The service at this café is excellent, with staff being friendly and efficient even during busy times. Customers are shown to their seats, offered water, and orders are taken at the table and brought to them. The staff also make an effort to ensure customers are satisfied with their experience.

Customers can enjoy a variety of soups, including cream of mushroom, Moroccan chicken, and sweet potato with tomato base. The scones are freshly made and delicious, with options like sultana and cranberry orange. Vegetarian options are highlighted on the menu, and dietary restrictions like coeliacs are also taken into consideration.

This café is described as the cheapest and most delicious spot the reviewer tried in Glasgow, offering generous portions at an affordable price. The café is also a non-profit organization, adding to its appeal.

The café is located in a church building, adding to its charm. Customers describe it as a cozy and welcoming coffee shop, although it can get quite busy at times. Despite the crowds, the food is delicious and homemade, making it worth the wait for many customers.