Three Churches Inn in Renfrewshire

Always good food, good drink, great atmosphere, and wonderful host and hostess. Susan, Tony and all the staff provide a welcoming place to gather in the village. They open their rooms for small business/social groups to meet. They are always ready to pitch in and help support local and national charities through onsite and offsite events. They are a valued gem in our community. My Wife is from Texas and she agrees, they welcome all with a big HOWDY!

If I could put a 0 I would, one of the regular drinkers in the pub started to be verbally abusive towards me, and then started using sexual language towards me. Then I attempted to phone the pub to let them know and was told there’s nothing they can do. Not a not a very good way to get return customer from someone telling me “it’s not there problem” as it happened directly at the door you walk in and out of. Women was very rude on the phone about it also. When I asked are you not going to do anything about it she started laughing saying “what are you going to do about it”, I said is that your attitude towards it when someone is spoken to using vulgar sexual language to a woman by herself. NOT HELPFUL AT ALL!!! disgusting behaviour

Lovely food at good prices, served in lovely surroundings by pleasant, welcoming staff. Sunday roast and fish and chips followed by sticky toffee pudding and custard and a mountain sized berry mess.

What a fantastic wedding receptiion. Decoratuons snd buffet excellent and nothing too much trouble.

Walked over with Percy to try the place out after rave reviews from friends Nice & friendly welcome & Percy loved it too Had a seat but Percy was wanting to be nosey lol Percy got his puppychino which he loved & a had a nice cold beer Lunch was lovely with Percy not leaving a drop Very reasonably priced as well

We recently moved to Lochwinnoch and believe in shopping and spending our hard earned money in our local community as much as possible. Thank goodness Lochwinnoch has 3 EXCELLENT pubs. Three Churches for food and fun charitable events, The Brown Bull for fantastic ales, and The Corner Bar for local farm, Scottish and workman atmosphere. Any one of these pubs are a 5 * experience depending on what you are looking for.

Shocking really… I asked the bar staff if we could order food and was told “it’s closed” so I asked “alright, can we bring ourselves a chippy then?” (because if kitchens closed this has usually been allowed, me my family and friends have seen people with takeaways from other places before if the kitchens been closed) and the bar girl was like “no” and I responded “no?”, and just being a bit defensive/rude about it too just all round got met with a bad attitude for asking a simple question. Then I said “so I can’t order food and I can’t bring food?”, and she was just like “no you can’t” and I was obviously confused as if kitchen is ‘closed’ I’ve witnessed it usually being allowed? If I hadn’t seen people with outside food before I probably wouldn’t have asked in the first place… Then my mate explained that it’s just fully booked/busy not actually closed and then the girl changed her attitude slightly about it but not by much probably because she’s realised I wasn’t actually there when she’d explained it properly to my mate. Once explained that the kitchen was actually open but too busy that helped with the confusion and I thought that was the end of that! Me and my mate both in agreement that there was No big deal, no nasty words etc etc. i could of complained about her attitude but it was a busy day and they were probably stressed so understood that and not one to make a mountain out of a molehill. When I go back outside I obviously say to the guys we’re with what happened & how there’ll be no food and think either I’ve gone on to be the topic of conversation amongst the staff in at the bar and/or one of the other waitresses had gone in and b****** about me because I was saying to the guys about what had happened. Because I get a bar girl coming out and blatantly ‘pointing me out’ at the other staff whilst I’m with my partner and baby which seemed aggressive & totally no need for. Next thing that evening after leaving I get this inappropriate and quite condescending message from the owners PERSONAL Facebook page (who didn’t even see/hear the conversation between me and her bar girl, which to be honest didn’t even come to anything, was no rudeness just taken aback due to miscommunication of information and obviously having seen members of the public in before with outside food thought no harm in asking, no abuse, no big scene or any altercation of sorts at all, but she’s obviously been so ruffled by a simple question (which she didn’t explain to me properly in the first instance I was just met with a bad attitude, defensive & abrupt “no”s) enough to search for me on Facebook which is ridiculous and even more so to message me through it! I was sent their ‘policy’ on food from other places being taken into the pub. Which was unnecessary as it stated whilst kitchen is open outside food not allowed etc but i had initially been told ‘closed’. But when I went onto explain to the owner (which I shouldn’t have had to have done in the first place as she should not have messaged me as it wasn’t a big deal and wasn’t appropriate) about what actually had happened she clearly took offence to me stating how the bar girl was actually being quite rude and she hadn’t explained in the first instance that the kitchen was open but too busy and how it was obviously a misunderstanding but I did not take kindly to being made aware that I’d been clearly b****** about afterwards as it was now being MADE into a big deal when it wasn’t a big deal… It was gone on to say “there has been various times now you have responded on previous visits abruptly which I haven’t made an issue of, if you feel you will avoid the pub for a while that’s your choice. My team were far too busy today to ‘been b******’ chat being part of their shift, there is plenty of choice in the village for all customers to visit hospitality venues” So either more false conversation took place about my character as I’ve barely been in and whenever I have it’s usually in a big group. I don’t think I’ve ever even spoken to those particular members of staff before or I’ve also been topic of conversation in the past. But it seems odd as I barely ever go to the pub maybe only like 3 times this year alone, which made me wonder if they maybe had a mistaken identity or just trying a little bit of ‘gaslighting’ to try and make me question myself and/or get away with the staff being rude. I barely even go up to the bar to order my own drink, even then it’s barely ever alcoholic, even if I was ‘abrupt’ which they're probably getting mixed up with me being confused because at first it seemed like 1 rule for 1 and a different rule for others but then turned out to be miscommunication, there are plenty folk who go there who act unruly, drunk, people who probably have outdated attitudes & voice them etc. so I do wonder how the staff cope when they are there but as I’m not exactly a ‘regular’ as I don’t drink much and get anxious when I’m in places that are quite busy maybe I wasn’t worth treating better. Extremely unprofessional on the managements part and a real shame because out of all of the pubs in the village this is the one I would usually have gone to especially as I know people in the sponsored football team and would usually make the effort to attend their fundraising nights etc but now don’t feel welcome and wonder what they say about other customers who are unaware they have some sort of problem with them… In addition I also got a special Facebook post on their business page aimed specifically at me but without naming me which was very passive aggressive and could potentially be seen as bullying. Because I’d also been TOLD by the owner I’ve been bad before it made me question myself and I asked my family and friends as I never go here alone and they all agree that sounded fabricated again as I barely ever go and when I do I don’t usually order my own drinks or get the opportunity to speak much to staff. The whole thing literally started because of a confusion/miscommunication and never even came to any big deal at all but was made to by the staffs & managers actions afterwards. I never expect things like apologies & usually keep my head down etc. and I didn’t expect an apology from the bar staff or anything because ‘s*** happens’ people get stressed etc. but to have been contacted by the owner in this way and even be given an assessment of my personality this way and try to turn it into like I’m some sort of ‘problem’ customer is completely & utterly ridiculous and she should quite frankly be giving me an apology. Will not be back… They should take their own advice & #bekind…

