The Common Good Cafe in West Dunbartonshire

Like a lot of pubs clubs and restaurants this place is shutting it's doors unfortunately these days are totally different too around 15 20 years ago. Sad but a sign of the times folk just don't use these places as much as they used to ..

Staff were all absolutely lovely but food left a lot to be desired. Macaroni cheese had no cheese or seasoning in the sauce just some cheese melted on top. There was no salt on any of the tables close to us either. First portion of onion rings were brought to the table burnt. The steak and ale pie the bottom pastry was brick hard and the top pastry was under cooked. The broccoli was also undercooked. After complaining about the macaroni and the onion rings we were then too embarrassed to say about the pie too. As already said the staff were lovely and did sort us out with a refund on the macaroni and fresh onion rings but it didn't make up for the food.

Got burgers ,smaller than usual, no taste ,measely amount of chips.very disappointing.went again today dinner great.child put pound in machine ,it wouldn't work ,tried to get money back, couldn't ,asked to get money back ,lady said nothing I can do.one pound down for eight year old, not good.went again today got chicken burger ,over cooked very crunchy, grandson got steak ,very tuff ,I tasted a bit really chewy, wife got fish with it was not hot ,very mediocre food but the drinks were good and a very pleasant woman serving at till with great costumer service.went today April 25 ,dinner wasn't good chicken was very watery beef was tough, chips were cold,it was a full monty and took most of the meat to my brothers for his dog

Had a lovely time with my friend. Plenty of space and comfortable seating. Not noisy so could have good cha

Lovely place with friendly staff, dunks are relatively cheap as well. Regulars will place chairs directly in front of the bar and the waiting time for food can reach an hour for one item on a calm day but for a quick pint it’s cracking