The Hidden Lane Tearoom is awaiting some lovely customers with a love of vintage crockery or those who just want to relax with some deliciously fruity tea and some wholesome British food.
1103 Argyle Street (Argyle Court) Glasgow G3 8ND United Kingdom
| Reservations | Yes |
| Credit Cards | Yes (incl. Visa & MasterCard) |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Outdoor Seating | Yes |
| Restroom | Yes |
Lovely atmosphere, delicious food (cakes a speciality!) and fantastic service... tucked away in the Hidden Lane, Finnieston. note: cash only ; no cards
They offer a wide range of tea in a vintage setting. It is hidden, so it's a nice and quiet spot to study or read.
Charming tearoom hidden in an alley, serving FANTASTIC tea and good scones . The vibe is also perfect and the staff is nice!
The best tomato and paper soup I've ever had in my life. Fresh cakes and good coffee and amazing staff I'll differently come again
Perfect for afternoon tea ! Sweet treats include Guinness cake and huge slabs of homemade millionaire shortbread , served on delicate china, so the generous portions still seem quite girlie. Read more
Wow amazing desserts and brilliant range of teas . Quirky
Very cute tea room , they do fill up, but you can make reservations to secure a table.
A student afternoon tea for only £20 for 2 people! Just flash your student card. (Monday-Friday, 12-5PM)
Scones and coffee/teas. Service was kind and attentive.
Lovely place for an afternoon tea
I implore you to have the chilli rooibos ... Outrageously good!
Lovely place, great food, awesome teas :)
Some of the best desserts in Glasgow. Get the afternoon tea or come after 5pm for their proper plated desserts. Cupcakes are ok but not best feature - Su Man
Unusual but excellent. Really refreshing and fruity. Fantastic staff who help you with your selection - Clark Gillies
Czech-style loose leaf tea house right in Glasgow. A broad selection from Darjeeling to Puer to Chai. A bit small so take care with groups, but it’s a perfect spot to catch up with a friend or a book. - Payton Swick
Very interesting room on St Kilda history and freshwater pearl mussel fishing in Scotland. - Cyril Novel
Its all fabulous & FREE. My son & i kept going back. The grounds are incredible. The entire area down there is phenomenal DONT pass up. Learning cool stuff the entire way through. ???? - Nikki Edelhauser
We love this place. The food is served as small sharing plates & the hardest part is choosing what to have! We devoured 9 dishes last time but don't leave without trying the Mille-feuille for dessert! - Gavin Douglas