The Sandpiper in Renfrewshire

Staff were very friendly! Very C19 aware. Food was overpriced and not up to much. Nice atmosphere, good WiFi/screen access.

With a long wait at the airport and nothing else available except confectionary items plus the cold in the waiting area gradually seeping in, this was the last resort for "something hot". The staff were attentive and very C19 aware. The menu was uninspiring and centred around brown foods and bread so not much choice. I settled for a curry without rice which was warming. Coffee was surprisingly good. I was told the venue was very likely to be closing soon. There was nothing open in the departure lounge (T1). Be aware if you have a long wait scheduled.

Fantastic few drinks and food for the family. Great establishment, very busy whenever we are here and staff are on the ball wit service.

Just witnessed the standard of British customer service! At the Bar in Glasgow airport 1. As a blind man sporting the full “Stevie Wonder” white stick and glasses asking for a coffee , being handed a mug and told “ the machine is over there” ! 2. Watching as a plainly foreign lady is handed pound coins as change and looks confused when the young Scottish lad says “ sorry hen we don’t have enough fivers”! Your customer facing staff could at least make some effort. To be fair one girl was switched on enough to ask if I needed help at the coffee machine while a guy who I can only assume was a manager stood idly by chatting to a girl at one of the tables

Decided to go in here before our flight as sister was Hank Marvin , and couldn’t wait until we got to departure area. Both of us chose to have panini meals. Mine was ham & cheese, but unfortunately there was heaps of ham (which some people would prefer) and very little in the way of cheese to bind it together. A pleasant young waitress asked if everything was ok, and I did say my panini was lacking in cheese , & she apologised & asked if she could do something more, but told her it was fine - just to let kitchen know FYI. The chips were nice enough though. Sister thought the coffee from the machine had an odd smoky/ashy taste , but didn’t want to complain. Probably a good enough option if you want a hot meal before a flight out.

Had breakfast here before my flight this morning. Used the app which was easy Had scrambled eggs on toast. Arrived quickly and tater very good. Yes, it’s a bit more expensive than the normal Wetherspoons but still very good value for money for airport food

Im quite a regular at weatherspoons all around the UK and I have enjoyed all of them. But recently went into Glasgow airport Wetherspoon, Ordered the Empire State burger for a whopping £13, I was expecting something a lot better than what arrived. More like normal burger completely over cooked dry tasteless unseasoned chips under cooked with a slice of the cheapest cheese slice on top, a very big let down wouldn’t even feed it to my dog. The cook is clearly completely clueless how to cook a burger, I took 2 bites and left disgusting I will never eat there again.

Stopped for breakfast after an early morning flight from Cardiff. Good value breakfast, fast service - cant fault it

Felt like having a pint and a meal before my flight and saw there was a spoons before security. Went in and ordered an IPA (which was amazing) and a standard burger. The service was fantastic. However I decided to go for a smoke before my meal came and saw one of the kitchen boys walking past with a clip board and reading glasses in one hand and his finger in his nose with the other. Needless to say I was disgusted and requested a refund on my meal. You never know when one of these guys decides to skip the handwashing station.....

We always use the Sandpiper when travelling via Glasgow Airport. Reasonably priced food and drink and, on a recent extended stay at a hotel near the airport, we indulged in the Club Sandwich three nights running. The only downside related to a subsequent increase in our weight! We always find the bar staff cheery and helpful. Could do with staying open a bit later perhaps?

Myself and partner stopped here for a drink before we went through to departures. I over heard a young woman saying to a customer “I’ve already told you it’s bar service, you’ve been sat there for 20 minutes, it’s bar service”, She was extremely rude and the man got up immediately and left, quite rightly so! Me and my partner left straight after this and won’t be returning. Customer service goes a long way , wether he knew it was bar service or not learn some manners!

Wanted something quick but not junk food and the Sandpiper provided! Good food, good value and friendly staff.

The Sandpiper is located outside the security area of Glasgow area. It follows the usual Wetherspoons formula of reasonably priced food and drinks. We just had drinks and service was ok without being special as bar person seemed pretty disinterested in us. The location of the Sandpiper is the big plus as most of the restaurants at the airport are within the security area.

Enjoyed breakfast at the Sandpiper before going on holiday and also when we came back, good food, good service, worth a visit.

