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Mono
based on 6 member reviews
12 Kings Court, 103 King Street, Glasgow
G1 5RB
0141-553-2400 Type: Vegan, Beer/Wine, Take-out Info: A vegan restaurant and bar, a record shop, a performance space, a specialist grocery shop, a microbrewery, and a lending library. Restaurant is spacious and serves vegan food. Blackboard usually shows list of about 4 vegan main dishes, 4 starters, plus 2 soups. Also sandwiches for order at the bar. All beer, wines and spirits vegan, many organic. Breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner menu served all day. Open Mon-Sun 12pm-12am, til 1am weekends. Price: Moderate.
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| "Mono"
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Posted on: Saturday, October 24, 2009 |
Review: This is the coolest vegetarian restaurant in Scotland - they have delicious vegetarian ans vegan food (veggie burgers and chips are best!)The drinks are great too - wide range of unusual alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Decent prices, good value. Kinda hard to find though and waiters are a bit strange...
Pros: Great food * Good for vegetarians and meat eaters * Good music
Cons: Wierd staff * Sometimes slow service * Dodgy characters outside door |
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| "oily fat mess but you can probably do better"
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Posted on: Monday, August 24, 2009 |
Review: We had a bad go of Mono. We were a little off our healthy ordering game because we were escaping a heavy rain storm and ended up with 3 oil covered dishes. They pour white fat sauce on the chili, the burger is fried and the bun was covered in oil on both sides, the blt was a fat bomb as well, there was no escape, we ate two bits of pita with some chili from the bottom of the bowl. The place was pretty neat, though.
Pros: good venue * *
Cons: very oily and fatty food * * |
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| "Highly recommended"
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My Rating |
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Posted on: Monday, February 09, 2009 |
Review: Went here for lunch on Friday 6 Feb 09 and the food was excellent. The whole menu is vegan. We ordered tapas (3 dishes for £7) and a 'bacon' roll with added mushrooms and onions (and came with side salad). Others in the restaurant ordered larger mains and these looked very substantial. Desserts were excellent - cheesecake with choice of toppings (fruit, maple syrup or choc sauce) and apple and raisin crumble with custard, cream or icecream (Swedish Glaze is on offer, in three flavours which was great as our supermarket only stocks vanilla!). Good service and a great place to hang out for hours. I thought the price was very good, came to about £22 for two courses plus a drink each - about the same as we'd pay for lunch anywhere else but far more choice here! The breakfasts looked good and we also popped back the next day for a drink and sampled their organic, home brewed juices (1% alcohol). Very nice, lots of posters showing what's on there (live jazz every Wednesday, for example). Make sure you visit the toilets too just to read the fab grafitti on all the walls! Wish we lived in Glasgow just to go there each week!
Pros: Tasty food * great atmosphere * great price
Cons: have to work to find it! * * |
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| "Stay all day and enjoy"
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My Rating |
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Posted on: Saturday, September 06, 2008 |
Review: Have been here a few times, the Glasgow vegan group meet here once a month and they've chosen so well in their venue. The food is superb, I must also comment on the delicious vegan desserts. It was the first place that I'd tried scrambled tofu and I make it at home regularly now.
It's quite possible to stay here all day: have a light brunch, a few cups of tea perhaps, go for a mooch in the record & CD store inside, have an early dinner, then start on the beers and enjoy a late meal at around 10pm. Such a great place. The amazing Moby even played here in July 2008 on his mini acoustic tour of Scotland.
Pros: ambience * food * cd store inside
Cons: prices * * |
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| "A place to, er, chill"
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My Rating |
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Posted on: Monday, April 14, 2008 |
Review: My partner and I probably doubled the average age of the clientele when we arrived on Saturday night, but no-one seemed to mind. Mono appears to be part of a sort of chain, including The 13th Note (which we'd been to on a previous visit to Glasgow), 78 and Stereo. The raison-d'etre of this one is possibly music and booze rather than food, but the food was actually quite good and it's great that all of it is vegan. They didn't have my first choice of starter or main course but the grilled aubergine (perhaps slightly underdone) and spinach-and-'cheese' parcels were fine, as was the 'cheese'-cake. Service was slightly chaotic but we weren't in a hurry and the people were nice. There was recorded music playing but it wasn't obtrusive.
Pros: Relaxed * Friendly * All food is vegan
Cons: Might be too relaxed for some * * |
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| "Mono - nice and something special"
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My Rating |
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Posted on: Friday, March 02, 2007 |
Review: I was surprised by this place. It is very big, has a bar and a stage(where live music is performed on some days, there is a DJ on the weekends), it has a tiny selection of things like Tofu and other organic treats to buy and there is a record shop included (separated by a little wall). It has an atmosphere of an alternative place. Very relaxed and you'll also find some Sofas to chill out on :) Many young people and different clients than the "normal" everyday crowd. The menu offers a variety of foods including an "All day breakfast", which is the typical Great Britain breakfast in vegan - YES!
Organic Soda is being offered, also Soy latte and Hot chocolate and a variety of bears.
The menu offers 4 different Starters, there are 4 Main Courses and 3 different options for desserts (Apple tart with caramel sauce and cream, cheese cake with optional toppings and 3 scoops of 4 different ice cream flavours) plus, you can check out the blackboard for available cakes.
There are 11 options of Bar foods and Snacks and 4 Options on Take Away Foods.
The food is tasty and the staff is friendly.
I really liked it there - I can recommend it to everyone who is traveling to or through Glasgow!
I'd say the price is rather normal than cheap. One plate of food for 7,50 pounds and 3 pounds for one piece of cheese cake is ok, but not cheap.
Pros: ALL vegan + No smoking :) * Many things are organic * Relaxed place + friendly
Cons: Need more space for PRO * * |
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