With its shabby chic interior and vintage charm, The Butterfly and the Pig has the relaxed feeling of good home cooking. With a menu that offers to ‘phone in a pizza… or make you something you want’ if their menu doesn’t take your fancy, no where else has such diversity and flexibility with bringing you what you want. The Butterfly and Piglet Burger contains good strong beef with a variety of cheese, space mayonnaise, bacon, egg, jalapeños and any other topping you can imagine.

A shabby-chic room of culinary delights, The Tearooms at The Butterfly And The Pig are a grand place for sampling every cake, soup and sandwich in sight. Whether an informal sweet eat session or full works high tea shindig, these beautiful tearooms are absolutely worthy of any tea lover’s attention. Make sure to try the homemade bread and special infusion teas.

The Butterfly & the Pig is relaxed, welcoming, live music at times, with great food. High tea is served daily from 5pm-8pm with the choice of beer battered fish and chips with hammy mushy peas(GF) gammon steak, fried egg and chips (GF) grilled sea bass with mash and salad (GF) haggis neeps and tatties, vegetable frittata served with salad (v)(GF) black pudding salad with apple, bacon, a sprinkling of parmesan and a wee quail’s egg. All high teas are served with bread & butter and plenty of tea, followed by the cake of your choice from the wickedly tempting cake cabinet.

On the ground floor of The Butterfly and the Pig restaurant, you'll find The Tea Rooms, decorated in a shabby-chic style that makes it the perfect place for a relaxing and informal afternoon tea. Afternoon tea, served between 2 pm and 5 pm offers classic sandwich fillings on homemade bread and a fine selection of freshly baked homemade cakes and sweet treats. There are more than 40 varieties of tea to choose from - so you can choose a familiar favourite brew or experiment with something more exotic and unusual.

What: The Butterfly and The Pig comprises a restaurant and a tea room, and naturally it’s the latter where guests can enjoy its afternoon tea offering. Step back in time via its vintage, shabby-chic interiors and tuck into a selection of canapés, sandwiches, scones, cakes and a choice of tea. They proudly state on the menu that they ‘believe in hearty portions and our afternoon tea is no exception’, so make sure to arrive with an appetite.Where: 153 Bath Street, G2 4SQBook now: The Butterfly and The Pig

We dare you not to fall in love with The Tearooms at The butterfly and the pig. Think toile de jouy wallpaper, good china mounted on the wall in a way your Nan would be proud of and cake cabinets chock-full of tasty treats. The southside version, housed in the former Corona pub, is almost as special - and both will do you a towering afternoon tea, tipples to go with it and even a high tea menu, swapping your sandwiches for a main meal like fish and chips, followed by a slice of that come-hither cake.

Located near St Judes on Bath Street in the heart of Glasgow, the Butterfly and the Pig is a whimsical twist on the traditional teahouse. Through the use of interesting ingredients and unconventional presentations, they manage to inject some light-hearted humour into this traditional afternoon ritual. The afternoon tea itself is a full meal that will fill up even the hungriest diners, and it starts with regional salmon, sandwiches and hearty oatcakes.

Opening Times: 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM (Every Day)Location: Bath StreetWhy It's Perfect: With its quirky vintage decor and cosy atmosphere, the Butterfly and Pig is the perfect place for couples who want a relaxed date night in Glasgow. The cocktail menu offers a delightful variety, catering to every taste. Whether you're sharing a plate of their scrumptious comfort food or simply soaking in the enchanting ambiance, you're in for a treat.

There’s no better phrase to describe the tearooms at The Butterfly and The Pig than ‘shabby-chic’. With floral wallpaper, vintage china, and whimsical décor, this is one of the very best places for an afternoon treat. You’ll need a decent appetite if you’re going to conquer this afternoon tea, as The Butterly and The Pig proudly state on their menu that they “believe in hearty portions and our afternoon tea is no exception.

Popular for its mismatched décor and casual setting, The Butterfly and the Pig is a hit with locals looking for a hot meal and an afternoon pint. The vintage and slightly odd setting defines The Butterfly and the Pig’s unique atmosphere and plays host to an often busy restaurant. Known for its weekly live music sessions and occasional quiz night, The Butterfly and the Pig brings the trend back to the old-fashioned pub.

The Butterfly and the Pig - Located in the heart of Glasgow's Bath Street, adds a playful touch to the traditional teahouse experience. With a focus on homemade bread, classic ingredients and creative presentations, the place adds a touch of humour to the classic afternoon ritual. The This Glasgow afternoon tea service includes generous portions, featuring regional salmon, sandwiches and hearty oatcakes.

The whimsical and eclectic Butterfly and the Pig is a favorite among those who enjoy a quirky and inviting atmosphere. Located on Bath Street, this charming bar is known for its mismatched furniture, vintage china, and an array of unique decorations that give it a distinct personality. It’s the ideal spot for those who like their night out to have a touch of nostalgia and a homely feel.

