The Bothwell Deli in South Lanarkshire

Loved the Night Star under previous owners, not least because they were a nice family . This was my first time I have tried Night Star since new owners took over and pleased to say food was great. Fish my wife and mother-in-law had was perfect and generous and chips were lovely. I had black pudding which was also great, batter was just right and pudding was savoury and tasty. Daughter had a donner which was also great. Guy serving was also friendly and gave me a sample of the donner while I was waiting. Will definitely be back.

Have bought out of here a few times ordered online and went to pick it up and it’s always ready and piping hot,excellent quality great sized portions and reasonably priced for what I bought and happy to use again whenever I want a good meal

Food not the best, service good , the pud was cool ,sat there with our jackets on .

Please note that the photographs in this review show the old menu. Unfortunately, since The Junkyard has changed ownership, it has lost much of the charm and character that once made it a standout. The place isn’t just lacking in quality anymore. It’s the entire vibe, identity, and atmosphere that have taken a dive. Under the previous ownership, The Junkyard felt like a true gem. The owner’s genuine passion for craft beer and the unique menu helped create a space with a real sense of identity. One of the key aspects of that identity was the varied Crackbird chicken range, which has now been reduced to a single item on the menu. The new menu feels like a shadow of what it once was, confused and directionless, unsure whether it wants to be an Asian restaurant or a Western pub. To make matters worse, their website still shows the old menu, and there has been no update or acknowledgment of the changes. I can’t find any mention anywhere of The Junkyard having changed ownership, nor have I seen any indication that they intend to turn it into an Asian restaurant. This lack of transparency and communication from the new owners leads me to believe they are not interested in keeping customers informed or maintaining the vibe that made The Junkyard special. What made The Junkyard special, the character, the vibe, the overall experience, has been lost. Unfortunately, what The Junkyard once represented no longer exists.

We regularly use this hotel and always find it to be clean, comfortable and a perfect location for getting into Glasgow. The staff are always very friendly and helpful especially Tracey who is always very happy to help. Would recommend five stars!