There was 6 of us for lunch only 2 had a good meal the other 4 were very poor standard the service was pleasant but very slow. We were the only ones in yet we waited 45 minutes for our food. The place was freezing so not a great experience

Our first time in this venue, but wow I was blown away with the service from staff they where very nice to talk to and very helpful , all Covid regulations in place, the venue is spotless lovely inside and out, now onto the food great value for your money, food was great, tasted amazing was so fresh when it came out, but most of all the presentation was 👌👌, I will definitely be back, its a little hidden gem, such a great find well done to all the staff, we had a great afternoon 👍💯👌

Excellent pub food , served observing all COVID rules, by a very pleasant staff , in an excellent beer garden. Good choice of drinks, and a fresh menu

We had a fantastic day at the three churches pub warm friendly welcome from owners Susan Tony and Emma. Outdoor spacious beer garden suitable for all weather's Excellent service from warm and friendly waitresses The food was excellent and great value Recommend the steak pie And other great options Great variety of drinks at decent prices Everything in place for covid restrictions Definitely be back Nothing was too much for the staff In a well run establishment

Really friendly pub with marvellous traditional food at great prices. We visited during the period of COVID restrictions and whilst they were very careful with cleaning, distancing etc, everything still felt relaxed and very well organised. On one particular occasion we went, they were clearly heavily booked but really made an effort to get us in. My wife particularly enjoyed the haggis Bon Bons. Unfortunately our effort to drink them out of Heavilee was not successful. We really hope to visit Lochwinnoch again and will definitely return if we do.

I visited this restaurant with my 2 children for lunch and was so disappointed, the WORSE FOOD and WORSE SERVICE Ive experienced in a very long time. Staff have a TERRIBLE ATTITUDE. I ordered lentil soup, which wasn't lentil soup atall as it had lots of ham all through it, the waitress told me it was lentil? My 3 year olds meal came out quickly which was chicken nuggets then myself and my 12 year old's food arrived 35 minutes later!!! When I asked the waitress why it was taking so long she had a really negative, awful attitude, (despite us still waiting for our food and my 3 year old had already eaten) argued that I asked for the soup with the children's meal, this does not mean I want us all to eat at different times??? It beggers belief why my two children's meals didn't come out at the same time . This was a very painful experience. Not once were we asked how our food was and not once given an apology. Also, please note that this restaurant does not participate in the government initiative of 50% off during August due to Covid. I would suggest AVOIDING THIS RESTAURANT at all costs unless you want awful food and terrible food.

