Vegan
American
Pizza
Western
Fast food
Beer/Wine

Vegan cafe, bar, and live music venue est. since the mid-2000s. Offers a selection of dishes including house-made Silesian dumplings, baked celeriac, haggis bon bons, congee & aubergine, burgers, dan dan noodles, polenta with oyster mushrooms, buffalo cauliflower. Sweets may include black forest tiramisu, apple & black cardamom pierogi with ice cream and ginger caramel, and almond orange polenta sponge with dark chocolate and pistachios. Open Mon-Thu 12:00-00:00, Fri-Sat 12:00-03:00, Sun 12:00-00:00. Kitchen closes 9pm.


353 Reviews

First Review by hack_man

Stevie

Points +11765

Vegan
01 Nov 2008

Stereo, Glasgow

I had Sunday lunch here. Mega chilled out vibe, similarly chilled out but also help person behind the bar, decent choice of all vegan vegetarian food.

Very centally located just off Renfield Street 1 street up from Glasgow Central station.

Fodd served 7 days from noon til 21:00. The bar stays open later.

Only downside is at least some of the beers aren't vegetarian (eg Guiness).

Pros: 100% vegan veggie food, Central, Nice vibe

Cons: Not 100% vegetarian beers

hack_man

Points +28385

Vegan
06 Sep 2008

My kind of Venue

Stereo is quite simply a superb venue. The first time we went was on a Saturday night at around 21:00 expecting to have a meal. It was so busy there were people queuing outside. Inside people were having food but it was far too busy. Apparently there was also a music event on which explained the crowds. We decided to go to The 13th Note vegetarian bar that evening instead.

The next time we went to Stereo was on a Sunday afternoon and it was a much more relaxed experience. Although we didn't eat having already been to Tchai Ovna vegetarian tea house earlier the food looked truly excellent and certainly of and above restaurant standards. There is a great atmosphere, we could have stayed all day but had to get a train back to England. If you want to see some examples of the food on offer simply do a search on 'stereo glasgow vegan' on flickr dot com. I am sure you will be impressed. Glasgow has a wealth of vegan venues, it is also very worth while considering 'Mono' (Stereo's sister) and 'The 78'.

Pros: unique venue, food, excellent european beer

Cons: can get so busy




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