Azur Bistro - Glasgow City

A last minute lunch visit and we ended up coming here as we had never been. The food was nice, it's good value and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We had young children with us and my Aunt wanted to give one of them a belated birthday cake, which the staff assisted with

Visited recently on a voucher. Outside tables full and not so much space so we opted for eating inside. Much quieter. Staff friendly but could have had more on as we waited a while for service. Food good but not spectacular for the area. Menu did have plenty of food options. A pleasant lunch with friend but can't say would rush back for seconds!!!

We visiti this little Patio restaurant in Princes Square in the heart of Glasgow's busy town center. It's a great place to take the weight off your feet and have a really good cup of coffee. For launch or dinner my favorite is the veggie wrap. The soups are fresh and hearty. They even can offer gluten free bread if you are that way inclined. There are so many restaurants in this area but you won't go wrong here.

This is the second time I've dined here in the last month. I greatly enjoyed the food, the wine was pleasant and the location is lovely, however the customer service is terrible. Both times I've visited I've been greeted by different staff members who look like they just don't want to be there and their service is very slow. It is a real shame because it has so much potential. The last time I dined, there were 5 tables without any drinks, it was clear that some of the tables were getting irritated as they had been waiting a long time. The staff never went around to ask if anybody would like some more wine deserts and patrons had to get out of their seats to find a member of staff to ask for the bill. It wasn't busy and it seemed more like avoidance than being rushed off their feet, which I would have understood. It just felt like they wanted everyone to leave.Unfortunately, I will not be returning as I have given the place two chances and had the same problem both times.

Keen for a glass of wine and platter to share headed to Azur Bistro in the lovely Princess Square! When asked waiter if table that had just come free was available ,was greeted with a sullen face and unwelcoming manner. He left us wondering whether we were indeed allowed to sit down but did so anyway where we sat for the next 5 minutes with no eye contact from either waiter or waitress and no menu. At this point we left so unable to comment on food or drink! Headed across to Barca where we were greeted by friendly staff ,good food and drink...bonus!