Lochnagar in Renfrewshire

Enjoyed a lovely lunch here, with a friend. I had my favourite, Twice-Baked Soufflé, which was delicious, as always. Covid restrictions were adhered to by staff and customers alike and we felt relaxed and comfortable.

Lovely cafe - excellent coffee, cakes, and very friendly staff. Will definitely be back for more lemon meringue pie! See you all again soon.

You won't find better home made scones than the ones here . Another speciality is twice baked cheese soufflé. None better. Not the cheapest place in town but the food is always fresh and everything homemade.

We turned up here looking for a bite on a public holiday when all else was closed. We were welcomed grandly and had a super snack, coffee and cake which was what we needed in the Christmas/New Year decompression.Marvellous, cafe style, products. Mains original and tasty, and great coffee (according to my wife - I can’t drink real coffee). I definitely recommend this place on every level and will return again and again.

A family run business providing very nice home baking and a friendly service in the village.They have nice toasties, brie paninis, and a very tempting range of cakes.Must go back again sometime.Try to park in the main village car park though as the one behind is rather tight.

6 lady golfers came in for lunch, thank goodness we did, we all had something different and all thoroughly enjoyed our meal, set us up for 18 holes and the nearby golf course, friendly service too, it was fab!

The lightest, creamiest souffle you'll ever taste. I incidentally ordered the brie and recurrent pannini - delicious but was sorry I didn't order the souffle . . There were six of and all loved our selection

Went in for cake and coffee and can only describe the experience as bizarre.The premises was empty only 2 other customers when we arrived then only us. Have been here on and off over the years and the staff actually need to smile and make me want to go back. Another annoying aspect is this need to pay cash get with it....its 2019 and for convenience cards should have been accepted here years ago. I believe this is a family run business and the coffee cake and soups are always good but the service is aloof and unfriendly and on my recent visit was bizarre.

Perfect home cooking. Afternoon tea is a must, been round for years. Family run, fresh on the day. Very nice lunch, again home cooking. Best prices in the village. Great family place. You must have the cheese soufflé, superb. Likewise the salmon dill pate.

Lochnagar beats any other eatery in the village for quality of food at lunch. No-one else comes close.

We were lucky enough to be strongly recommended Lochnagar by a friend several years ago and even though we do not live nearby, we happily make considerable detours to enjoy delicious lunches on a very regular basis.We greatly appreciate the use of very fresh quality ingredients prepared with passion and real expertise. All food is excellent, but worth noting that the cheese souffles are legendary; wonderful home baking too.On our many visits, we have, without exception, received a warm welcome, great service, and even when busy, staff have found space for us. There are many other places to eat in the area, but none producing such fresh, quality food. We consider Lochnagar a very special place.

lovely place to sit and have a chilled out 30 mins however £4.70 for a small coffee and tea is a bit overpriced. would not visit again.

This is a little secret gem in BoW - so cozy and homely - they have a separate area for little eaters who can have their own selection to eat and afterwards play with all the toys, read books etc. There is also a ‘comfy’ area to have a wee coffe & Delish cake whilst reading your fave book - I love it

I would have given my review 2.5 stars if that was possible. The food offered is very good, freshly prepared,nicely garnished, salad dressing on the side,nice range of cakes etc. Nice seating areas and an enclosed seating area with toys for toddlers. So, no problem with all that.

My friend and I - who are both dairy intolerant - received very poor service from owner / staff who were unaware of allergens in their food and disinterested in serving us. I asked if the soup had dairy in it and the man serving checked and said it did. The lady came to take our order and I explained our dairy intolerance. She wasn't able to tell me if certain foods contained dairy and said she was very busy serving other people! There were 8 other people - 6 of whom came in after us! She sugggested that we have a think about what we wanted. I replied that we didn't know what we could have and she walked away. My friend and I decided to leave and eat elsewhere. As we were leaving I politely said to the man that we would need to eat elsewhere - and he ignored me! Since December 2014 it has been law to know which allergens are present in the foods sold or served.

Very comfortable,, lovely rooms with wide choice of places to sit- comfy sofas, tables, tables in childrens' play area. Lovely airy ambience on a very hor day. Papers and magazines available. Food good but lemon meringue pie in a class of its own ! Absolutely delicious. Very friendly service.. and excellent coffee. Quite expensive but worth it.