I know that when you buy anything at an airport you always pay way more than it is worth and this was no exception - but at least it tasted good. Sausage, bacon, egg, beans and hash brown OK

I popped in with the wife and kids for a quick meal and a pint before checking in for our flight to Barcelona. I had a burger and chips, the wife a salad and the kids a kids burger which was all very nice. However a short time after, whilst being served at the bar, a taller, bigger bloke with glasses walks out of the kitchen and starts making inappropriate remarks towards the staff that made my wife and children uncomfortable.

This restaurant has you order and pay at the bar, then they deliver your meal to your table. The food was OK, waiter was friendly and my meal arrived in short order.

Vol annulé, on a utilisé là nos "vouchers". Personnel gentil, choix de bières fort respectable, bonnes ailes mais nachos peu garnies. Assez rapide.

I hate giving bad reviews but in this occasion I will, the food is overpriced and I understand its more expensive in the airport however, it was overpriced for how bad it was. The fizzy drink we got had no fizz in it, was brought another one which was the same. The service was pretty bad it was like the staff tried to ignore us! I get it's busy but customer service is a must in my book, needless to say we won't be back at this restaurant when we are next in Glasgow Airport.

2 full Breakfasts which were good quality and freshly cooked, 2 hot drinks and refills for £22, pricey but better than plane food!

I made the error of ordering food in this sectarian dump. I told the bar staff that I was tight on time and could I have my coffee and sandwich as soon as possible. 20-25 minutes later there was no sign of either. When I looked for same from the bar staff at this horrible Wetherspoons Pub, I was racially abused. This was the subject of a hate incident complaint to Police Scotland. I would never darken the door of this or any other pub or hotel run by JD Wetherspoon. My complaint to the pub was ignored. Do not eat or drink here.

No table service so told to go to the bar .Didnt realise my invisibilty cloak was on.Stood and gave eye contact to 2 staff who consistently served the drinks end of the bar but ignored me.Ironically the staff member who told me to go to the bar had been busy explaining to seated customers how to use the app to order food.Sorry but I wont do this on principle.Did my best harrumhp exit and then made the mistake of going to Starbucks!(se my review)

So we got to the sandpiper and ordered our breakfast which was just a few rolls on sausage at about 10 to 8 in the morning. They told us it would be a 20/25 minute wait which we understood as it was very busy and they had a very big que. we waited and waited until an 45 minutes had past. At this point we were starving so we sent a member of our party up to ask where our food was to which the waiter replied ‘oh sorry the kitchen didn’t get that order’. Angry was an understand, we definitely do not recommend and it is certainly not worth the wait. However they did give us a full refund for everything including the drinks we had which was fair enough but it was a really disappointing service.

I agree with shetlandwomble - I've eaten in other Weatherspoons for breakfast, lunch and dinner and generally it is good food and good value for money. You know it's not as good as a restaurant but it's ok for what you get. The wait to be served was nearly 15mins and there was only abut 10 people in front of me. Most of the tables hadn't been cleared and my bacon in the bap was rather fatty. Not a great deal of care, staff appeared stressed; whether they were understaffed or under training, I don't know. There are lots of other choices in the main hall and I won't be eating here again.

lovely breakfast before we went on the plane nice big plateful of bacon sausages eggs black pudding beans toast and coffee which gave free refills

Wetherspoons are usually reliable for pub grub and drinks at good prices, why we chose to eat here today. Disappointed they have 2 choices of Pinot Grigio on the menu, but had neither. The Co2 had run out, so only ales etc available. You have to have a bottle of mixer, like if or not, with every spirit, it's a waste if you don't actually need one? Beef chilli con carne didn't have any beef. When ordering the chicken, avocado and bacon salad, the employee was trying to say it wasn't in the side salads, so it had to be pointed out by the customer that it was on the menu as a main meal. Hopefully a new member of staff in training. Plenty of empty tables when we were here, but unfortunately very few clean ones. Disappointing.

As this is part of the Wetherspoons chain you more or less know what you are going to be able to eat however, there are some regional foods on offer as well. The pub itself was clean and modern, with comfy chairs and booths. The food came quickly and appeared to all have been cooked fresh. As this venue is located within the airport it offers breakfast, lunch and evening meals, along with various smaller and snack options. The prices are slightly higher than in a town centre bar but lower than some other local eateries.