Fun but relaxed atmosphere. Great food menu and the food was outstanding, just dont eat a thing before you go as the portions are MASSIVE. Great selection of drinks. The staff could not be any more helpful and polite. Amazing value for money

Great tasting food with fabulous service! Been in several times over the last few months and I have never been disappointed. Love our newly run local.

Had lunch in the bar today. Friendly and welcoming staff and locals. Lovely steak pie - excellent quality, large portion and reasonably priced.

3 adults and one child visited today, Monday 16th December. Tea, coffee and juice (and a blether) until the kitchen opened at 12 noon. Daily specials board explained to us, menus handed out. Choices made. Steak Pie with chips. Scampi with chips and a scampi with new potatoes. Childs portion of freshly cooked battered chicken nuggets and chips (this was a huge portion for a child). Everything piping hot and good portion sizes. Sticky toffee pudding, one with ice cream and one with custard, a kids ice cream. Our first visit here for lunch and it won't be our last.

We had a fantastic lunch here. Food was fresh & hot and Samantha is lovely. Only criticism is the portion sizes. The pub chips are AMAZING but maybe a quarter of what we each got would be plenty as all of us only managed half of what was on our plates. So portion size does need a rethink. What a complaint to have though. Prices are great as well £8.50 for a gut busting main.

This is not the place for me, and I won't return The food was just mediocre, but hot, and the service indifferent. The surroundings were so depressing, right down to the " tacky " table top, which didn't improve after the desultory wipe by the waitress !! People drifted in and out, behind the bar and in front of the bar, we had no idea who was who ? This pub has recently hanged hands, and will have to seriously up their game if they want to be a success.

I've never rated the food here under the previous management. It changed hands in the summer so we decided to give it a whirl and we weren't disappointed. Friendly staff, decent wine and food was served within a reasonable timescale and what a plate full. Lovely fresh chips. Prsentation basic but it does what it says on the tin. Much better.

Great Day with Friends Music & Refreshments all the Staff done great Job (The Three Churches Pub ) Food & Drink is worth a visit when in Lochwinnoch 🎶🎵🎶🍺🍺☕☕🍔👍 E

On December 22nd 2018 , I had my 60th Birthday Lunch there. My daughter had booked well in advance and the staff made it just a great day. In total ,I had about 27 guests ,including some children and my 4 week old grand daughter. They called me in a few weeks in advance to discuss the menu and printed it off specially for me. On the day ,we couldn't have been made more welcome .I chose The Three Churches because I had lunch there 4 times in 2018 and all were good. My disabled nephew was also very well catered for -wheel chair access is available via the side door ,and his Dad was able to get his vehicle up close. Many thanks for making my day special !

This was the worst Xmas dinner we have ever had prawn cocktail was poor. Prawns so small. Thank turkey dish was bland, cold, we could not cut the vegetables. Told waitress brought more vegetables but the whole meal was disaster and so disappointing. Phoned manager who basically just fobbed me off. Won't be back. Place was cold. Experience was a total waste of money

Enjoyed two courses with drinks for under £20. The foods well presented, the menu offers a wide range of choice and everything tasted great! Top it off with friendly staff and nice decor. Would certainly visit again

My friend and I went here for lunch today and it was lovely. I had the macaroni cheese and my friend had the risotto. Both meals were delicious, hot and fresh.

Small local village pub with restaurant that does really simple things well and very reasonable with friendly staff.also has beer garden to relax as well on our nice days

Day trip to Largs with our dogs but all the dog friendly places were busy so we drove up a bit to Lochwinnoch and found this place.

The food was very late for more than 1:20 hour. We requested the refund but the manager did not accept it, she did not even propose anything like water, ice cream or anything else just for a compensation, the small thing just to make us happy/busy while waiting

Hadn't been in for a while and have been in twice in last 2 weeks and wasn't disappointed. Same ladies were on both times and really welcoming and friendly. All food was really nice and good size portions - loved the chips !! its traditional food and no complaints from either visit. There used to be specials but didn't see anything advertised but there was plenty to chose from on the menu. Wil def be back

We had a fine meal on Saturday27 th January. Food was excellent we had two courses. Lots of taste and well cooked. We will be back! Staff were friendly and attentive.

