1901 Deli
- Food served: Mon–Sat 9am–7pm; Sun 10am–6pm. (Winter Sun 10am–5pm)
- Also offers: Vegetarian options (at least ¼ main courses), Gluten-free options, Outdoor tables
- Typical order: Parma ham, pesto and sun-blush tomato on focaccia (£3.60)
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This review is taken from the current (2011) edition.
The 1901 Deli in Shawlands is a magnet for foodies, stocking as it does a huge range of wines that are hard to source outside a restaurant, along with plenty of organic snacks, biscotti and pasta. Costs can mount up buying your tea from the deli counter – it takes a lot of hummus, tiny Moroccan chicken wraps, dolmades and flatbreads, good though they are, to make a decent supper. But the lunch deals are superb. Fresh soups change daily and sandwiches are made to order from the seasonal selection of meats and cheeses – from Iain Mellis. Staff are happy to advise on combinations of flavours and textures. A recommended fiery chilli chorizo combined with sunblush tomatoes and lettuce makes for a very mouthwatering filling for the crusty wholemeal bread. Hampers and outside catering also available for special occasions.
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