Darcy's Cafe/brasserie

Slow cooked beef is to die for!!! Cocktails are outstanding the service is amazing. The atmosphere was brilliant..

slow service, some things about the rest seasoned, under seasoned. beautiful decoration tho, 4/10 doubtful if back, unless forced.

This is my regular stop off whenever I have business in Glasgow. Very helpful, friendly staff and tasty food can recommend the chicken and coconut curry and the sticky date pudding!

Saturday afternoon lunch. Food fantastic. Venue Beautiful. Service 10 out of 10. Our server Matthew was very funny, polite, charming and professional. Would highly recommend and definitely visit again.

we booked for dinner. we sat right away. service was fast and efficient. the personal is very nice. we had a shader with a bottle of prosecco that was followed with a main meal. eating was a good portion and good quality. good atmosphere we will go back.

I visited darcys on Sunday for lunch with friends The service was excellent I was in the door and seated in no time with lovely food I had the prawn linguine which was lovely I had the sticky toffee pudding after was excellent it was...lovely and soft the sauce was amazing I’ll definitely be back thank you

tasty terrace ' a fertilizer?. very disappointed from visiting mon, the service was slow unattended, although it was empty. we just wanted coffee cake, so asked what the menu is meant with delicious terrace series, turns out that only scene means, but on ordering a simple spons we were informed, it was just in the offer! the only alternative was the dessert menu that was really much bigger than we wanted 3pm

we met with friends to support the gowt eat out scheme, and we chose darcys as it was one. the seating layout of the booth is excellent and looks great. we were pleasantly surprised to hear tonight was the start of the new menu. we have for the common seafood plate, the highlight of the meal, fresh, great aromen and enthusiastic this was our choice. the mains and gloomy were just as good and the personal looked after us and asked each feedback about the menu and our experience.

house of herby. I saw Darcy’s and knew it was for me. it wore a charming similarity to made in belfast mismatched chairs, timing paper, flowers, strange bits and props around the restaurant. shabby chic and total darling they have pre-theater menus as well as a la carte menu that they present to them with their pruned bundles and let them torment. we decided to make the cocktails a simple decision while we decided to eat. we ordered a classic mojito, mango mojito and a passion fruit watermelon caipirissima. lovingly we have set ourselves on a few main courses because we didn't really want to be full. eating is really nice here easy, but nice...read more