Compared to our last visit there have been improvements but food still not quite hitting the mark. For what I got it was very overpriced. Gammon steak was more like a very thick piece if bacon but was tasty. Peas nice and fresh. Chips were not nice but this could be down to being between potato seasons. Fish mum had she enjoyed but greasy. She didn't touch her chips. Not as long a wait as it used to be though and current staff are just lovely. Will likely give it another try at some point.

How many chefs has this place been through? Tried scallops there once, got three wee over cooked examples in a shallow bowl of tomato puree..seriously it was an overpriced joke of a dish. Never went back since.

Visited here on a number of occasions but the new chef has really improved the food.

Both had lunch here, menu looked good,plenty choice,specials board to which had good choice aswell,staff very friendly

Visited Sunday 13th of August with my partner and friends for lunch. Restaurant was pretty quiet only 3 tables in eating so ordered 3 starters 4 mains our friends starter came out first after 45 mins then mine and my partners came just as they were finished . For it being so quiet we should never have waited 45 mins for starters. Meal was lovely the service just let it down .

We took many of the performers to the Three Churches before and after many shows over the festival. The staff were fantastic! And the food and drink was excellent. Thank to all at the three churches for helping to make the Festival a great success.

Popped in with my husband, daughter and dog after a very exhausting walk at Clyde Muirshiel country park in the hope of some dinner. Was a lovely evening so we sat in the beer garden. Ordered kids pasta, lasagne, curry and a portion of chips....

My wife and I have visited here quite a few times, being local and offering easy disabled access. Never fails to impress. Excellent food with good choice of menu and reasonably priced. Relaxed atmosphere and friendly helpful staff.

Estaba allí en diciembre, me detuve como el tiempo era malo y que habíamos conseguido por encima para ver el propietario lavaba la nieve fuera. Así que fue una decisión en el lugar para ir y comer algo. La comida era fantástica y bien de precio. Nos hemos vuelto unas cuantas veces ya y me encanta.

Disappointed to have visited recently after some months away only to find, despite promising to review their stance on 'roasting' new potatoes, they are still serving them. Roasted new potatoes don't cut it. Won't be back

Very friendly and fantastic quality and portion size. A real family favourite with something for everyone. Make sure you are hungry.

Decided this year to go out for Christmas lunch for a change with the family and as eaten in Three Churches many time thought we'd go there. Went for the 1 pm sitting. What can I say - the food, service & attentiveness was second to none. The portions for me was great. The sublime champagne sorbet between the starter and main was lovely. I opted for the Turkey and was not disappointed, it was delicious so much so I even ate the brussel sprouts. Plates were practically clear when taken away. Felt totally well looked after with superb food. Would definitely have xmas lunch here again. :)

Terrible experience. Waited 45 minutes to receive food and the restaurant had only 4 tables taken. On questioning the staff, they told us they were short staffed and a party of 12 had just arrived before us in the bar. When my chicken fajita wrap did arrive, the wrap was stone cold with luke warm chicken pieces. The staff did reheat it for me but it was inedible : the tortilla chips on the side were flavourless and of the cheapest variety. The chicken was over cooked and the dish very dry, with no sauce or vegetables inside the wrap. My cup of tea seemed to have been made from the cheapest budget brand tea bags. My husband ordered chicken with Stornaway black pudding in a whisky sauce. The portion of chicken was small and overcooked. The sauce was bland and flavourless. The staff asked if we enjoyed the meal and we told them of the issues , however we were charged the full amount for very poor quality food and service. Won't be back.

Took my Daughter, 7 for a "wee treat" for dinner tonight as we were on our own.. She ordered the macaroni from the kids menu and I asked for fish n chips. Let's be honest, 2 dishes that are really hard to mess up... Wrong! Daisy said her food was "really salty" and she couldn't eat anymore.. (It really was incredibly salty!!)The batter on my fish was soggy so I easily slid the oily fish from out of it and had that..My peas, chips and Daisy's garlic bread were ok, (surely 3 impossible things to mess up?)We were charged full price, albeit with an apology from the Waitress..Me and Daisy will not be back!Serious lack of decent places to eat in Lochwinnoch in the evening. Chasm-like gap in the market..

