Wishing Well in East Renfrewshire

Fantastic place for breakfast! So welcoming and accommodating different diets! Best service best food best hostess! Best prices!❤️❤️

We hadn’t booked on a clearly busy lunch service, but we were welcomed! Book if you would like afternoon tea. I had a baked potatoes with coronation chicken. It was freshly made to order and served with fresh salad. Choice of tea. Has a lovely cake display but we didn’t partake. It wasn’t fully seated when we arrived but a steady stream of customers then arrived. Staff were friendly and welcoming and kept very busy! Lovely local business, definitely be back!

We hadn’t been to The Wishing Well for years and wanted to remind ourselves of a pleasant place to have tea. Unfortunately not one we can recommend any more. Overpriced and underwhelmed.

Great location to start with, plenty parking and a park right opposite the business which is great for kids or dog walkers alike. Very atmospheric and quite busy, this is always a good sign of a great business. I had a toaster and a coffee, staff were very attentive and genuine. Service was quick and the food was hot and the fresh coffee was lovely. Would definitely come back, I’m not sure what some of the negative responses are all about, maybe competitors trying to slate another business? But in all honesty you won’t be disappointed.

Fantastic food and coffee ! This is a hidden gem and a great place for catching up with friends etc . Cosy little place in Eaglesham

If I had read some of the reviews before we went I might not have tried this lovely tearoom. It is clean, spacious and the service is very good. The food is excellent. So far, we’ve had only coffee/cake/scone but next time - lunch!

Visited the wishing well for lunch, it was quite busy when we arrived but we had booked so no problem getting a table. The staff are very friendly and the ambience is quiet and relaxing. The menu has a reasonable number of dishes to choose from but the cost of the food is excessive compared to other restaurants/ coffee shops we have visited. The carpet is very faded and is in need of replacement. The other strange rule is you must spend a minimum of £15 before you can pay by card, and you can not leave a tip for the staff by adding it to the bill when paying by card, in this day and age of a cashless society, when the majority of people do not carry cash this situation is not very satisfactory and can be very inconvenient. The scones were good and the coffee is nice.

Visited for the first time a few days ago and was a bit shocked at the prices but the place was relatively busy but free tables available. Hated the sign on the door and on walls ( just in case you missed it coming in!) re unable to accept card payments for anything under £15. £13.90 for two scones with butter and jam, a latte and a cappuccino I thought was a bit too much as the coffee’s, I felt, we’re not that strong and really my latte was like drinking hot milk with touch of coffee flavour. Waitress was very pleasant and attentive. I will not be putting this place on my revisits list.

Eaglesham is a lovely place to go and The Wishing Well is all you would hope for. The staff are lovely and the food is great. I come as often as possible as it is only about 20 minutes from where I live. There is parking right outside or close by and there are only a couple of steps from the street level,

Thoroughly enjoyed our afternoon toasties and tea/coffee. No problems with the quality of the food or the staff, they were young and very courteous. Toasties were served on a salad base which was a nice addition. Will be going back, but maybe by then they might have thought about adding some light background music, as if it's quiet, as it was when we were there, the ambience was slightly lacking as everyone seemed to be talking in a very hushed way.

Now I know everyone says this on here but I really don’t like to leave bad reviews and this is a first. I would like to apologise to the staff there as I was quite brusque when I got the bill today and I know it’s not their fault. However the manager or owner or whoever sets the prices here should be ashamed- I paid £10.65 for a very average and small baked potato. Shocking price! What’s more I was charged £1.50 for the extra cheese which amounted to a tablespoon at most. I will not be returning here and unless you have cash to flash I would strongly recommend going elsewhere.

Visited today having booked a table for 2/30, thinking I had booked for afternoon tea. Was very busy when I arrived with 1 member of staff waiting the tables. When the order eventually got taken I ordered afternoon tea for 2. A couple of minutes later the waiter arrived back asking if I had pre booked afternoon tea. I told him when I booked the table it would be for afternoon tea. He said he had no record of this and as such there wasn’t enough scones and therefore they couldn’t serve it. I then re ordered a baked potato with prawns, he then returns 2 mins later to say there was no potatoes or prawns. I then settled for a bang average toastie ! There was also no milk or no cakes left either. By all means go here if your willing to accept whatever is left on the menu but if not avoid this place at all costs. Have given this establishment custom for many years and I’m very disappointed. Will not be back

