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We all loved the food - were there early as we were going to a gig so not a lot of atmosphere.
Food was great and would definitely recommend!
Stephanie Heasman - dined in restaurant 20/04/2019
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Booked for brunch as a Mother’s Day treat. The food was top class and beautifully presented.
The main menu looked varied and interesting and the dark chocolate tart was amazing.
Would definitely go back.
Margaret miles - dined in restaurant 31/03/2019
Based in one of Glasgow’s hippest dining enclaves, Avo Avo brings a totally unique offering to the city’s foodie scene — an avocado-themed restaurant. Created by three friends who stumbled upon the concept in Amsterdam, their menu celebrates the moreish green fruit in style. Inside, you will find a cheerful eating spot decorated (as you’d expect) in vibrant greens, with comfy banquettes and wooden tables. If you fancy tucking into fresh and hearty fare with friends, then this is where to head.
Avo Avo uses the freshest avocados around to conjure up a creative array of choices. Menus can change, but expect a range of egg bennies and brunch-style treats, plus burgers, rice bowls, salads and other mains. Choice options might include the smoked salmon & cream cheese burger in an avocado ‘bun’, the avocado and walnut mac ‘n’ cheese, and the avo burrito.
And let’s not forget dessert. Tuck into treats such as the warm chocolate and avocado brownie, the avocado & lime cheesecake and the avocado ice cream.
The smoothie range offers an energy boosting accompaniment to the menu and includes the Broccoli & The Beast, Berry Go Round and Detox Zing.
Avo Avo is on Argyle Street, a ten minute walk from Charing Cross train station. There are also regular bus connections to Finnieston from the city centre. The nearest paid parking is at C.G. on Berkeley Street, a six minute stroll away. The Hydro, SEC and Armadillo are all within convenient walking distance.