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Before you go

Chef / owner
John Moore and Jon McDonald
Opened
2024
Style
Gourmet sandwiches, salad bowls, soup and coffee for weekday lunch
Setting
City-centre Argyle Street (Downtown branch)
Known for
filled sandwiches, weekday office lunch, click and collect
Signature dishes
NY Deli, Reuben, Banh mi (pork or veggie), Piece Club
Good for
weekday lunch, takeaway, quick office run
Prices
Sandwiches roughly £5.75-£7 on the 2024 menu PDF; delivery apps may list higher
Typical spend
Around £6-10 for a sandwich lunch
Lunch
Monday-Friday 08:00-15:00; closed weekends at this branch
Reservations
Walk-ins often fine
Booking
Click and collect online; phone 0141 286 1266
Dietary tags
vegetarian options, vegan options
Dietary
Veggie banh mi, Hummer, Nottolenghi and other plant-led fills on the menu
Noise / pace
Busy lunch service with a loud playlist
Closed
Saturday and Sunday (Downtown only)
Getting there
Glasgow Central and St Enoch Subway, both a short walk along Argyle Street
Also by them
Piece Finnieston (1056 Argyle St); Piece Miller Street; Piece Waterloo Street; Piece Byres Road; Piece Maxim Park
Also
Brand started in Finnieston in 2008

Glasgow restaurant

Piece

4.8(18 reviews)
Opens in 12 hours

Address

326 Argyle St, Glasgow G2 8LY, UK

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Menu

Dishes and prices for Piece.

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Opening hours

  • Monday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Thursday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Friday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

Overview

This Piece is the Downtown branch at 326 Argyle Street, the city-centre weekday sandwich shop that co-owners John Moore and Jon McDonald opened on 1 February 2024 (Glasgow Live). It sits with their other Glasgow sites rather than replacing the original Finnieston cafe on 1056 Argyle Street. Piece built its name on filled sandwiches assembled to order: NY Deli (pastrami, turkey, gouda, sauerkraut), Reuben, Cubano, pork or veggie banh mi, salad bowls, soup and house bakes. Weekday hours here are 8am-3pm with click-and-collect from pieceglasgow.com. Expect a busy lunch queue and a loud playlist, same formula as the other shops. Central Station and St Enoch Subway are both a short walk along Argyle Street.

Reviews

5.0Graeme Lynch

After my visit to the Piece on Waterloo St the other day I've wanted to go again. I decided to see if this Piece was just as good. I'll admit that it's not set out as well, but only because it's a very small shop. Still they will make your sandwich while you go and pay, then wait to collect. I ordered the same as before, the NY Deli sandwich and I'm pleased to say it was just as tasty. I'd definitely recommend, it seems like all of the Piece sandwich shops are amazing.

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5.0jed flett

Delicious, fresh and tasty sandwiches, for great prices too! Absolutely loved the Bahn Mi, and the NY sandwich was banging too. All the staff were very friendly as well! Enjoyed an iced late and a fruit smoothie which were also very nice 😁👏🏼

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5.0Aq Ah

Outstanding coffee. Incredible sandwich. Wonderful staff. What's not to like?? First time this morning. Got myself a latte and a Reuben. I'm going back for lunch! That's how good it is. The staff are excellent and make you feel welcome. The quality of food is top notch. You simply will not be disappointed. The coffee is honestly out of this world. 10 out of 10.

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5.0Heather Andros

Long queue but went in really quick. Staff were super efficient and friendly. I had a Piece club on brown bread, which was lovely! Finished it off with a piece of home made raspberry & almond cake. Overall very worth the money as a payday treat!

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