Friend and I popped in for coffee and cake. Friendly service, great cake and you are never rushed. There is a lovely light lunch menu and a scone or cake to suit everyone. It’s also child friendly- a dedicated area keeps families happy.

Bridge of Weir is most fortunate to have the Lochnagar Cafe-the title cafe does not do it justice,-it is not just another cafe with the usual array of often bland offerings, but produces imaginative dishes, beautifully cooked and served in a relaxing and welcoming, but understated environment. The twice baked cheese souffle is legendary and to die for, and the home made cakes irresistible to one with a sweet tooth.This was a one off visit, but if I lived locally, it would be very tempting to be a regular visitor. Travelling around the country, one rarely makes a find such as this. One word of caution however,-don't be tempted to drive into the signposted car park unless you have a small car or have a navigator,-the park itself is roomy, but to exit may require even more manoeuvering skill than the sharply angled entrance.

On passing through Bridge of Weir we thought we would stop for a bit of lunch and chose Lochnagar at random. What a fortunate choice. Garlic mushrooms and bacon on toasted brioche, macaroni cheese followed by lemon meringue pie and choc brownie.

Great selection of home made cakes. All made on the premisses by the owner. Food menu whilst not extensive offers more than enough for a good lunch.

Best place in the village, mains and deserts all home made and coffee exceptional too. Great place and would highly recommend.

Perfect home cooking. Afternoon tea is a must, been round for years. Family run, fresh on the day. Very nice lunch, again home cooking. Best prices in the village. Great family place.

A great place for young mums to go with their children. Older mums too. In fact, anyone who wants to enjoy good home baking and well-prepared eats in a cosy, comfortable setting.

Lovely space and good food. Try the twice baked cheese souffle or the brie and bacon toastie. The cakes are scrummy too. Chikdren are welcome and my 2 year old grandson lives the pea and mint soup.

Have been here many times and food always excellent (portion sizes could be slightly bigger). Great selection of home baking as well. Very spacious inside and also a separate area for younger kids if needed. Will continue to go back on a regular basis.

Great place for lunch in a quiet village. Home baking and home cooking. Tried not to look at the cakes but the brie toastie is yummy as is the twice baked cheese souffle.

He llevado durante años y pasado Lochnigar pensé que sólo se sirve té, café

Toda la comida que he probado en varias visitas, es bueno. Es una lástima que el servicio de comidas es bastante corto período durante un. Las sopas y el pan es muy bueno. Servicio de comida caliente puede ser un poco lento, ya que es...

Precioso almuerzo con la familia ayer. Setas ajo y tocino en sabrosa y la mejor de limón brioche tarta de merengue que he probado jamás. Generosas porciones y buen café.

I have visited this restaurant many times and the standard never fails to satisfy. The food and service at this family run restaurant is excellent. Perhaps a change of menu from time to time would be appreciated, but what is on offer is really good. If you are thinking of paying a visit you should book as it becomes very busy at lunchtime.

We have visited a few times and tried several soups, toasted sandwiches and mains. We have always found the ingedients flavoursome and well made. They also serve good quality tasty coffee. We have always found the service good and friendly.

I haven't actually managed to purchase anything here, as when I went in for a coffee and a snack with a terminally ill friend, we were told to leave unless we were purchasing a meal as it was around lunchtime. Other friends had similar experiences, and the elderly gentleman who spoke to them waited until they had settled their children out their push chairs etc before bringing the unwelcome news. Not very friendly. Seem to think they are doing you a favour by letting customers in.

Welcoming staff, food superb, scones are perfect,we try to get there for brunch ,personel touch a winner.

Poor selection on the menus which were displayed on the wall. Children's platter is sparse and overpriced

Stopped by for coffee and cake.......never been before and what a pleasure. From opening the door to leaving everything was spot on. What a lovely relaxed place with superb home baking with both welcoming and pleasant staff/owners. Great for families too with sectioned off, relaxed activity areas with sofas.The cakes were scrumptious. A pleasure and a definite return visit required. Thank you.

