'I love Carbonara and this is one of the best I have had in Glasgow'

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Located on Duke Street, it's hard to miss the beautifully-decorated blue and yellow building, filled with plants.Inside, it is just as welcoming with lights, decorations and, as you would expect in the middle of the lunchtime rush, lots of happy faces.

For £9.75, I ordered the Carbonara, which is one of my all-time favourite foods and I asked for it with linguine instead of spaghetti, because I prefer it that way. Following the thank yous, I headed out to the sunshine, with my lunch in hand as my stomach growled in anticipation.

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