Since my days of working in town, Butterfly and Pig has been a long favourite from the day it opened (and the subsequent tea rooms too).
One sunny day, we thought we would visit Queen's Park and get some lunch nearby. There were a few options but we wanted something filling and perhaps a little grown-up. We chose Butterfly and Pig in Shawlands, in the old Corona building.
The inside is very pubby and, despite several families being seated in the dining area, feels like a proper adult destination. It has the typical Butterfly and Pig decor of trinkets and nick-nacks and is dark and mysterious.
The food is delicious. Mr GFN had a great burger. There is no children's menu, you get a "half portion" of anything on the menu. Angus had macaroni cheese with garlic bread. We're fairly certain that this was full-size, just charged at half. The two negatives for Butterfly and Pig are the prices (quite expensive for a lunch) and giving Angus a lollipop at the end of the meal. I know this isn't a problem for lots of folk but it arrived without us being asked and we had to subsequently lose it in the park, as he's a bit young for boiled sweets.
You can find on-street parking further up Langside Avenue or on a road just off. There is step-free access to the building (I think) but steps down to the toilets. The toilets are clean, we didn't try the baby change.
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