Nice village tea room/cafe which attracts the locals for a light lunch. A few main courses and the usual hearty soup and bread options. A little down in choice on our latest visit (and had run out of wine...) but the place was busy (maybe 30-40 covers?) and a little slower than normal. But always worth a visit for the double baked cheese soufflés - a single's not enough, a double's too much.Service is fine - the boss always looks stressed, the ladies always have a smile. don't expect Michelin quality but a pleasant place to have a nice bite at lunchtime.

Head here often when Im on the cycle track, has bike racks outside and is easy access to the track. The cafe is on two levels the lower cosy couches and has a creche area for kids to play - sells birthday/greetings cards. the top area has tables for two's/fours and a couple larger, all neat and tidy and clean.The food is top notch - all home made cakes to have with a hot drink and the snacks and mains are freshly prepared and cooked, presentation is excellent. Overall a great place for a pit stop.

Lovely friendly staff, comfy sofas to sit on but difficult to get out off. Stairs up to the main eating area.

Another visit to Lochnagar with friends. The food is cooked for you therefore service could be a little slow, but so much better than ready cooked meals shoved in the microwave and served up in a few minutes.

We've lived in Bridge of Weir for more years than I care to remember and have always meant to pop in to The Lochnagar Cafe but for one reason or another have always gone somewhere else. However, we finally got round to going and weren't disappointed.The soup was excellent, the panini very good (perhaps a wee bit overdone) and we both really liked the coffee they served. We found the service friendly and efficient and will definitely be back.

Visited recently with my mum for lunch. We need wheelchair access and I phoned ahead to ensure this was available. We were only able to sit "downstairs" as the rest of the restraunt is not accessible by wheelchair. The food was nice-this isn't my first visit and th food is always good. However, we felt a little isolated and access to the disabled toilet was a nightmare! We had to manouver past other tables of customers who had to get out of their seats to let us past. To open the door and manouver the chair in necessitated a group sitting at a table outside vacating their chairs and moving the table. Then we found th chair couldn't get into the toilet for a baby changing table. So we had to reverse out (requiring everyone to move again) move the table out of the toilet and find somewhere to park it, then wheel back in. Of course, we had to reverse the process to get back out!When we were leaving the restraunt we struggled greatly trying to get through the door and I was disappointed no one came to our assistance. I can't blame to staff for the (lack of) help from the customers sitting nearby, but if we had been able to be in the line of sight of the staff, rather than isolated downstairs, I'm sure a staff member would have come to our aid.It's such a shame, as th food is always reliably good, but the lack of thought out into the disabled access means we will not return unless some changes are made to th layout.

I had tried all other coffee shops in Bridge of Weir so thought I would give this one a go. I entered the place and first impressions were ok, it was dated and in need of a make over however nothing too drastic just very old fashioned and lots of pine furniture ! I sat down and ordered a tea. The main gripe I had was with the service which I would class as extremely poor ! Not from the waiting staff but from the owner - A man in his late 60's with an English accent had a continual scoul on his face & a very "negative" attitude. My wife and baby used to frequent here however they and friends have stopped going. Being pleasant and offering good customer service is not a lot to ask for however this place unfortunately falls short.

My friends and I meet for the wonderful freshly cooked blueberry pancakes with crispy bacon and maple syrup. It's great that we can bring our well behaved dogs to sit with us at the lower seating area. There is also a young children's crèche area which is filled with toys etc. a great place to sit and relax no matter the reason for your visit. Would definitely recommend the freshly cooked lemon meringue pie .

We were very relieved to come across this charming venue in this picturesque village as it's difficult to find places still open for business after 4 p.m. Although the interior looked very inviting and cosy we opted to sit outside and watch the world go by - whilst sipping our respective choice of drinks & tucking into delicious moist carrot-cake.It's a bonus that they serve blue-mountain Suki tea, and at a reasonable price too.Very pleasant & relaxed proprietors who didn't hurry us, even though we unknowingly lingered after closing time. Look forward to returning and sampling more on the tempting menu.

Locnnagar is a well situated eatery in the centre of Bridge of Weir.It offers a very reasonably priced menu, a ,particularly good lunch choice (soup and roll is excellent value0.The staff are wonderful in their friendly and helpful outlook. Whole dining experience was marvellous.Will be back soon.

Had lunch again and from the menu I can't resist the twice baked cheese soufflé. This is not to be missed. Service is excellent and non-obtrusive. So many restaurants cannot resist asking if you have enjoyed your meal, and continue to do so. No need for this at Lochnagar as I always enjoy eating there. Plenty of parking both behind the restaurant and opposite in the church car park. Plenty to occupy children and there are daily newspapers for adults.