Lovely, quaint tearoom. Brought back memories from being there many moons ago. The food was nice but rather expensive for what you get. Soup was delicious but toasties disappointing. I would certainly return with my elderly mother. Most customers are of a certain vintage so it can be rather noisy in such a small space! We were served by a young lady with long auburn hair and a young man. Both were extremely pleasant and helpful. The other young lady with the long dark hair wasn't the best. I ended up with most of my soup outside the bowl when she literally threw it at me. I must commend the good staff members. I also noted that the staff are immaculately turned out. Will return and happy to recommend

Lovely service and ambience. Food options for vegetarians are limited to cheese so no hope if you're a vegan. Had an overpriced cheese toastie which came with a small sad looking bit of salad. Tasted fine but disappointing, and it seems hard to go wrong with a toastie!

staff despite being very busy were helpful , professional and smiling quality of food and beverages very high and prices very competitive

We visited this tea room today. The smell of overused cooking oil was bad together with the smell of fish. We both had a toastie. They were terrible. Limp salad accompanied the toastie. First and last time I will be in this overpriced wee place.

Yummy lunch deal of breaded haddock, chips & salad garnish, followed by warm fruit scones with butter & jam, all washed down with pot of tea. Beautifully cooked fish, great scones, friendly, attentive staff in pretty olde- worlde restaurant. Great dining experience, no hesitation in giving 5 stars

We visited The Wishing Well on Sunday 25th July 2021 and the staff were fantastic. Our waitress had such a lovely, polite manner and service could not be faulted. We had 3 x lunches and drinks - panninis all freshly prepared and accompanied by a fresh, dressed salad. Delicious coffee to follow. Beautiful garden - a look at the wishing well itself is a must! Wonderful visit, service and food.

Our family lunch on 2 July was an excellent all round experience. Service was outstanding - fast & friendly - food & beverages freshly made and, best of all in these changed times, we felt safe throughout thanks to exemplary COVID safety measures: sanitizer on entry, staff masked, menus under glass, tables clean & well spaced, condiments portioned individually. A pleasure to visit.

We have returned to this tearoom after the lock down - the menu is great - best scones ever - socially distanced tables and staff who are welcoming, pleasant and efficient!

Lovely brunch at the Wishing Well, delicious food and first class service. Definitely worth a visit, we will be back soon. Thank you.

Soups was hot and delicious However a restaurant serving basically bread dishes and baked potatoes as a main course on a Sunday had no potatoes left!! 4 of us were then forced to take a bread and filling for Sunday lunch Croisants were hard and tasted not very nice Brie filling was inedible and far too thick Cheese had solidified in cheese and pineapple toastie and slid out of sides in lumps Looked dreadful and did not taste great I did ask if it had been freshly made Looked as if it had been lying in kitchen Tea and coffee were hot and good Overpriced and will not be back there again

Excellent service and cosy place with a fire. Tasty soup and sandwiches however the scones were out of this world! Will be back soon.

I take my elderly mother out each Sundfay and have done so in the four years sincy my father died. We came across this beautifully quaint tea ropom in Eaglesham. We recieved a lovely smiling welcome from the chap I took to be the proprieter and enjoyed excellent service provided an extremeluy polite and professional waitress. The scones were exquisite and the tea served in china cups :-) Very friendly prices to round off an enjoyably visit. We will be back :-)

Visited for a birthday lunch and left disappointed. The service was very slow and when we ask for cakes we were told it would take 15 minutes, even though the cake display was next to us. A very cold day but, sat chilled to the bone sitting inside the restaurant which also made for a unpleasant experience. Baked potatoes were >£8 so expected better service and a bit of heating.

I came here after being early for a job and needed some food. What a wonderful find. Good chat, friendly atmosphere, tasty food and good coffee. Very pleased all round. I will be back with company next time.

A good lunch was ruined by the service, which frankly was dreadful. The tearoom was certainly by no means full so no excuse for the lack of attention from the staff. We enjoyed our two-course lunch but once we had finished our main course we were completely ignored whilst the waitress chatted to a couple she obviously knew for something like fifteen minutes. Totally unacceptable - we would have taken coffee and scones / cakes to finish but by the time we were approached by the waitress it was too late. We will not be back

With a warm welcome, and an extensive lunch menu, this is an ideal venue for a variety of social occasions, in our case a group of friends from the past. With no intrusive music and well separated tables,conversation so often difficult in restaurants today was easy, and each course of the meal, which involved coordinating many requirements arrived with precision. There were interesting dishes such as croissant with bacon and brie, and rolls which came warm with plenty of butter. The meringue as a dessert was memorable, as I recall from years ago. One caution however, the portions were large, the plates full and it was difficult to complete a full three course meal.

