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The Wild Olive Tree

The guide was updated: 2025-02-07

Although it's easy to miss this café at St George's Tron, you'd better not: with only a few items on the menu — including coffee, soup and scones, all fresh and made on the spot — this place stands as a shelter offering some warmth and tranquillity in the noisiest part of town. As a social enterprise, The Wild Olive Tree is also an active contributor to local charities.

Useful Information

Address: 163 Buchanan Street, Glasgow
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 10:30am–4:30pm, Sun closed
Website: www.thewildolivetree.co.uk
Phone: +44 141 248 2049
Email: thewildolivetree.sgt@gmail.com

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Although it's easy to miss this café at St George's Tron, you'd better not: with only a few items on the menu — including coffee, soup and scones, all fresh and made on the spot — this place stands as a shelter offering some warmth and tranquillity in the noisiest part of town. As a social enterprise, The Wild Olive Tree is also an active contributor to local charities.

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