Cottage 10

Food was delicious, large portion size. Although not stated on the menu, they do gluten free pasta. My 1 year old son got a complimentary fruit shoot and was given an extra napkin without asking, service was really good. The only downside was that it's cash only but we were not told of this until it came to paying the bill. Would have appreciated it if it was mentioned at time of booking or when ordering.

It was our first time visiting. I had the vegan pizza with a side of curly fries and my boyfriend had the classic beef burger with peri peri fries. Food was delicious and portion sizes huge. Ended up having to take the pizza home, as I couldn't finish it. We will definitely be back. A wee hidden gem in the southside.

tried this place for the first time with my family yesterday and the food was phenomenal, even the sides! we were so shocked to eat jalapeño poppers that weren’t cheap frozen ones. pizza and pasta were delicious and the chips were fantastic, great service too. a nice cosy place for a relaxed dinner, definitely recommend and will definitely be back

I cannot speak highly enough of Cottage 10. First off, the food is AMAZING. We liked it so much that we went twice during our 6 days in Glasgow. During these two visits we enjoyed the Tagliatelle Al Tono and the Lamb Bolognese Spaghetti. The pastas were a perfect al dente and the sauces were delicious. The pizza crust was so good that we got pizza on both of our visits. The crust itself had a great flavour and the toppings were wonderful. The portions and quality are really fantastic, especially for the price. We look forward to trying more things on future visits, especially the burgers which looked fantastic as they were delivered to another table. We also tried their homemade lemonades and we had to stop ourselves from ordering several of the blackcurrant variety. The interior of the restaurant is charming, with a moss-like ceiling and playfully kitschy but not too kitschy decor. It’s the sort of thing that’s great for a date or just meeting up with a friend. The music, mostly chill electronic music like Bonobo was really nice. The service was excellent. For example, my wife and I wanted to share a pizza and pasta and they offered to serve it split for us when we mentioned sharing. This charming little restaurant is nestled inconspicuously off Pollokshaws Rd on Torrisdale Street and is an easy walk from Queen’s Park. You should definitely check it out if you are near the area.