Lovely place in the heart of Eaglesham village. Very impressive menu for a small tearoom. Great food freshly made. And very friendly service

The tearoom was quite busy when we arrived but Sam the waiter managed to get us a table.We went for the tuna mayonnaise sandwich served with crisps on the side, and tea and coffee.If visiting a tearoom you must have cakes!We went for a fruit scone and a date loaf, both excellent.The wishing well is renowned for it’s scones.Some area’s for improvement.Not keen on the milk jugs sitting on the tables, milk can-start to turn quickly, especially in warm weather,would be better to bring a small jug of milk out for each new table sitting, as is the norm for other tea rooms.Toilets do not have paper towels (have paper towel holder but mostly always empty)or hot hand drier, cotton towel that is nearly always wet and probably full of germs from the use by multiple customers, very unhygienic for a place serving food.Menu on the pricey side for what you get in comparison to similar establishments.Good points.Friendly waiting staff.Home baking.You get a refill for your coffee.

Having been to the wishing well a number of times over the last 20 odd years my husband and I came in for lunch. When we came in we noted that although very dated it was clean and tidy. On sitting at a table we noted that the milk was sitting out in small milk jugs which isn’t ideal in this heat however we went with it. We ordered afternoon tea for two at £11 per head. A short time after ordering the young man advised us that due to it being a busy day there were no scones left for the afternoon tea. We did think this was strange as afternoon tea starts from 2.30 pm and this was 2.36 pm. Anyway he said we could get pancakes and empire biscuits instead. We received one pot of tea between two and was advised that if we needed more hot water to tip up the tea to just ask. The afternoon tea came with three tiny finger sandwiches each, one tiny thin pancake each, one empire biscuit each and a smallMeringue each. The top plate had butter, cream and jam. To say we were hugely disappointed was an understatement. For £11 per head we would have expected way more than that. Needless to say we finished what we had and took our empire biscuits home so we could have another cup of tea as the teapot was empty. We both agreed also that they were the worst empire biscuits we have ever eaten (and we are both lovers of empire biscuits so have tried a lot). The biscuit was tasteless as was the jam and the icing sickly. Really disappointed in our visit and won’t be back. Maybe the sandwiches are better but seriously avoid the afternoon tea.

Mum and I went in for some lunch she had soup then open sandwiches. I had prawn cocktail then a prawn croissant..fantastic.

Decided to visit the wishing Well for Lunch. As it was a bank holiday I phoned ahead and was greeted by a polite and cheery member of staff who advised it would be worth while reserving a table.

Visited with a friend for lunch. Good food, delicious cakes. Friendly and efficient service. Value for money.

Nice place was quite busy when we arrived, got our food before our drinks, was quite busy though nice stop before hitting the road to home! Friendly staff...

I regularly go here with a friend for a light lunch but today I went just for a coffee and also a fresh cheese scone straight out of the oven.

My brother in law and his wife are regular customers and love it. We often go with them and have a really nice lunch.

My wife and I had lunch one afternoon on our way back to Glasgow We had soup and a roll and I had a Paninni and Scottish Chedder Cheese and a pot of tea . I found the food delicious and so was the soup.

I visited recently so i could have an afternoon catchup with a pal over coffee. The place is dull and dingy with a carpet that must have been around during WW2! The place has no atmosphere, there is no background music so everyone can hear eqch others conversations! The filled rolls were ok but poor quality sausages and bacon and the coffee basic. I couldnt recommend this place to anyone under the age of 50!

Visited here last weekend for afternoon tea and lunch for 4. When you walk in, you feel like you’ve been transported back several decades; I wouldn’t describe it as quaint but old fashioned and grubby. The brown carpet is in dire need to replacement, as are the toilet facilities. 2 of us ordered the broccoli soup which resembled bowls of vomit and didn’t taste much better. My sister ordered a simple cheese toastie and the cheese had the consistency of scrambled eggs as if it had been melted and reformed several times maybe? Now on to the main reason for going here, a conveniently located afternoon tea. I was willing to pay £11 per person, expecting the experience would meet a reasonable standard. It didn’t. The £11 is for 1 sandwich, 1 scone, 2 cakes and 1 cup of tea, I think we can agree all round that’s quite a disappointment. I noticed the average age of customers was around 75, so the place is perhaps surviving from locals memories of it as a good place to gather?