Met a friend for lunch in The Lochnagar and it was really busy, both for coffee and lunches! Great atmosphere, it was buzzing! We had a panini filled with Brie,bacon and red currant served with a lovely fresh side salad and my friend had the tomato avocado and mozzarella salad, which was very generous in size. Their own homemade salad dressing is delicious as was the apple and mint tea that we both had. We were really quite full after these tasty dishes but we finished off with one of their homemade fruit scones, which are just delicious. A lovely family run establishment with a super atmosphere serving delicious fresh and homemade meals and cakes that is very popular with locals.

A nice little café in the village of Bridge of Weir. It had a good choice of food available from sandwiches to something a bit more substantial if required. I had a toasted sandwich which came with salad. There was some nice home baking & the Orange & Ginger cake went well with my cappuccino.

Nice place. Mixed theme of cafe and couch/sofa. Plenty of parking across the road (overlooking the venue). Usual dining options with the majority on the specials board. The double baked cheese souffle is recommended. The Macaroni cheese not so, as was an overdone mush - each to their own etc. The usual range of panini and toasties to cover most tastes. Can envisage this place being good for a coffee and news papers on a chilly day by the wood burner.

Great homemade food, the cheese soufflé has become my weekend treat whenever I can manage. tasty cakes too

I used to live in the village and Lochnagar was a regular eating place.Last week, friends treated me to lunch there and boy!what have I been missing! Twice baked Cheese Souffle served with warm fresh bread followed by home made lemon meringue pie.......delicious!Really busy,but service was prompt and efficient......I'll be back!

Quality homemade food. Limited but interesting menu. Cosy environment and great coffee. Service can be slow so give yourself plenty of time

Just had an excellent breakfast here, a roll with loads of 'proper' crispy bacon and fried egg and really good coffee. Next time I will make sure I leave enough room for a cake as everything was homemade and looked fantastic. I haven't tried the main meals but if the breakfasts are anything to go by I am sure they would be good. The owners were lovely and didn't seem to mind that we arrived dripping wet after a run. We'll be back.

Recommend the double baked cheese soufflé. A very popular local restaurant with excellent food and service.

I have had lunch in Lochnagar on several occasions and the food is consistently good and well presented. There is something for everyone, even small children are catered for with plenty of toys in a safe area.

Ideal for a 'snacky' lunch. Home cooking. Nothing to dislike about itbut lacks atmosphere a bit. Food good but basic

Ok , the surroundings in Lochnagar are maybe not as fresh and contempary as Amaretto , Bernies or Three Sisters Bake however the food is superior in every way. The ingredients used are always good quality and the food always freshly made. Whether it's for coffee and a scone or a wonderfuly concocted pannini Lochnagar wins it for me everytime in Bridge of Weir.Well worth the visit and please try a cheese scone :-)

Loved the fresh home made food. The choice is excellent. The coffee is great and the home baking choice is excellent

went here a few weeks ago for lunch on sunday asked for macaroni and chips they said wait till the macaroni comes be for u order chips they were right i could not eat anything else what a platefull

Bustling lunchtime , would advise booking if possible - great menu all freshly made - tasty mac cheese

Like last visit, greetings are so friendly, atmosphere just so peaceful, and then the service begins!We had lovely choices, soup, butternut squash with Indian spices, Mackerel pate with delicious breads or toast, gateaux to die for, and so many choices of lovely fare, you find it very hard to choose from! Looking forward to our next visit!

Sitting on the main road in a village in Renfrewshire, this quaint old style tea shop would be easy to miss but seems to have a solid following of locals, walkers and cyclists. If you missed it, it would be your loss. limited outside tables but almost 30 covers in side on two levels, in very spacious setting. Eclectic furnishings but large windows make it light and airy. The tea room offers traditional home cakes which were light, moist and difficult to criticise. The gingerbread with orange icing is exceptional. The tea is good quality although served in very small cups comes with a more than adequate pot- limited hot menu as well which is on the expensive side but certainly looks fulsome and freshly made - will certainly be back and may even try the hot menu given the quality of the cake.