Good food & real ales. My wife had a delicious cocktail. The bar service was good & friendly even at such a busy time

I had the utter displeasure of visiting this place on the journey home from a stag do in Glasgow. Now, I appreciate that it’s Wetherspoons, so none us were expecting a blackcurrant reduction or quince mousse, but the chicken teriyaki looked as though it had been plated using a catapult, drawn back by the hand of Stevie Wonder. Our server was a very interesting character and surely the proud owner of a Jeremy Kyle loyalty card. After a short debate regarding whether he had more teeth or brain cells in his head, I decided to approach the subject of the chef’s presentation skills, to be met with the eloquent response of: ‘I don’t care, what would you like me to do about it?’ Now, I wasn’t expecting anything delicate or infused with the poetic voice of William Wordsworth on a spring day, but please Wetherspoons, surely you can empower your staff with slightly better complaint handling techniques than Kim Jong-Un at a nuclear summit. Just be better. In life.

Popped in here before checking in for a long day of travel. We had a lovely breakfast, staff very quick and efficient. Well worth a visit.

Off the flight and went for the scoff, the place is mobbed, good food and fast service, no wander it’s mobbed

Good choices and food was OK. I had eggs benedict and sady the eggs were overcooked but my travel companions were happy with their choices

Een prima café om even een biertje te drinken terwijl je op je vlucht zit te wachten. Mooie selectie bieren en andere dranken

Breakfast for me and the hubby before our flight home. Plenty of tables to choose from. We ordered via the app, and soon the drinks appeared, followed fairly quickly by our breakfast. No issues at all with either, both were cooked well and were tasty. Staff very nice, and prices very reasonable.

Had breakfast here rather than the hotel as there’s a bigger selection in The Sandpiper and the prices are better. Ordered food via the Wetherspoons app, and drinks appeared quickly (freshly squeezed orange tasted like it really was). My eggs benedict was perfect and the wife’s full Scottish was also very good - delicious Stornaway black pudding.

All my food for breaky had clearly been sitting around as the rostis and bacon were cold and the poached egg was hard. Literally in the two months of travelling never had anything so bad.

Breakfast before our flight to London in style with a bottle of Prosecco, Eggs Royal and a roll and sausage for the wife. It was delicious! I could have eaten more! This was a first at trying this for me. Surprised it was so good as I’m not a fan of franchises.

We visited twice on our trip as we had connecting flights, 1st time the bar and menu were perfect but 2nd time there were a number of gaps on the bar and in the menu, probably a sign that they are very busy.

A group of us staying in various airport hotels met up here for a meal the night before our early morning departure.

We were staying in Premier Inn at airport before flying out early on Sat 2nd Mar and were really surprised by the chatty, friendly service and the value for money of the drinks, £1.99 a pint, in an airport!!! I ordered risotto with a side salad and feta and my wife had fish pie and both meals were the best quality food we have ever eaten in a Spoons and we have been in a few, UK wide! The chatty barmaid/waiting staff and the guy from Oban were fun and friendly. Thanks guys, better than a Premier all day. In fact we went back in the morning after we dropped our bags of before going thru security and the Knights cider was still only £1.99 a pint, calmed the nerves before flying! We will use this bar/restaurant again if flying from Glasgow, Thanks Guys!

Leaving aside Starbucks, this is your only hot food option in the Arrivals area at Glasgow Airport.

This was the perfect place to have our last farewell drinks before we headed back to England. The bar staff were very speedy and reasonably priced for the location.

Appena atterrato all'aeroporto di Glasgow (in località Paisley) ho cercato subito un posto dove mangiare e grazie all'app di TripAdvisor ho individuato un locale che sembra interessante a pochi metri dalla mia posizione. The Sandpiper appunto. Il locale si trova agli arrivi dell'aeroporto di Paisley è quindi facilmente accessibile una volta scesi dall'aero. Pur essendo principalmente un pub, questo offre diverse alternative che comprendono anche pasta, risotto e insalate, ma come sono solito fare quando sono in vacanza nel Regno Unito opto spesso per l'Hamburger. Qui ho scelto un Ultimate burger, dal quale ho chiesto però di togliere il coleslaw (insalata di cavolo cappuccio) che non mi piace. Per 11,20 pounds, tutto sommato una buona scelta, accompagnato anche da patatine fritte (immancabili), anche se non mi ha entusiasmato particolarmente. A piacermi molto invece è stato il servizio, tutti molto gentili e piuttosto veloci (per quanto il locale fosse mezzo vuoto)...In caso anche in futuro decidessi di atterrare a Paisley per visitare Glasgow o altre parti della Scozia, penso che mangerei nuovamente in questo pub/ristorante...

