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Before you go

Style
East End breakfast cafe: morning rolls, cooked breakfasts, sit-in or takeaway
Setting
Springfield Road, Newbank — beside Celtic Park / Emirates Arena (FHRS address 729 Springfield Road)
Known for
Pre-match and everyday breakfast rolls, Hearty full breakfasts
Signature dishes
Godfather breakfast (often mentioned by diners), Bacon and egg double rolls, Sausage and black pudding rolls
Good for
Early breakfast or lunch, Takeaway before Celtic Park, Quick sit-in morning food
Prices
Third-party listings put spend roughly in the £1–10 range for rolls and breakfasts
Typical spend
About £5–10 for a roll breakfast or similar
Reservations
Walk-ins often fine
Booking
No reservations needed — walk in, phone, or order on Scoffable
Dietary tags
vegetarian options
Dietary
Full and veg breakfast options appear on aggregator menus; ask in shop for allergens
Outdoor seating
No
Drinks
Tea and coffee focused; not a licensed evening venue
Noise / pace
Busy on Celtic match mornings; otherwise a standard roll-shop pace
Closed
Daytime breakfast hours only (typically closed mid-afternoon); exact days/times vary by listing — check before travelling
Getting there
Dalmarnock railway station about 10 minutes’ walk; Bridgeton a bit further via London Road. No Subway nearby.
Parking
Street parking on Springfield Road; very limited on Celtic match days
Also
Glasgow City FHIS Pass (inspection 27 May 2025); Facebook: rollshopcafe

Glasgow restaurant

The Roll Shop

4.2(49 reviews)
Closed now

Address

725 Springfield Rd, Glasgow G31 4JU, UK

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Menu

Dishes and prices for The Roll Shop.

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Overview

The Roll Shop is a sit-in and takeaway breakfast cafe on Springfield Road in Newbank, right by Celtic Park and the Emirates Arena. It is built around Scottish morning rolls — bacon, sausage, black pudding doubles and the like — plus full breakfasts. Regulars often name the Godfather breakfast and a decent cup of coffee. Hours are daytime only: listings cluster around early morning until mid-afternoon (roughly 6–8am open, closing around 2–3pm; weekday Tuesday openings vary by source). Order in person, by phone (0141 556 2984), or via Scoffable for delivery. No evening service and no table booking culture — turn up or order ahead. Glasgow City’s Food Hygiene Information Scheme lists a Pass (inspection 27 May 2025). Dalmarnock railway station is about a 10-minute walk toward the stadium end of the East End; Bridgeton is a bit further along London Road. Expect queues and parking pressure on Celtic match days.

Reviews

5.0Kenneth Allison

I visit this shop fairly often as I work at Celtic Park quite regularly. The ladies who run it are always friendly and serve you quickly. As far as prices are concerned they are the cheapest in the area, but not at the expense of their food, which is very tasty.

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1.0Kieran Adam

Phoned to place an order for collection and was told to hold on for a wee minute, nearly 10 minutes later I was still waiting

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2.0Gordy

Waited ages for roll staff to busy gossiping with the only other customer and picking up raw square sausage then touching tongs etc not washing hands no salt on roll after asked just disappointing won't be back

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1.0bowie12

If you like a reheated sausage that's been reheated more than once this is the shop for you. .As you enter you have to wait until they have stopped gossiping before one of them will make an effort to serve you.

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5.0david wilson

Godfather breakfast is to die for and it's nescafe coffee they use. Will use on a regular basis both for collection and delivery. Never had a late delivery and drivers very courteous

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