We’re Nicola and Lindsay, two sisters living in Glasgow and Stirling. We both have a passion for cake, afternoon tea, good food and a cocktail (or two). Our blog Cakehounds is all about us scouting out the best places to go around town, posting our tried and tested recipes, and the latest fitness trends. Find us on Twitter @cakehounds.

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Three of Glasgow's best afternoon teas

Three of Glasgow's best afternoon teas

With afternoon tea being very in trend at the moment, it’s no surprise there are more places than ever dedicating a section of their menu to this very opulent luxury. Be it a special occasion or a catch up with friends, Glasgow has a number of places for you to take some time out to indulge in one of our favourite past times – having our cake and eating it too! The stylish one – Blythswood Square From your traditional cream tea to the luxurious Duchess of Bedford, your very own Scottish samples or a detox version for those who care about the calories, Blythswood’s selection of delicious delicacies and service place them firmly on the map in terms of style and sass! With a good ratio of savoury to sweet and their menu changing regularly, it’s also the perfect choice for a sociable event as it has an extensive cocktail list also on offer.Blythswood Square, 11 Blythswood Square. From £22.50pp. The vintage one – The Butterfly and The Pig Mismatched cups, plates with random ornaments and old fashioned bits of furniture - it must be the cosy tea rooms at The Butterfly and The Pig. Whilst catching up with friends, treat yourself to some yummy homemade cakes, sandwiches made on their freshly baked daily bread and their different varieties of tea infusions... or the odd glass of bubbly if you prefer. Plus don’t forget to check out their towering cake cabinet!The Butterfly and The Pig, 151 Bath Street. From £12.50pp. The laidback/homely one – The Hidden Lane Tearoom Keep your eyes peel