I wandered into the Lochnager Cafe recently when I was doing a little bit of ancestor-searching in Bridge of Weir. The people at the Cafe (especially John!) were so friendly, welcoming, and helpful. With their help, I was able to locate the home of my great-grandmother! And not to forget...the food was delicious! I had the Smoked Mackerel Pate, and my mouth is watering for some more. I can't wait to go back to Scotland one day...a visit to the Lochnager Cafe is on my list. Thank y'all for the help and the food! :)

Only come here for the twice baked cheese soufflés which are superb, although they are now served with cream around them (why??) so are heart attacks on a plate. It is one if the few places that has genuine home baking and it's good. A bit pricey and service can be slow, but a long established family business that should get more support.

Wholesome, tasty food served in an old fashioned and slightly quirky cafe.Would recommend as a breakfast/ brunch/ lunch coffee stop, enjoy the delicious quality cakes for afters if you are tempted!Great idea for all to have separate area for families with young kids

This place is a time warp but we love it. Good wholesome food and we love the fact the mums and toddlers have an area to themselves. Away from us oldies!!

Excellent food whether going for lunch, snack or brunch. Owners are just lovely and want you to enjoy the experience of eating there. Food is all home cooked and that makes the difference. Different seating areas to suit everyone. Very reasonably priced especially for the quality you get. Worth making a trip too

Lochnagar has upped its game ever since healthy competition has been a feature of the village. That is good news and long may it continue.

Lochnagar was recommended to me by a friend over a year ago and has since become our favourite place for lunch, so much so that we often make considerable detours and plan our day in order to enjoy the wonderful home made food which is prepared with great flair and passion. The twice baked cheese souffles are just divine, also the paninis with interesting fillings of really fresh, quality ingredients. Even the side salads are beautifully done, with an lovely mix of leaves, sweet, tiny tomatoes, even peeled cucumber and a great dressing. The cakes and pastries too are a must, all home made and vary. If you are in luck there may be a lemon meringue pie, chocolate brownies or the best coffee cake ever, to complete a superb lunch.It is a very confortable, relaxing place to appreciate the admirable efforts of a family run business providing excellent, terrific value, quality food - a great find.

We had a nice lunch here; really nice food and coffees. A great little toy area for the kids, which they enjoyed. The toys were all well looked after, and clean, which is so unusual! Often when there are toy boxes in restaurants the items are all filthy and broken!

Dropped in a couple of times for a quick snack at lunchtime. Was always busy, but despite that service was good. Ideal place for a full lunch, a snack or just a coffee. They also serve wine.Had soup which is served with lovely fresh bread. Soup is home made and is excellent. Have also been in just for a coffee.Although it's on the busy main street they have a customer car park at the rear.

I stopped in Bridge of Weir & wanted a bite to eat, I noticed the Lochnagar Craft & coffee shop, there was 2 levels, joined by a small staircase, the first level has comfortable sofas and a toddlers play area the other level has several tables & chairs. The menu had some very good choices and a choice of toasties or paninni with some mouthwatering fillings, there was also an excellent choice of cakes, tray bakes & cookies. I had some of the smoked mackerel pate & oatcakes which was absolutely delicious, one of the best pates I've ever tasted, & a slice of lemon meringue pie, again delicious, with an excellent coffee, all were very reasonably priced, if you are or happen to be in the Bridge of Weir area I would highly recommend it.

We had another great lunch here yesterday. Lovely home made soup with fantastic bread, which tastes like home made, there is a different soup every day. We then had absolutely delicious twice baked cheese soufflés, again served with bread to mop up all the cream & sauce, beware of this if you have a high cholesterol problem, it is rich!! I usually have a glass of wine with my lunch & my husband has fruit juice but they also have a great selection of coffees & speciality teas. If we have room we'll have a cake & coffee to finish. Everything is freshly made to order & is of the best quality beautifully presented & served. Lochnagar is family owned & run & has a lovely cosy seating area with a woodburner. You have a choice of settees & chairs with a coffee table or conventional dining tables & seating. They also have an enclosed play area for young children & daily papers & magazines to keep the adults happy. We thoroughly recommend a visit if you are in the area.

Had a good, well cooked lunch but although it took some time to be served that possibly shows it was cooked to order! There is an excellent selection of scones and cakes. Comfortable seating if you wish to sit and have a chat with friends