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Food review: Bell & Felix, 248 Kilmarnock Road, Glasgow G41 1TT

07/06/2014 by Emma Leave a Comment

New cafe with mouth-watering cakes

Bell & Felix have just opened and are a breath of fresh air to the Shawlands cafe scene. Strathbungo seems to have leapt ahead in the quality stakes but I'm sure Shawlands will make a comeback!

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Inside  - service area

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Mr Foodie started with an Illy flat white (£2.50), creamy and tasty - not very strong, so just enough to gently awaken for brunch.

Flat white Bell & felix cafe Shawlands Glasgow food drink Glasgow blog

The Earl Grey tea (£2.15) from Jenier World of Teas didn't come with the offer of lemon or milk. Mrs Foodie had it black as it was strong and fragrant.

Tea Bell & felix cafe Shawlands Glasgow food drink Glasgow blog

Earl Grey tea

A view of both dishes

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Full breakfast (£7.50) Delicious bacon, crispy fat so we were able to munch away at this.  A bit of choice re egg style would be good.

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Eggs Benedict (£6.50). Strong and not overpowering or tepid hollandaise sauce, good amount of ham, perfect eggs and a good chewy muffin.

Berry bread and butter pudding Food bell & felix cafe Shawlands Southside food drink Glasgow blog

Berry bread and butter pudding
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One from the specials board - berry bread and butter pudding. French style bread pudding. Moist, creamy and delicious - would be nicer warmer though 🙂

Bell & Felix isn't long open but our first impressions are good, we shall need to come back when they're most settled for some more brunch. Toilets in the basement and clean.

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