Cullis Cafe Diner

A clean wee diner located in the heart of Partick. My tuna and cheese toastie was nice. It came griddle marked along with a side salad and an extremely generous serving of coleslaw.
My partner’s cooked brekie was not as good. The square sausage was overdone (we noticed a stack of them pre-​cooked as we left so clearly they are reheated hence being overdone). He also felt the need to add an extra egg and sausage when ordering as it was a small full breakfast. Unfortunately this took the price up to £8 which seems steep, especially when the breakfast wasn’t a 5* affair. The tea cup was clean but had a strange grey rim which was slightly off putting on an otherwise good brew.
The staff were extremely friendly and the café itself is light and airy. We would go back but not for the cooked breakfast.

Went here this morning for breakfast with my hubby. We both had the full all day breakfast. This was 2 rashers bacon, 1square sausage, 1black pud, 1 fried egg, 1 potato scone and either beans or tomato. This also comes with toast or a roll, and a mug of tea or coffee. This was a good plateful of food for a very reasonable price £11 for 2. Staff were friendly and it was clean.
If I have a negative comment?.. It was a bit cold (most customers kept their coats on) and there was a bit of a wait (this was fine for us as the food was fresh).
Would I go again? No. It was OK but didn’t bowl me over, plenty of other places still to sample. X

Always look forward to coming here. Such a warm and friendly atmosphere and such a lovely family business, always have a good laugh and a lovely experience when dining here and the food is always ⁵⁄₅. Their homemade style of meals is absolutely amazing and the macaroni is to die for. Defiantly suggest going here!

Me and my partner did enjoy your meals BUT since Thursday (16/​07/​2015) we did order scampi and chips and salad and 2 sparkle water we where not asked if we want to drink out of the bottle or glass and did received the scampi and chips BUT no salad we did say to another staff at that time we where not sure at the time and more we think about we did asked for salad the young girl was not for listening to what the customer is asking if you are busy you must check what each customer is asking for and given a choice to drink out from the bottle or can if the customer wants a glass AND for your scampi and chips its thumbs down on that day that’s the last time. WE WONT BE BACK AT YOUR DINER.

Recently refurbished café on Dumbarton road, close to kelvin hall subway. Cosy pleasant place for breakfast and light lunches. Their hot filled rolls are a must for brekkie as is the full English.

Cullis’s is a proper, old fashioned diner with beans on toast on the menu.
I used to come here with my mum all the time many years ago, and when we returned recently it hasn’t changed a bit. That can only be a good thing — it’s a laid back, wholesome café selling the best comfort food at really affordable prices.
The staff in here are really down to earth and accomodating. It’s the kind of place you visit where you can hear the noise of the kitchen behind you, and Smooth Radio on in the background. I feel very much at home in Cullis’s, and there’s something simple in here to please most people.
On a rainy afternoon, all you want is a nice fry up and a pot of tea to wash it down — Cullis can most certainly deliver on that front. There’s something about the beans on toast they serve that’s a cut above what you can make yourself at home, and with the cosy atmosphere you don’t feel that far removed from your own house anyway.
There’s a lack of greasy spoons in this area these days, and the fact that Cullis’s has remained unchanged over the years (including the value for money) it’s a comforting thought. A great place to take your mum, gran or little brother, they’re family friendly and serve up some good grub!

You can’t beat a proper greasy spoon, and this is simply as proper as you get, with grumpy staff and plastic flowers on the table. After my now long-​distant 21^st birthday, I remember a few of us coming in here the next morning and ravenously devouring a few fry-​ups.
I was sold then, as I still am. There’s few greater things on Earth than sausage, bacon egg, black pudding and fried bread on a plate, and Cullis’s is a shining example of this.

This diner occupies a large space, and is a particular favourite with locals.
One half is occupied by the takeaway area and the other is where diners can sit to enjoy their meal. Outside are some modern tables with stools which look pretty snazzy, but I can’t actually imagine anyone sitting at them.
The menu is extensive, but nothing out of the ordinary, although Stu did find himself drawn in by the hotdogs advertised on a whiteboard. Service was very fast, even though it was busy. Our food arrived promptly.
My omelette was huge, and perfectly cooked, and Stu’s hot dog was all but inhaled in seconds, which I took as a good sign. Most options in here I would have said were cheap and good value, so all in all, it’s a great wee local diner.