We stayed at a nearby hotel and popped out for morning walk. Had no idea there was a tea shop in the next street. We dropped in as it looked (and was) inviting. Greeted by a friendly lady we were soon seated and tucking into gorgeously light and tasty fruit scones, butter and jam. We had a pot of decaf tea and a refillable filter coffee. The tea shop was relaxing and soon started to get busy. The place was spotlessly clean with plenty of tables and an extensive fairly priced menu. There is an invitation to look over the rear garden but we didn’t have time. We hope to visit again. Really super and unexpected find. Must check Trip Advisor more frequently.

Beautiful tearoom well worth a visit .The food was delicious and piping hot .Great selection to choose from .The staff were very friendly and efficient making my sister and I very welcome .Very good value for money would definitely recommend

Had lunch in this busy cafe. Good selection of sandwiches, soups and baking. Were not rushed. Plenty of on street parking.

The Wishing Well Tearooms is a delightful place to have a meal or great place for cake. The staff are genuinely nice and pleased to help you. The food fresh and tasty.

dont remember a time when a "Wishing Well " was not in eaglesham. have had coffees scones etc there over many many years. and never been less than pleased !! So, due to an upsurge in reputation recently , decided to give it a try for a full lunch earlier this week !! SO this is a bad news /good news review the lunch was not bad, but not really all that good !!! we were all a bit disappointed to be honest !! GOOD hews ?the day by day fare going out to other customers ( place was still packed ) still looked as good as always, and certainly looked to warrant the good reports the Wishing Well is getting ! so i feel that it was wrong meal in a place which ,in my view should really stick a bit closer to what it does to absolute perfection we will certainly go back to what certainly rates as one of the best coffeeshops around

Can't see past this tearoom for their excellent scones. When they were served this time cream was swirled and I instantly thought it was squirty cream but how wrong could I have been it was the same delicious cream to go along with delicious jam and yummy homemade scones. I think you will realise from this review and other reviews of mine that I love the cream scones. Next visit will be soon.

Another visit here last week with my hubby to have one of the homemade fruit scones with homemade jam and cream - only one word to describe - YUMMY. The scones are quite expensive but to be honest one between two people is more than enough especially with a good topping of jam and cream. Pleasant coffee. We say in the Conservatory this time which was nice and I can imagine in the summer would be even nicer. Looking forward to our next visit.

We are still going back after 60 years.6 years after writing my last report..there is nowhere else that makes such good cheese scones...anywhere. ...nobody can beat that. After a long time they at last do fried eggs and square sausage which is good. I cannot believe the last 3 comments below and using a comment like 'Brexit prices' is just meaningless .....

Having previously been very complementary of this place and been a return customer for a good number of years, I will not be back.

I have been visiting this tearoom for many years with my elderly mum . Today I knew it would be busy so went in to the tearoom to enquire if they had a table before I got my mum out of the car . I was informed the table in the corner was free so I told the two waiting staff that I would go and get my mum from the car . It took me a couple of minutes due to my mums’ disability but when I went in the table had people at it . When I said to the waitress , she said ‘oh dear’ and then proceeded to say there was a table in the conservatory which is too far for my mum . I told her I was disappointed that she had gave the table away , when I had informed her I would get my mum from the car . She answered she hadn’t heard me , which was untrue . Oh what’s happened wishing well ? I had good memories of a once friendly , courteous place where nothing was too much bother but old memories is what I will have as I will never return . Unless you smarten up your approach and improve customer care , the demise of this establishment is not far away !

I visited the tearoom this afternoon with my mum for a spot of lunch, however we were told that the cafe was “not for us” and refused service after being given the wrong order twice.

I was driving through Eaglesham and needed food, so searched for cafes in Eaglesham and this was the first on the list (It really was that complicated !). Old whitewashed house converted into cafe, street parking. Not wheelchair accessible as it is an old building with one step at front door. A traditional tearoom open 7 days and a Saturday evening. Tea served in a lovely white China tea pot (matching cup, saucer, side plate and milk jug), waiter in smart white shirt, black apron etc yet didn’t feel old fashioned. I had a baked potato (oven baked) with a simple side salad (French dressing). Fresh simple meal but well made. Very reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

Have visited this tearoom frequently for coffee however decided to go for lunch. Jacket potato and prawns over £8. Jacket potato and tuna over £7 so was expecting something quite special. Tbh I was disappointed. Average jacket potatoes accompanied by a fairly small portion of salad. Will probably return for coffee but not for lunch.

Popped in to The Wishing Well on a couple of occasions on our stay in Eaglesham. Friendly,attentive staff with plenty of home made treats on offer at very reasonable prices for a proper old fashioned morning (and afternoon) tea. Weather was so good that we were able to eat outside in the garden complete with Wishing Well! Grateful for the treacle scones which were ordered and supplied for our trip home south of the border to Northampton. Looking forward to a return visit in the very near future. Bruce and Parsons family.