Visited the Three Churches for the first time after hearing good things about it.I was advised to book but not sure if there was a really good programme on the telly as initially we were the only ones in.There were 5 of us but a short time later another couple came in.The service was very good and staff friendly.The food was honest pub fayre with a wide ranging menu.My daughter had the potato skins as a starter which she said were to die for so praise indeed.I chose the chicken a la king as a main and was not disappointed. The portions are very generous.The deserts were well presented with only one critism no custard available. My friend is a custard fanatic and prefers this to cream or ice cream.Personally it did not bother the rest of us.If you are looking for a wee quiet place with a huge choice on the menu and good food the Three Churches is worth a visit.

Das Essen im Three Churches ist sehr lecker. Es gibt neben der Auswahl auf der Speisekarte auch immer besondere Specials am Blackboard. Man sollte auf jeden Fall den Cheesecake und den Hot Chocolate Fudge Cake als Dessert probieren.Der Service ist aufmerksam und sehr freundlich.

We live in Paisley and took a trip out to Lochwinnoch, as I have a border collie, I was looking for somewhere I could take him as well!!The staff were lovely and friendly and allowed my dog to come into the bar area.The menu was really varied and when our food arrived, it was so tasty. As was previously mentioned in a review, the chips are rustic, they were delicious!! Proper homemade chips!!!The two ladies that served us couldn't have been more helpful, so nice.We'll be back!!!

I like this place, really I do but would someone please tell the chef that roasting new potatoes does not make for acceptable roast potatoes. It just doesn't work. Buy a bag of new potatoes and it doesn't state "good for roasting" There is a reason for that - they're not right. Also roast beef but no horseradish???? Very disappointed.

As per title, the food is very good and staff are always friendly and accommodating. The restaurant is clean and comfortable too. Great spot for a bite to eat and a pint! The Spirt of Lewis main is a must try!!

This pub used to serve great meals....then all of a sudden they started serving "rustic chips". Total crap....who wants fish and rustic chips...not as if you get a choice., Get your act together and give people what they want....NORMAL CHIPS!!

Bought something from Gumtree in Lochwinnoch and m8 was mental busy so popped into this week gem of a place for dinner with my wife and daughter. Food was fantastic and hospitality matched. Wish there was a wee pub / restaurant like this near me

I've eaten in the Three Churches many times - for weekday lunches, weekend lunches and the occasional steak night! Every time we've had a lovely meal and have been made to feel welcome by the staff. If you are looking for quality pub grub, a good children's menu and friendly service, it's a great choice.

We took many of the performers and artists to the Inn after shows. The staff and the food was excellent. Thank you so much!

Visited this restaurant for lunch with a friend. Haven't been for a while and had forgotten how good the food is. Service was a bit slow but only one girl serving and she was very pleasant and apologetic. Will be back.

We booked a special family meal after a memorial visit to my parents resting place and were very disappointed. My husband and daughter ordered fish and were served fish tails. My daughter's fish consisted of a mass of bones. She complained to the server but was ignored. My husband payed the full bill but only to stop a special day being ruined. Would never return.

Have visited twice now and both times the meal was excellent from an extensive menu choice. Staff were efficient and attentive. Will certainly be back.

Had a lovely lunch at the 3 Churches a few weeks ago with my sister . The staff are friendly and nothing too much trouble . Meal was excellent and piping hot and a nice portion . Will go be returning on one of the Steak nights .

Thanks to TripAdvisor,our family decided to visit this restaurant on Boxing Day for lunch.After a very warm welcome ,we were amazed at the extensive menu on offer.All of our dishes were beautifully presented ,accompanied by crispy salads and the most delicious hand-cut chips cooked to perfection.This little gem is probably well loved by locals but I would recommend visitors to turn off the Main Street and discover the Three Churches,and enjoy tasty cuisine at very reasonable prices.We will return very soon.

Out touring and at lunchtime fetched up in Lochwinnoch, a town I'd never heard of. Very sleepy and unspolied, didn't see any of the chains at all, just the way its always been I guess although I noted it might have had a railway once. Place to eat, saw the Three Churches, didn't know if it did lunch but yes it did, although coming up to Christmas only the regular menu on. The wife had the lasagne, lots, I had the steak'n'ale pie, both very good and served eifficiently if a tad slow. Spuds with my pie could have hotter, as indeed could the pie, but still OK, it wasn't cold. Decided agin sweet as we'd already promised ourselves an ice cream in Largs.

The staff are friendly and the food is excellent. I have been here a few times as my friend lives in the village. Last friday I was invited to the St Andrews day lunch that is organised by the Elderly Forum in the village. I thoroughly enjoyed the meal. The local butcher and a couple of his friends came along to entertain us. They played the fiddle, accordian and guitar and sang Scottish songs. Most people joined in and he organised this for nothing. The village sticks together. Majority of people had a great time. Unfortunately there is always someone you cant please. The staff were dancing behind the bar. They enjoyed themselves as well. We will be going there for our lunch in the run up to Christmas with friends. We went there last year and the meal was great. Our friends enjoyed it as much as we did. Cant wait to go there again in a couple of weeks for this years treat. Not to be m7ssed.

