Patisserie Valerie - West Nile Street

About Patisserie Valerie - West Nile Street

• Food: 4

  Ambience: 4

  Service: 4

  Value: 4

  Great brunch selection

  Delicious omelette and croque Monsieur and very good range of other 'all day breakfast' meals. Both come with chips and salad and only downside are the very skinny chips

  Lynn Noble - dined in restaurant 19/02/2016
• Food: 4

  Ambience: 4

  Service: 5

  Value: 5

  food and staff

  This is a reaaly lovely place, most people seem to be going for coffee but we think that more should go for dinner because it is really good

  Jacqueline Young - dined in restaurant 23/01/2016

Continental patisserie on West Nile Street

This West Nile Street branch of Patisserie Valerie is part of a very successful group of restaurants which started in London’s Soho in the 1920s. Beautiful hand-made cakes were at the heart of Patisserie Valerie in the beginning and their magnificent window displays continue to draw customers in the 21st century. Once past the window display, the West Nile Street branch opens out into three airy and bright seating spaces – all perfect for a quick coffee and a cake or a sit-down meal spread over several courses.

All day menus

Patisserie Valerie serves everything from a breakfast pain au chocolat to an evening steak frites with Béarnaise sauce. In between there are brunches, gourmet sandwiches, a selection of cream and afternoon teas plus burgers, salads and grilled toasties with a French flavour. Diners might choose to eat a light meal of salad Nicoise or take three courses centred around half a roasted corn-fed chicken with frites.

Obviously, it would be a huge mistake to leave without sampling a fresh fruit tart, almond macaroon or a slice of gateau. Other attractions include the cream doughnuts, chocolate éclairs and the Belgian apple tart.

Glasgow city centre attractions and transport

Patisserie Valerie on West Nile Street is a one minute walk from the transport hub of Central Station and a five minute stroll from Queen Street station. There is pay car parking on Mitchell Street. From the shops of central Glasgow to concerts at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Patisserie Valerie is well placed for city centre attractions.