We were here for lunch. Initially, I ordered the vegetarian brunch without the eggs. The vegan Quorn sausages were dreadful, tasteless and barely cooked. I have eaten Quorn sausages many times but maybe not the vegan ones. A waiter came by and asked if everything was ok so I explained the situation to him. He asked if there was something else I would like so I decided on the vegetarian curry. I did not have too long to wait for it and it was really nice. My friend enjoyed her dish. On the basis of the service I received and the tastiness of my second dish, I would certainly have another meal there if I was in the airport.

Arrived early at the airport so had lunch here before going through to departures. Very pleased we did as the food was really good and very reasonably priced. Good size portions and tasty food served quickly, in a pleasant atmosphere. Plenty of drink choices available at the bar.

The bar / restaurant has no human communication, customers stand at the opening to the bar / restaurant not sure if they should wait to be shown a table . Wrong ! waiting staff have the un canny skill of ignoring customers from 2 metres distance. If you want to orde via there app great . I ordered the fish pie which was burned and dried up with rubber carrots , both the chef and the waitress should give up there evening job . I complained and had a replacement meal that was edible . Typical overpriced Airport establishment,

Ordered food here prior to flight . Not impressed

Ate here our last night in Glasgow and the food was better that expected for an airport eatery! The service was prompt, the food portions of good quality, and the atmosphere relaxed. You do have to go up to the bar to order after looking at the menu, but its a good chance to get one of their many tasty craft beers!

This is far better than the westherspoons in the departure lounge.

Went as only place nearby in good beer guide letdown by quality of real ale only £1.99 a pint but even then should have been better as it had a cask marque sign beside pumps.we had food Witch for price was very decent

Wanted a pre flight drink at a reasonable price so chose Wetherspoons. Was charged £14.40 for two drinks! Apparently there was no draught coke which should be included in the price so was charged extra for bottled coke. When we complained we were told there was signs up. Extremely poor customer service, considering a mixer is included in the price. It doesn't stipulate on the menu that the mixer is draught. The manager wasn't interested. We should have noticed the signs or refused to pay..... really!!!

My husband and I chose to have breakfast here ahead of our flight.

Went here yesterday for breakfast prior to catching our flight. I had a large cooked breakfast with tea and toast etc. And my wife had porridge with fruit and some toast etc. Service was quick with friendly staff.

Most impressed regarding the service and friendliness of the staff here...due to work I have to "hang" around airports/stations etc a lot. The staff here are great, special mention goes to Jessica, Paul and John (?), nice tie! . 10 out of 10 for customer service..

Food not bad for a chain pub but most food is over £10. Drink is your usual Witherspoon drink. Friendly staff

Great huge wonderful panini with mozzarella and pesto (salad included). No punch or mulled wine, but it’s mostly about the beer

I appreciate prices are going to be a bit above the Wetherspoon average given it’s at an airport, but £13.55 for a Veggie Burger and pint of the local beer is still pricey. The burger was basic, the fries weren’t the usual Wetherspoon’s thick crispy ones (instead thin and a mix of over cooked and soggy). And I had to correct the staff member who’d short-changed me by £3. I’ll give it a miss in future.

We arrived at the airport a bit early due to travelling a few hours away. We decided to have a few drinks and a couple snacks. The food was very good and not a bad price. We would stop here again next time.

We were staying nearby and decided to eat here before heading in to the Tesco that is opposite, lovely meal with decent sized portions and reasonably priced for an airport eatery

I always pop in to the bar before I haed off for a flight and have once or twice ha something to eat.

I needed a quick dinner and chose Wetherspoons, the prices were good and whilst the food is average it was served quickly.

Quick, efficient and friendly service here, good selection of drinks and meals/snacks at usual airport inflated prices. This is a better bar to relax in than the other upstairs bar before departures where there is no air-conditioning and very unhelpful and dour service. A good place for a quick drink/bite to eat before heading through security, would recommend over all the other eateries at Airport in Glasgow.

Visited several times and find the staff are not the best for customer service.

A good place to stop with kids before security. This is nice friendly place and the service was very friendly. The food was good quality and cheap. It seems to be full of hen parties but there is plenty of space.

1. We were desperate for food after a long flight and although busy the staff were great and we were served in no time. 2. Typical pub food menu nothing spectacular or innovative with typical limited menu if you dont eat meat. But our food...

Enjoyed a beer on way to Gate, and had no issue with the service which was very good. The menu was in keeping with usual outlets, and whilst not eating here, it seemed perfectly reasonable given its location..

