Finnieston Fez

“Delicious food and drink, wonderful ambience and service.”

Ines Haddaoui★★★★★

Such a great place for brunch, lunch or even just a good quality and fun coffee order! Can’t miss the atay too (Moroccan tea). The owner and server were so sweet and generous! Everything is delicious and the amlou tastes like home 🇲🇦

Karolina Ostrzyzek★★★★★

What a lovely gem of a restaurant, so cosy, friendly and comforting! We had an aubergine panini and Turkish sausage panini, with Moroccan mint tea. We also tasted the fava bean soup- you must try! The staff were lovely and explained everything perfectly. I will definitely be returning and telling my friends and family about this lovely restaurant!!!

Kerry McCarrol★★★★★

Went to the fez for a Sunday lunch catch up with friends on recommendation and we were not disappointed! What a warm welcome as soon as we stepped into the cafe and it felt like we had left dreary Glasgow behind and were suddenly in sunny Morocco. The Moroccan sausage panini & pistachio coffee are a must try, although it is hard to choose just 1 or 2 from the wonderful choices available! Our group had an array of drinks - different flavoured coffees ,hot chocolate & fresh lemonade which were all so tasty. We just loved every little detail that’s been thought of and the cosy warm vibes. Staff w

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Went here as it had great reviews on Happy Cow and has vegan options displayed on the menu. Unfortunately, despite high hopes and good potential we were disappointed. The vibes are nice and we were made to feel very welcome by the male manager/owner initially and told that he would prepare us a special meal. We ordered the brunch for two which should consist of vegan shakshuka, bread, sweet and savoury msemmen, and a selection of dips, nuts and dried fruits. We were told that it would be 20 minutes. After about 25 minutes we were served the tea which was delicious but food didn't come until a