The Great Western Sandwich Co

Best breakfast joint in Glasgow. Had a breakfast burrito, and biting into was like biting into a little piece of happiness, egg, salsa, avocado, Monterrey jack cheese... all menu is reasonably priced and the staff are really friendly, and accommodated us with our pram. Great service, great good, we'll be back again!

Really good, well-priced breakfast Went for Sunday brunch. Huevos problemas (poached egg,refried beans,cheese) with chorizo was really good quality, well-made and for £5 excellent value! Wouldn't hesitate to return. Friendly staff.Some seats at window looking out onto Gt Western Rd perfect for late Sunday morning people watching. Only downside is lack of toilet facilities.

Visited here regularly over the last two years or so with friends and family and always enjoyed anything I have ordered. The originality and creativity of the dishes is amazing and the staff are super friendly and obliging. Worth the wait for freshly prepared grub and, although basic, the room has a certain funky charm. I crapped on about the place so much that my daughter, a graphic designer, had me a teeshirt made with the GWS logo as a Christmas present! Wish there were six stars above! Stewart

Best sandwiches in the city, hands-down. Everything on the menu i've tried kicks ass, I keep meaning to try everything but often can't resist going for my usual favourite (The Suarez). It's not somewhere you'd go for lunch every day as they are expensive for a premium sandwich (£5-7) but I try and treat myself every couple of weeks or so as they really are more than just sandwiches. There are cheaper options available. Staff are friendly and the place is small but well-kept. My only criticism would be charging an extra pound to sit in. I know it's a small place but I just don't like that anywhere personally

Menu: Brilliant. We took nearly 15 minutes to decide what we were having, it all looked so good. Food: Ordered the 'Suarez' and the soup of the day, tomato, ginger and coriander. The sandwich was lovely and the soup in particular was delicious. Medium to big servings, erring to the latter considering it's the West End. Service: Staff very friendly and generally good chat. There was quite a wait between ordering and getting served though Ambience/decor/etc: Very cosy little place with interesting signs, etc, on the wall. Enjoyed it. Price: Paid £10 for my sandwich, soup and coffee. Thought it was a bit dear. Would definitely recommend this place.