Recommended by a local, we gave this place a go last week. Service was a little slow, but the place was okay to sit in a while so that didn't matter so much. Surprisingly good food; the missus was well pleased, for a change. And speaking of change, we got some out of a twenty for a meal for two; can't go wrong.

Visited with friends for lunch. Thoroughly enjoyed everything. Friendly but unobtrusive staff. Menu and food par excellence with generous choice of menu.Great to have a place like this on our doorstep.

Been here a few times, usually whilst out cycling (seating outside for sunny days with places to secure your bikes) love the food, they have a new menu and the last time we visited with friends everyone raved about their dish (mine's was the tastiest tho smoked haddock on a bed of mash lol) food is great, staff are brilliant and the prices are good...the one comment I keep hearing tho is "if only this place had a log fire or wood burner" would agree it would give the place that cosy atmosphere that every village pub/restaurant has.

Had our latest meal at The Three Churches in mid August and it was excellent as usual. I had an omelette but have previously had curries, fish and chips as well as chicken with potatoes and would recommend them all. My wife is a vegetarian and generally has vegetable bhuna which she really likes. I would also recommend trying the fish cake starter. The service is good and generally very quick

Love this place, staff are always friendly and very attentive, inside is lovely and the beer garden is massive and always gets the sun all day long :) the food is fantastic, never ever had anything to complain about. have recommended and brought so many friends here to eat and everyone of them will be back again

First time visitors to the Three Churches and we were not disappointed. Food was beautiful and plenty of it - we will definitely return next time we are in Lochwinnoch.

We found this place by chance today while heading home, spotted the beer garden sign on this gloriously sunny Saturday and stopped to check out the menu since we were looking for some lunch. The menu was good and the beer garden was virtually empty and bathed in sun so it was an easy decision. I had the mushrooms in a creamy, garlic white wine sauce on garlic bread to start which was delicious, my partner had the haddock risotto - tasty and a massive portion. Some people would struggle with their mains after that. Both were reasonably priced aswell which was a real bonus. For my main I had the Haddock Mornay - the most enormous piece of fish I have ever been served was given to me on a pile of mashed potato with veg which wasn't overcooked on the side. It was quite salty as is always a risk with Smoked Haddock dishes but very tasty. My partner had the Roast Beef - it was a little on the dry side and he really disliked the gravy. We both enjoyed our visit as a whole though and will definitey be back to sample more of the menu.

Went with my husband and son .Place nice and clean .Staff lovely and very attentive .Food very well set on plate and gorgeous to the taste cooked perfectly .

Das Essen ist sehr gut und reichlich für einen günstigen Preis. Es ist für jeden Geschmack das passende dabei. Zudem lohnt sich immer ein Blick auf das Blackboard mit den Tagesspezialitäten.

Our first full day in Lochwinnoch as househunters and potential future residents. Exciting! Choosing a place to eat got off to a not-great start as we went into one posh place along the main street, immediately got a sexist comment from a drinker before literally through the door, so left. Ended up here a few minutes later; Lochwinnoch turns out to have a very physically small place. Anyway, our food was great, our waitress was friendly and gave lots of useful information (we were the couple scribbling notes), service was quick. The only downside was that the meals were large, necessitating some groaning, and our next house viewing was up a steep hill! Will be back.

I had not been in this pub for around 20 years because of its appearance, dismal interior, the type of clientele it attracted and it's general poorly held local reputation.What a surprise my wife and I got when we were invited there for lunch. All the issues which kept me away seem to have been addressed and it was an altogether enjoyable experience.The new owners have done a great job including a name change and I will be a regular visitor if they can maintain its new found reputation.

The three churches never disappoints. This was a first visit for my friends and I had no qualms to take them there. Always good value for money my only complaint is that the portion sizes are too big!

Just wanted to say what a pleasant surprise this was, I didn't know what to expect from the Three Churches but theor standard of food and service was first class, generous portions, attentive but not over-bearing staff and a lovely atmosphere, I couldn't recommend the Three Churches highly enough

Veg watery chicken evidently frozen from a bag of shaped pieces not fresh maybe if better ingredients and increase price would raise standards of potentially good resteraunt. Waiting time poor should maybe consider staggering booking at weekends.

