Great food and service. Decent portions and a selection of good beers. Really nice place.
Luvmagrub
+4.5
Bakehouse Heaven!. Love it here. Shop doesn't look fancy, but it has everything I look for. - Fresh food. Good food. REAL food. You leave here knowing that you have eaten something that has benefitted your body. Loads of wheat-free options. Soya milk for lattes/hot chocolate. Loads of veggie options and fresh, fresh, fresh - as well as friendly and decently priced.
Feb 21, 2011
Lucas Barraud
+4.5
Tapa Bakehouse is the place to be!. Everything about Tapa Bakehouse is fantastic! I am a vegetarian and this is the only place I can go to and choose what to eat from a variety of different things. The food is devine and there is so much variety! The coffee here is the best I have ever tasted. The staff are very pleasant and friendly and make you feel very welcome. I would definitely recommend Tapa Bakehouse to everyone vegetarians and non-vegetarians!!
Jan 13, 2011
Jonny
+4.5
As with its Southside counterpart, this doesn't have the best coffee in Glasgow. However the atmosphere and quality of the baking is superb and food great. Lovely. An oasis in the East end.
Sep 15, 2009
Hakfort
+4.5
One of the best places to get coffee in Glasgow and when it is at its best the Chocolate Brownie is amazing, try the Ginger Crunch, my other favourite. Free WiFi and they have a branch on the South Side too.
Jun 12, 2009
Emma
+5
Been here a couple of times recently. Staff are lovely and friendly. Service was quick. Drinks arrived straight away. The food was fantastic both times. The lasagne was amazing! Definitely will go back again soon
Nigel Larner
+5
Visited early October 2022 & I suspect will shut with the National Brewery Site at the end of this month!! It will be a massive loss if this is the case as the cask beers from the Heritage Brewing Company which I know is shutting are superb! The food menu is reasonably priced and the pie of the day was really tasty.
History in the form of signs & information are everywhere & it's a series of great spaces to sit & saviour the brewing experience.
However to close & make the staff redundant as I believe is hanging over the whole of this site is so depressing & judging by the amount of other empty buildings around a real waste of a great bar & museum.
Try and enjoy before the closure!
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Matt Reid
+4
A pub restaurant venue, next to the National Brewery centre, which is adjacent, both are sadly closing at the end of October. This is a terrible blow to the preservation of brewing heritage in Burton on Trent. Pay a visit while you can.
Jade Ford
+4
Tour of a brewery with tasting after. Say no more. Very hot day, so a little stuffy inside. See how was n is made. Vehicles. Shop.
Gavin
+5
Really good food and Ale. Lovely display of old cars and vehicles and some horses. Would recommend and price was also reasonable .
S Noon
+5
Lovely place for a drink or meal after visiting the National Brewery Centre, or at any other time. Welcoming and friendly staff/volunteers. Really enjoyed their own Masterpiece ale!
Neil Keen
+5
Had some good memories shared here at the (Brewery Tap) shame it's having to close. Coops have some explaining to the locals, who've made British Pubs the Hub of many Local Lives.
Shame Money takes preference to History for Coors owners.
Margaret Nuttall
+4
Nice, proper old style bar feel. Food was good with generous portions. Bit spolit by being rather chilly (the room not the food!) and the loos were freezing. Lovely friendly girl on the bar.
Mark Mosedale
+5
Wonderful setting, fantastic Sunday Carvery... By far the best in the area, and at an extremely reasonable price, i could easily visit every week! Keep up the great work.
mick gill
+5
Great place, good ale and ambience very friendly staff, I was there for a wedding reception but it's steeped in history and a brewery tour would be great
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