I ordered the vegatable curry on the menu it was to say the least disgusting the curry was flavourless the veg overcooked the nan bread was like cardboard not a good choice will not eat there again rather get a sandwich from Tesco !!!!

Just like most Weatherspoons except because it is in the airport more expensive but cheaper then eating in the hotel. Bit disappointed with the selection of beers on tap many were not available. It was quiet Tuesday evening so service was excellent food up to...

Having to spend overnight at the Airport, we found that the staff at the Sandpiper were very helpful and went the extra mile to ensure that all stranded passengers were fed until there food ran out. The staff were kept very busy serving meals to...

Stopped off here for a quick breakfast after arriving just before 8am at the airport. I had to ask someone...

We have eaten at Wetherspoons around the UK so much that it is now our chain of choice when in...

Only place to get hot food and the burger was tepid & chips not much better. Staff clearly not motivated...

had coffee and bacon roll few drinks. all served with a smile. handy for me being a smoker as its...

We must have eaten here at least 20 times over the past few years and can’t remember ever having a...

Arrived at airport early and thought we thought we would have something to eat. Popped into Wetherspoons The Sandpiper. I ordered cream tea at bar but told it wasn't available. As a substitute I took carrot cake (was hard but they happily gave me cream when I asked). It arrived without tea. On enquiring staff said tea was extra which I paid. Later saw in menu that it was included. Wasn't given receipt but was refunded after I challenged it. Told that I should have specifically asked for tea at order point and it would have been included.

If you are staying at the airport the night before your flight, and you don't want to pay the expensive hotel meal prices.

Our go to place any time we are in or staying at Glasgow Airport. Relaxed and friendly service lovely burgers and a good selection of beers and gins.

We didn't expect the world at an airport restaurant but The Sandpiper was a goodie and the staffed bent over backwards to make sure we and everyone around us was happy. Classic Bangers & Mashed. My "New York Burger" ......yup that's what I ordered, was fantastic (great Beef patties, Corned Beef and English Mustard). Great experience.

This may have possible been the WORST burger I have ever had. The pattie was drier then the bun. The chips were soggy but the beer was good. With limited choice I would have preferred a Tesco sandwich then a burger here.

It's the first night of our tour of Scotland and, as we've eaten here before and it's 5 minutes walk from our hotel, we've just finished our evening meal. Both of us had the Highland Burger and we both agreed it was delicious. Well cooked burger patty topped with a slice of haggis and whisky sauce to pour over if desired. The meal was piping hot, the pints were icy cold. Yes, it's more expensive than other Wetherspoons but a lovely meal nonetheless

Called here while waiting for a plane. A lot more expensive than other Wetherspoons but the usual good choice of beers etc.

There is very little choice on the ground side in the airport....I would suggest eating once through passport control where there is a lot more choice...wherever you go its going to be double the cost of the high street....so eat before you leave home!!

Ordered 2 drinks one being a softdrink and 1 burger meal and didnt get much change of £20.The food came almost too quick as if it had been reheated and not cooked fresh.The tables where very dirty and the staff where slow to clear the tables.Leson learned we will be using the lounge next time even if we are only in the aiport for a short time

First time at Glasgow airport. We had lovely lunch there, I loved my pie with beer. Service was quick and staff friendly.

Just popped in for breakfast. We didn't want much. So just got child's breakfast with toast. Not a great amount. But it did the trick. Breakfast 1egg, bacon , hash brown and beans served in a small metal pot. Toast was extra. With tea and a cappacino cost about £18.00.

Every time I come to Scotland I make it a point to go to The Sandpiper to get the Highlander burger. But this trip I was disappointed to hear that there was a haggis recall. I know I can get a haggis burger elsewhere, but I did like getting it at the Sandpiper. I had an Innis & Gunn to drown my tears. The staff was very courteous throughout the whole ordeal. I do have to give just 3 stars because of the haggis recall though.

Popped in here while at Glasgow airport, obviously. Can honestly say that the bar staff were excellent and friendly, and served both my beer and tasty bangers and mash promptly and efficiently. You will not be disappointed.

Visited after a flight. Ordered the veggie breakfast. Was told that they didn't have any veggie sausages so the waitress said would you like an extra egg and toast. The breakfast was ok. I left in a hurry to find that I was changed 99 pence for the extra piece of toast. Breakfast was £8.15. Small Apple Juice £2.15 and toast 99 pence. I felt ripped off!! So be careful when you come here!! I think it's over priced!!

