The Little Café

The 2012 edition of The List's Eating & Drinking Guide is out now – only £5.95 (+p&p).

This review is taken from the current (2012) edition.

With its smart interior of attractive polished wood and shiny white tiles, only the neatly stacked packets of pasta and tins of plum tomatoes gives any clue to the fact that the Little Café is actually a little Italian café – and good it is, too. The menu is a simple enough affair of panini and freshly baked pizzas with half a dozen side dishes. The crispy stone-baked chicken and mushroom pizza is a fine size, enhanced with a tasty addition of rocket leaves and pesto. Adding a bowl of large juicy olives makes for a satisfying lunch. A lighter choice might include a mozzarella salad and focaccia topped with sea salt and rosemary. Popular with the kids is a little pizza (not that little) and at only £1.99, a steal. Overlooking Kelvingrove Museum, the café may be little but the view is certainly big.

• High point: Light, thin, crisp pizza
• Low point: May have to wait at busy times