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The Solid Rock Cafe glasgow

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The Solid Rock Cafe, situated at 19 Hope St, is a beloved local spot that offers a unique blend of delicious food and a welcoming atmosphere. Known for its hearty menu featuring an array of culinary delights, the cafe prides itself on creating an exceptional dining experience for every guest. With a focus on customer satisfaction, the attentive staff is always ready to assist with recommendations or special requests. The cafe’s vibrant ambiance, combined with its commitment to quality, makes it an ideal place for anything from a quick coffee to a leisurely meal. Visit The Solid Rock Cafe and discover why it has become a cherished part of the Glasgow dining scene.

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Ciananp Wood

5 Google Rating

Came from out of town and the drinks are great and very good prices. The music in on point but the b

5/ 5

Came from out of town and the drinks are great and very good prices. The music in on point but the best part by far is the people. Hadn't been in there long and had already had people talking to me like I'd been going for years so friendly and welcoming.

eleanor walker

5 Google Rating

Great barstaff and always the best folk to talk to.

5/ 5

Great barstaff and always the best folk to talk to.

James Mcculloch

1 Google Rating

AVOID AVOID AVOID Told at 10.30pm fully booked and can't come in. Could literary see 1 person inside

1/ 5

AVOID AVOID AVOID Told at 10.30pm fully booked and can't come in. Could literary see 1 person inside.. clearly couldn't be bothered serving folk disgusting attitude.. go to Rufus T instead welcomed with open arms and far superior service! Will ensure everyone I know avoids this dump!

Martin Allanda

1 Google Rating

Today is our first anniversary being engaged with my fiancee and last night went out after work to c

1/ 5

Today is our first anniversary being engaged with my fiancee and last night went out after work to celebrate, and we chose to have a drink in the place we met for the first time, Solid Rock. We were denied entry at the door because I was wearing trackies, which apparently is not allowed, for some unexplained ridiculous reason. Certainly would not recommend anyone to go to a place with a discriminatory policy like this one. What a shame.

Iain Richardson

5 Google Rating

Was in the Solid last week, enjoyed a few pints of Guinness. Getting to meet folk you don't know and

5/ 5

Was in the Solid last week, enjoyed a few pints of Guinness. Getting to meet folk you don't know and talking all things Rock and Metal. Highly recommend.

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