Came in while passing through lochwinnoch on the off chance of some decent food, was not disappointed! Big portions and quality food (fajitas recommended) Service was spot on, couldn't be faulted. All round great experience, hope to return!

Went out for dinner for Mother's Day here; food was ok but service was shockingly bad. Waited about 25 mins for our starters and then over half an hour between courses. Put a total dampner on our day ;-(

Worst experience I have ever had in any restaurant. Wasn't busy and yet waited well over 30 minutes for food to arrive. When it did it was completely unacceptable for one of us. Mine was fine and tasty but my friend's was completely substandard. Potatoes on plate were half black and the rest was swimming in cream. After complaining an alternative was ordered but was equally substandard- luke warm. To be fair that meal wasn't paid for and, while the chef did come to speak to us, he did not take full responsibility. Waiting staff extremely apologetic but it was noted that another customer was also unhappy but wasn't treated with the same compassion.

Found everything from soup to main bland. Service excellent, but had tastier food out a tin. Vegetables seriously overcooked and oozing water like sponges. Hard to differentiate pasta sauce from tinned macaroni

Always manage to find something that I know I will enjoy here. Good food at a good price! They will cater for large party numbers too.

Grown very fond of this place, been eating in here since Garthland days, can't fault it. Decor inside is quaint and warm, service is always unexpectedly prompt and helpful, (even Trish) and for the variety of options on the menu available, the chefs pull them all off to a high standard. Never had a qualm or have had to send the food back. We usually share one of their signature platters which gets demolished, whilst im always tempted by the immaculate specials which last time was Venison in a homemade sauce.(?) Definitely adequately priced, even drinks wise, and once in a blue moon they host local talent! Only downside - its obvious that some of the accompanying sauces or dips are packet-bought.

As a villager I was very disappointed in the service received today! I often visit the three churches with my family and extended family and have spent a substantial amount of money in this restaurant and bar. However today I questioned one of the offers on the menu as on the facebook page it is very misleading. The member of staff I spoke with had a major attitude (slamming books down and doors when I asked to speak to the manager). The manager had an equally unpleasant attitude when I asked her about it and was confrontational in her approach. I simply mentioned that after checking the menu on the facebook page I was slightly confused as I had chosen my meal as I did in order to get the offer I had looked at. To this the managers response was "well you've been in here a lot and the offers have been the same each time you've been here" I hadn't actually been in on a Saturday at this time before which is when this offer applied. Anyway not very good customer service. I would have only saved £4 but to me it's the principle. Five years of giving them my custom and a lot of money and for £4 they have lost my custom forever and a lot more money!! Not a very good business attitude and no attempt to please the customer! So basically as long as you don't complain in the three churches you'll probably be OK!!

if you wish spot on curry for a fiver, Thursday night sit in or carry out is top notch. Do not think it has to be an Indian to get a curry you will really enjoy.

Went for a meal brilliant highly recommend it would definitely go again and would recommend it if anyone is looking for a good meal and good size portions

it is time this little diamond of a restaurant,got a recommendation,it fully deserves it.we visited on Saturday night ,our fourth visit),and we were not disappointed.fantastic platter for two for a starter,with meaty nacho,s with cheese,,mixed pakora,chicken goujons,cheesy garlic bread,superb,we followed with two fillet steaks,mine medium,my wifes,medium/well done,they were spot on,excellent flavour.the place has a lovely ambiance,warm friendly staff,but you don't feel,too snobby,the type of place smart/ casual is ideal .the prices are very reasonable,and the menu is quite expansive.thursday curry night is a must,we will be back again.

My family and I used Lochwinnoch as a holiday base for a week and ate at the Three Churches on our first evening. We enjoyed the food so much we ate there twice more in the same week. We tried the curry night on the Thursday and between the four of us tried nine different meals over the course of our three visits. None of the meals let us down. The food was fantastic with great portions, the beer is very well-kept and the prices are very reasonable. All of the staff, including our waitress, were very friendly and helpful too. I would recommend the Three Churches to anybody close to Lochwinnoch.

I had lunch at the Three Churches Inn during my visit to Lochwinnoch. The staff were very friendly and the sandwich excellent.

Went for dinner as new kitchen was being installed. Pleasantly surprised. Usual pub grub, but it was freshly made. I had scampi and chips, both were crisply fried and not greasy. The staff were friendly. Sat out in the beer garden, which was nice. The inside area also seemed fine. Recommend it for plain and well cooked food.