One five star review read: "Amazing seafood. Had a fabulous dinner : great service, very fresh and exceptionally well cooked seafood (we had tempura squid, crab cakes, fish & chips and monkfish scampi) and a really nice atmosphere on a busy Sunday evening. Will definitely be back, although definitely book in advance to guarantee a table - even on a Sunday night the place was packed!

If you can’t decide what you fancy to eat, let Glasgow’s indoor street food markets inspire you. The Dockyard Social, Big Feed, Ronnie’s Bar & Bike Shop at SWG3 and Platform are packed with tasty, locally-produced treats, ranging from fried chicken to waffle fries. All of the markets are dog-friendly and many have live music, DJs and special events for kids.

Our top suggestion for a romantic restaurant in Glasgow is the Butterfly and the Pig on Bath St in the city centre. This lower level restaurant has a real cosy feel to it, with mismatched, comfy seating, quirky wall decor and a huge selection of food and drink to enjoy. At night, there is also frequent entertainment from live musicians in the lounge area.

The Butterfly and the Pig‘s shabby chic interior with its mismatched furniture and vintage wallpaper is a relaxed, welcoming place to catch up with friends for a drink or bite to eat. It has a wide range of food including vegan options, and the restaurant/bar hosts live music every day of the week and the odd quiz night. View this post on Instagram

The Butterfly and Pig – This trendy restaurant has a shabby chic interior completed with mismatched furniture and vintage wallpaper. It’s the perfect place to catch up with friends in Glasgow over a drink and a delicious meal. Expect fine Scottish whiskies, ales, beers and cocktails on your visit as well as live music on Fridays and Saturdays.

This shabby chic establishment offers a relaxed atmosphere to have a catch up over afternoon tea. The Butterfly and the Pig believes in hearty portions and their afternoon tea is no exception. They offer a deal of £14.95 per person which includes a selection of canapes, sandwiches, scones and cakes, as well as a tea of your choice.

This bar is a vintage oasis, away from the day-to-day bustle of Glasgow life. The look is decidedly shabby chic, with mismatched furniture, charming wallpaper and well-loved wood panelling. The Pig and the Butterfly hosts live music every day of the week, so guests are sure to be very well entertained.

Cute, cosy and home to one of the best pub quizzes around, there's a reason why The Butterfly and The Pig has made it into this list. No doubt one of the most memorable venues in the city, thanks to its shabby chic vibes, open mic nights and live music sessions, this whimsical haunt is a no-brainer.

Quirkiness meets culinary excellence at The Butterfly and the Pig. Located in Glasgow’s city centre, this establishment is renowned for its eclectic interiors and inventive menu. Vintage decor, mismatched furniture, and an array of curious artefacts create a whimsical atmosphere.

A shabby chic interior with mismatched furniture, The Butterfly and the Pig has a relaxed atmosphere. Serving traditional Scottish dishes from Desperate Dan’s steak pie to whisky flamed haggis, neeps and tatties. Check out The Butterfly and the Pig’s website to find out more.

We breakfasted at The butterfly and The Pig this morning (after a bit of ‘late night’…) It’s not the most baby friendly place ever – it was bit of a squeeze to get a (gigantic – not ikea) highchair in at our table, and it was really quiet (my child is rather noisy, so I …

It was our first time traveling away from home overnight with Harold, and I definitely feel like we learned a lot about our relationship with Harold and his behaviour by traveling with him. And the good news is that I’d travel again with Harold in a heartbeat.

The Butterfly and the Pig on Bath Street is my favourite restaurant in Glasgow. The atmosphere is great and the food they serve is even better. You can eat dinner in their restaurant or enjoy lunch or afternoon tea in The Tea Rooms upstairs.

This shabby chic city centre restaurant and bar runs a range of weekly free music evenings including: open mic, jazz night, trad sessions, a DJ, and live bands. Visit the Butterfly and Pig's website to keep up to date.

The quirky, shabby chic stylings of the Butterfly and Pig give way to reveal a seriously versatile venue, with a bar, restaurant, tea rooms and even a live music venue. The Sunday roasts are particularly recommended.

At Butterfly and Pig, kids can enjoy a special afternoon tea from the ‘Piglets and Caterpillars’ menu. Choose from a selection of cupcakes, sandwiches, and vegetable sticks. Visit Butterfly and Pig’s website to book.

This sounds like a really cool, shabby chic restaurant which serves good gluten free food and also has live evening bands and DJs. Recommended to me by quite a few people. Find it: 153 Bath St, Glasgow G2 4SQ

Tucked away from the buzz of the city centre, the only thing sweeter than the Bath Street venue’s chintzy wallpaper, and stunning china selection is the cake cabinets chock-full of tasty treats.

Some of my favourites include Paesano Pizza for delicious and affordable pizza, The 13th Note for vegetarian and vegan fare, and The Butterfly and the Pig for hearty pub food.

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You can eat anywhere in the bar area accompanied by your dog. Situated just next to Queens Park with Pollockpark within walking distance.

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