Traditional tearoom set in the conservation village of Eaglesham, with a cosy fire inside and seating outside in our beautiful gardens.
We are open every day from 9am til 4:30pm.
We serve breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea and (probably) the best scones in Glasgow (including gluten free) freshly baked every morning and ready by 10am.
We offer a full menu including bacon and eggs (til 11:45pm).
For lunch choose from soups and sandwiches, baked potatoes and croissants, panninis and salads, accompanied with salad and crisps. Choose from a wide selection of tantalising home made desserts, cakes, tray bakes and scones and a wide range of hot and cold drinks including Italian coffee and speciality teas.
Afternoon Tea commences at 2:30pm. Choose from a selection of sandwiches and dainty cakes with tea or coffee to complement.
Weekdays 12noon til 2:30pm we serve a hot dish of haddock and chips served with salad.
Set in the beautiful conservation village of Eaglesham, to the south of Glasgow, the Wishing Well tearoom is a great place to eat, drink and indulge.
Once upon a time, way back in 1966, the good people of Eaglesham were without a place to rest their weary feet and have a good chat with their friends and neighbours over a cup of tea and a cake.
In the June of that year their wish was granted and Mrs. Jean Greig opened a tea-room at 63 Montgomery Street. The present day sees an established well in the garden but originally it was little more than a spring leading to a hole in the ground. Mrs. Greig created a well around the spring and so was born the name of the establishment, The Wishing Well.
In 1986 The Wishing Well changed hands, and then several times once more until 1997 when Norman Munro welcomed the customers to the door until 2004.
Today, Siobhan Reilly and her team greet customers to The Wishing Well. A local south-sider, Siobhan fondly remembers her visits to the establishment as a young girl.
Today sees the realisation of a dream come true for Siobhan to work in the beautiful village of Eaglesham as patron of The Wishing Well. Siobhan and her husband, Simon are keen to make your visit as enjoyable as possible.
To this end, as well as your contributing to the atmosphere of a good, old fashioned tea-room, you are welcome to wander around the beautiful gardens established by the founder's father in the 1960's and today maintained by Simon.
The magical wishing well in the garden is still there for you to enjoy as is, from the upper part of the garden, (on a clear day!) the spectacular views of the city across to the Campsie Fells. One might even see some fairies in the garden on a quiet day.
