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Dobbies Garden Centre Braehead glasgow

Dobbies Garden Centre Braehead glasgow

Name: Dobbies Garden Centre Braehead glasgow
Address: 75 Kings Inch Dr, Renfrew, Glasgow G51 4FB, UK, Glasgow, ON
Telephone: 0141 886 8660
Rating: 5

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Dobbies Garden Centre Braehead located at 75 Kings Inch Dr, Renfrew, Glasgow G51 4FB, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0141 886 8660

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Santa's Grotto: Mr Claus and his elf at Braehead, Glasgow did a lovely job. The 'find the things' ac

a week ago

5^{/ 5}

Santa's Grotto: Mr Claus and his elf at Braehead, Glasgow did a lovely job. The 'find the things' activity' is great for filling a short wait and two wee girls went home very sure of the magic of Santa. Really well done.

Good for a quick bite or afternoon tea. Good restaurant, fab value for money. Great for any garden p

2 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Good for a quick bite or afternoon tea. Good restaurant, fab value for money. Great for any garden products, as well as for Christmas gifts, trees decs etc...at this time of year. Unusually for men's grooming stuff as well, that was a nice surprise !!

Fantastic place for gardening needs. Quality products, lot of variety and in some occasions price we

8 months ago

5^{/ 5}

Fantastic place for gardening needs. Quality products, lot of variety and in some occasions price were cheaper than any other garden centre.

Visited yesterday for breakfast. Very nice and large portions. Nice strong coffee and polite staff.

a week ago

1^{/ 5}

Visited yesterday for breakfast. Very nice and large portions. Nice strong coffee and polite staff. Visited today in main shop. Very impatient curt staff including management. Makes you hesitant about approaching a member of staff in future fir assistance.

A safe place to go for a coffee, scone and much more. Excellent selection of plants to choose from.

6 months ago

5^{/ 5}

A safe place to go for a coffee, scone and much more. Excellent selection of plants to choose from.

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