Went to this for food whilst at Glasgow airport as we had previously had a meal at the airside wetherspoons a few years back and enjoyed it. The menu looks fine and we happily made our selection. I chose their 'classic pub' bangs 'n' mash with mushy peas and to be honest, only the peas were tasty. The mash was dry and actually tasted like the 'smash' reconstituted potato you used to get years ago, I'll let the cook deny that one. There were 4 sausages,a decent helping but these also tasted overcooked and microwaved? Not happy with it. My husband had the Wiltshire ham and egg with chips. He finished his but again it was like a microwave meal, the eggs were round so didn't look fried. It was just disappointing.

I've eaten here a few times in the past while waiting to pick up family. I've usually had good food and service, but this time only the service was good. While looking at menu I noticed the advert for ordering from your phone. I downloaded the app, ordered food and drink then waited. And waited. And waited. My drink eventually turned up after 15 mins, with a friendly member of staff apologising as with the new app ordering, they don't always hear the alert there has been an order. My burger when it came was a massive disappointment. There were hardly any chips on the plate. What was there was dry. The burger looked ok, but was tough when I cut into it. I assumed I had accidentally hit the wooden stick keeping the burger together, but I was wrong. It looked as though the burger had been precooked and was solid in places inside the patty. Either that or it has been sitting on a hot plate. I suspect this may have been something to do with the app instead of being a direct order to the tillTo my shame, I didn't complain, but I should have, but I didn't want to hang around for another meal to be sent. £11.15 for a Tennessee burger is expensive for a Weatherspoons, and wasn't good value this time. I'll be back in the future, but will make sure I go to the bar to order next time.

9.50 for a double Morgans and coke is scandalous.Staff ran ragged and still provide decent service. Place tidy and food acceptable.Just hate being ripped off at the airport

Our meal was very large (my spouse and I could easily have shared a meal), but we sat and waited until we figured out we had to order at the bar. Food was OK. Chicken was tough, suggesting it was overcooked, but the salad fixings tasted fresh. In any case, it was a better meal than at the nearby HI Express where we stayed.

Great Coffee and all day breakfast, staff helpful even when the place is packed. Food comes quick, and its alright!

The Sandpiper is in my opinion "just ok"; it has typical airport property prices and a limited menu but we use it for the convenience.

I ordered a double burger which was much more expensive than Weatherspoons normally is - as were the drinks £9 for large gin???The meat was dry and solid. Not pleasant. The chips weren't great either. The staff were very attentive however and dealt with the issue well.

Looked forward to my eggs Benedict.Then my eyes landed on Stornoway black pudding on the menu so would be rude not too, was lovely but first time been served a wedge of black pudding, must be a Wetherspoons thing. Service good just wish I could see my bags from the bar, or be able to reserve a table and have my bags with me, thanks to a fellow traveler "a know islander not a randomer" got to keep my bags safe.

Arrived at the airport with my daughter and wife, daughter was flying long haul and I'd promised her a meal before she left. After she dropped her bags we headed for the Sandpiper, (JD Wetherspoons), I ordered two gin and tonics and got a few pence change from £15, yes you read that right £15 !!!Fairly extensive menu to choose from, daughter had the double classic burger and my wife and I had the steak and ale pie, with chips and vegetables.When the food came the vegetables were a few very cold peas and I counted thirteen chips on my rather large plate, I think my wife had sixteen. The pie was good, chips were average to poor and the vegetables (peas) was worse than poor all this for £38.35 which included a Diet Pepsi.My daughter was happy but I just felt I'd been mugged !!

We had to dinner at this restaurant, after arrived later due to flight delay. The food was acceptable, but nothing special. The staff were very kind and attentive.

Food was good but could have been warmer, same for the cappuccino. Portion size large ( breakfast) could feed two.Staff very pleasant, would defo recommend, and will use again.

I usually give good reviews but this experience was too much to forgive. The hamburger I ordered was so tough that I could not bite into it. I pulled it out of the bun to see what the problem was and it appeared to be over-microwaved, to the point that it was like baked leather. I found that if you stabbed it hard enough with a fork it was possible to chunk off a piece, but far from edible.Also, I ordered a draft Innis & Gunn, a beer that we had found to be delightful during our tour of Scotland. But what I was served appeared to be and tasted like a cheap pilsner, like a Bud or similar.I know I should have gone up to the bar and mentioned these things, but I was so disgusted that I just left. Note: I won't be back