I like the food and service. I am Chinese and I am happy to see local people also enjoying the food which may mean the flavor is authentic. The gravy fries are attractive and worthy, the fries absorb the gravy and tastes special, crunchy but soft. The drinks are fancy. The classic burger tastes fresh, the buns are soft. Price equals to the quality and quantity. Will definitely go again.
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Before you go
- Chef / owner
- Lulzim Avdyli with Luan Avdyli and Ylli Dushi
- Opened
- 2013
- Style
- Independent gourmet burger restaurant: dry-aged beef, fried chicken, vegan Impossible burgers and Canadian-style poutine
- Setting
- Corner of St Vincent Street and West Nile Street; larger mothership after outgrowing the original unit across the street
- Awards
- Site claims Best in Scotland / Top 20 Europe / Top 50 worldwide (burger rankings)
- Known for
- dry-aged burgers, poutine, Angry Vegan, St Vincent Street original
- Signature dishes
- Wolf Burger, Sunshine on Beef, Luther doughnut burger, Angry Vegan, House poutine
- Good for
- casual dinner, families, students, groups, vegetarians and vegans
- Prices
- Burgers with small side mostly £12.50–£18.50; classic burger £12.50; Wolf / Sunshine on Beef £18; Angry Vegan £15; small poutine £7
- Typical spend
- Around £20–30pp with a drink
- Lunch
- Weekday lunch menu Mon–Fri 11:30–16:30 with subs and toasties when advertised
- Reservations
- Walk-ins often fine
- Booking
- Bookings via Dish Cult; walk-ins welcome — site notes a table is usually free
- Book online
- Open booking page
- Dietary tags
- vegetarian options, vegan options, gluten-free menu
- Dietary
- Strong vegan/Impossible range; dedicated NGCI/GF menu on request; allergen info from staff
- Groups
- Family and group friendly; discretionary 10% service charge on tables over 6
- Kids
- Families welcome; portions are large — share fries/poutine
- Drinks
- Beer and soft drinks; German ABK Hell often praised in reviews
- Service charge
- Discretionary 10% for tables over 6; tips go to staff
- Noise / pace
- Busy city-centre burger room; lively at peak lunch and evenings
- Getting there
- Buchanan Street subway a few minutes’ walk; Queen Street and Central stations about 5 minutes
- Parking
- City-centre street / multi-storey nearby
- Also by them
- Bread Meats Bread Glasgow West End; Bread Meats Bread Glasgow Fort; Bread Meats Bread Edinburgh (Lothian Road / North Bridge); Leopardo (Glasgow Fort, sister restaurant)
- Also
- Open daily 11:00–22:00; Email stvincentst@breadmeatsbread.com; Monday Madness student menu at selected other sites (not this city-centre listing)
Glasgow restaurant
Bread Meats Bread
Opening hours
- Monday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Thursday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Friday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Saturday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Sunday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Overview
Bread Meats Bread’s city-centre “mothership” sits on the corner of St Vincent Street and West Nile Street. Lulzim (Luli) Avdyli, brother Luan and brother-in-law Ylli Dushi opened the first small unit across the street in 2012–13; they later moved into this larger corner site. The independent group now has West End and Glasgow Fort branches plus Edinburgh sites, and sister restaurant Leopardo next to the Fort. Expect dry-aged beef burgers (25–40 days), free-range fried chicken, Impossible plant-based options, milkshakes and poutine (a house special since 2013). Signature stacks include the Wolf Burger, Sunshine on Beef, Luther doughnut burgers and Angry Vegan. Burgers come with a small side of chips, tots or salad; mains mostly £12.50–£18.50 on the June 2026 menu. Book via Dish Cult or walk in (they say there’s usually a table). Open 11:00–22:00 daily. GF/NGCI menu on request. Discretionary 10% service on tables over six.
Reviews
Really great tasting, filling and greasy sandwiches! Good value for lunch deal . Beef brisket sandwich was perfection for a fried melty cheesy flavoursome dirty sandwich. The party one was actually a little too greasy to finish (my partner and I shared both) but all in all. Does what you expect and didn't disappoint! Just don't need to do much walking afterwards ha. Comfy seating with good light levels and spread out with plenty of options of varied sound semsitive areas like booths etc. Cocktails were ok. Overall a decent venue.
Read on Google MapsWe had a great dinner at the restaurant, decoration was cozy with light music. We had smashed cheeseburger, grilled chicken burger, beef brisket barbecue sandwich. And garlic Parmesan fries and buffalo fries. The food was delicious but super happy so the burger was so happy and fatty will come taking one instead of double Software) very friendly and if you’re looking for a gluten-free options, please ask for the gluten-free menu.🥪
Read on Google MapsFun place to visit for dinner! American influenced place with a young crowd. Had no issues getting a table for 2 Friday evening at 5pm without reservation, but it was filling quickly. Burger was very tasty with lots of fun options for mains and sides.
Read on Google MapsHad wolf smash burger topped with pulled pork and sunshine smash burger topped with pulled beef. Super tasty amazing burgers, packed with meat! Defo recommend! A bit pricey, £16.40 for a burger without fries, but i think it was totally worth it. Skin on fries were good too. Delighted
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