Kudos, in Finnieston, shared a photo on Instagram on Friday, May 29, showing the former Conservative leader posing with staff outside the cafe.
In the caption, staff said they were left “speechless” at the high‑profile visitor, with Cameron happy to pose for a picture at the front of the coffee shop.
The post said: “RIGHT nae complaining this weekend because if it’s good enough for @dwdcameron it’s good enough for you!
“Speechless at who joined us for breakfast this morning after seeing us online. We’ve had our fair share of stars come through the door and usually just scream with excitement amongst the team & leave guests to dine in peace.
“However, we couldn’t resist this one. Our team looking gorgeous in their Scotland tops ahead of the game … HAPPY FRIDAY.”
Now a peer in the House of Lords, David Cameron led the Conservative Party from 2005 and won general elections against Labour leaders Gordon Brown, Ed Miliband and Jeremy Corbyn. He served as UK prime minister between 2010 and 2016, standing down after the EU referendum.
