Pour-over with real variety, a drinks list that runs to Hojicha alongside the espresso, and pastries in black sesame and miso. Finnieston's specialty circuit already knows where this is.

Ottoman Coffeehouse is the only venue in Glasgow running a proper coffee programme inside a genuine Ottoman coffeehouse. Single origins from Africa, Arabia, and the Americas come through siphon, V60, and immersion; the cultural setting is not an excuse for average coffee.

A working roastery in Finnieston that serves its own beans at the counter. Coffee is the point; everything else is incidental.

The roaster and the barista are the same person at Papercup, a setup rare enough that it shows in the cup. Glasgow coffee people seek it out by name.

The name says kafeneio; the Greek coffee backs it up. Order it alongside the baklava and sit with it.

A small Argyle Street counter where the filter menu exists for a reason and the espresso backs it up. Worth knowing when you're already in Finnieston.

A Finnieston sandwich institution where the coffee comes from Italian Aroma, a Glasgow roaster. Come for lunch; the cup is better than it needs to be.

A restored Arts and Crafts pavilion in Kelvingrove Park, and the obvious coffee stop once the gallery has had you. Cakes and loose-leaf teas for the longer visit.