its existence as it sits in the exit tunnel from the station to the left as you come from the main concourse platforms. Good for cheap eats and tasty soup. Toasted tuna panini, soup and pot of tea around 6 pounds. Suits from senior citizens (like me! to groups o...

I pass this place which is attached to Central Station several times a week: it never seems full and appears clean, unlike Costa, which is filthy, and the other station cafes offering seating, which are always full so I gave it a try ahead of a long train journey, starting in an hour. My mistake.The bill board outside boasted a good breakfast deal of a roll(unspecified filling) and coffee for around £2.50. Inside, there was one woman ahead of me, who messed about explaining her need to have a toodler 's bottle heated and asking for detailed analysis of the herbal teas. She grabbed her toddler who was running around screaming, and called another child to the counter and began asking them what... Speisekarte ansehen