We are getting a new kitchen. These words will probably strike at the heart of anyone who prefers home cooked food for most of the time. Essentially, apart from a barbecue, a halogen oven and a combi oven, we are stuck. Now, you might think that the combination I have just described would allow us to cook just about anything but we don't have enough surface or ventilation to use all of these at once. So what can we do? Well; I can cook simple meals; we can eat salads; I could always buy ready meals (I would sooner nail my scalp to a wall with my own teeth!). Or - we can go out for dinner. Pressures of the day were such that we could not travel far so we walked to The Three Churches. We got a warm welcome and bought some iffy (but popular in the U.K.) lager. - It was a hot day. My wife had trafitional scampi and chips. The portion was huge and cooked perfectly. I had an Aberdeen Angus burger. It was not quite from the furry boot counties but tasted great anyway. The accompaniments were basic and predictable but none the worse for that. I have to say that we will go back, lots of times, for some of the more imaginative items on their menu. Well done, chaps and chapesses. But, please, would you consider getting in at least one real ale -please, again?

Friendly service with good food. A la weekend local music every second weekend. No complaints Nice place to explore and enjoy

Tried this place once, seen it was under new management and had a spot of lunch. Basic menu serving standard pub dishes, meal was fairly quick getting served by helpful waitress. Other bar staff seemed abrupt. Would consider going back if passing through village, always forget its there.

Visited for lunch and the choice was good, well presented and helpful and pleasant staff. One small point - Muzak can be a bit loud but this was turned down when requested with no argument!

Three of us had dinner on sunday evening,first time in restaurant, great menu lots to choose from.Food was delicious, staff are really friendly and helpful.We will def be back and will recommend to family and friends. Nearly forgot! drinks were cheap too.

This place has a surprisingly good menu for what seems like a plain village pub from the outside. Special themed nights for different clientèle such as "Kids eat free" on Mondays, "Curry for a Fiver Night" on Thursdays, "Steak Night" on Fridays all make for an interesting offering. Lunchtime menu also has Chef's Specials to watch for and some special prices for lunch for two diners. Worth making the trip to Lochwinnoch for a change of scenery. Open every day for food, so a good option Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday when some other local hostelries have at least one day when the kitchen or whole place is closed.

4 of us went for lunch and were not disappointed. Does look like a pub from the outside but the dining area is nice and the staff were great. Good choice on the menu and the portions were huge and very very tasty. As some one else mentioned the chefs were kind enough to box up my mums sunday roast she was full up after the amazing brushetta. Geat value for money, friendly service and lovely food. We will def be back and will recommend to all out friends and family.

Got fed up with the deep fried menu at the hotel so thought we would check out this place. It didn't look like a family friendly place from the outside (looked like a pub) but it definitely was. Clean modern surroundings, plenty of choice on the menu and cheap beer! I had the mushroom stroganoff and it was delicious, other half had the scampi and even he was struggling to finish it (unheard of), steak pie was scorching hot and sooo tasty and the kids fish fingers was demolished quickly. The dessert choices were really good too. We won't be eating in our hotel again as its cheaper and nicer here. A nice wee find in Lochwinnoch :-D

had a lovely lunch , the waitress was very kind in fulfilling our wishes and even gave us a doggy bag to take home as we were so full after our starters we struggled to eat our main course.we had mixed combo for starter which was delicious and curry for main which was delicious. the staff even informed us about their thursday curry night which we will definately be trying out one night !!

I have eaten in here twice..and each time the food has been delicious...lovely staff, great service and non of this nouveau cuisine nonsense..I had a hamburger and chips and IT WAS ENOURMOUS and totally delish..cheap as chips for what you get..would recommend it as the best restaurant in the area as far as price and service.

What a nice little find. This used to be a bit of a dive, but it's changed a lot over the years - thankfully for the better. Now; top class food, friendly staff, good service and good value. We left full with rather more change than we anticipated. We will definitely be back.

We were regulars for a while in this Restaurant just after it opened a few years back, food was top class, but it had quite a limited menu I remember, excellent for the village though I thought, but it seemed to fall away a bit and don't know the reason for that. During this period the Restaurant clientele seemed to desert the place, and I thought at one stage that it might shut. We decided to try it again a couple of weeks back, as I love the beer that is on tap there. What a pleasant surprise!! The small menu had turned into a huge one, with two blackboards of specials to mull over. The meals we had were just fantastic, better than we remembered before. We stayed behind later to watch the live band that performed in the Restaurant/ Lounge area later on in the evening, and had a bit of banter with the locals. All in all a great evening. I hope the public continue to frequent this Restaurant as I think thats the key to its continued success. Hope the word gets out about the lovely fresh food and the wide range of choices. It deserves to succeed, and the village needs it.