Nice place for lunch though did feel slightly cramped not much of choice for children our lunch was great staff lovely and place clean

My wife and I called in for coffee and we had coffee, scones and cake, all home baked. Good friendly service and pleasant surroundings - we sat outside in the sun and thoroghly enjoyed our visit. We will certainly be back

We live near and come her for breakfast often. I’d recommend the French toast bacon and maple syrup.

A lovely little tea room doing lunches, breakfasts and afternoon teas. Very pleasant staff and on the menu there is a little story of the original tea room. A lovely idea the owners have is a wishing well in the garden and mention of fairies in residence which will intrigue the young children. We had soup and coffee and we will certainly return

Nice tearoom/coffee shop but no atmosphere. It's like bring in a library. Food is nice but a little overpriced for what it is. Cakes/scones are amazing. Staff very pleasant worth a visit if passing by.

Great high teas and afternoon teas! Old fashioned but definitely delightful! Our go to place for lunch when people visit!

I took my 13 year old niece here for her Easter treat. We had high tea for 2 and at £11 per person I thought that was a pretty decent price. Everything was fresh and yummy. My niece loved the ham sandwiches and was eyeing up a rather large meringue with cream to take home. I ordered 1 round of ham sandwiches and a cream meringue to take home. Ham sandwich was £3.75 and the meringue was £5.50 or vice versa im not sure as I asked the price of the cake and was told £3.75 but I can't quite believe that those little sandwiches with 4 crisps on the side were over £5 our afternoon was most enjoyable but the extras I ordered to take home were in my opinion overpriced.

Having previously been to the wishing well and enjoyed a pleasant lunch with my family, we were extremely disappointed when we arrived on Tuesday 6th March.

I have had two visits to this lovely wee tearoom recently. The first visit with my hubby when we had coffee and a lovely hot fresh homemade scone with jam and cream and the second visit with a friend when we had a lovely bowl of homemade soup and I think a homemade roll. We finished this with a scone with jam which although nice wasn't quite as good as the first one.

We decided to stop for a light snack. Cozy atmosphere on a bitterly cold day. Scones fabulous, and my daughter said that the pancakes were great too.

We stopped in at the Wishing Well today.

We went there on a Sunday morning for breakfast. It is a lovely cafe and food is delicious and portion size generous. It is not cheap but overall a good experience.

I must have driven past here 50 times and never stopped to go in. Lovely staff, great food selection and I love the sound of high tea on Saturday's. I had a baked potato, all of our food was good quality and big portions. The cakes were also amazing. I'll be back, absolutely worth a visit

We eat lunch here as a family every few weeks. I keep thinking that I will try something other than...

Decidir sobre un lugar cercano para un almuerzo aniversario cogimos el corto viaje al pueblo de eaglesham y a este lugar encantador. Habíamos estado allí en ocasiones anteriores y esta vez nos recibieron cálidamente por un amable personal. Buena variedad en el menú del almuerzo,...

Muy pintoresca cafetería con gran variedad de opciones de menú almuerzo - suprema de pollo panini muy sabroso - una buena selección de tartas con café (gran merengues! )

Hemos aprobado esta tetería muchas veces y siempre han sido prometedores nosotros a bajar en y ver lo que ofrece. Y no nos decepcionó cuando finalmente cayó en un almuerzo tardío. A través del conservatorio mirando al jardín había un menú interesante, excelente servicio amable...

Cayó en domingo. Lugar agradable wee parece ocupado, sólo el desastre en la cafetería windfarm para competir con. Tanto los precios/así que no una gran cantidad de té para su comida suficiente. El personal era servicial y atento. Creo que podría ofrecer mejor relación calidad-precio en el menú bastante básico

Éramos un grupo generacional de 8 cuatro para el té de la tarde en la Madre! S día.

Éramos un grupo grande de 7, habiendo una mezcla de desayuno y almuerzo mañana. Creo que entre nosotros probamos la mitad del menú. Todo estaba delicioso. Todo el personal era encantador, y nos cuidaron muy bien. Sin duda volveremos cuando esté en la zona.

A lovely place to have a civilised afternoon tea what a treat ! Staff are charming sandwiches so fresh and delicious and the scones were lovely too . Delightful !

A nice old fashioned wee tearoom. Ordered soup which was nice but for £4 odd I'd have hoped for a bigger bowl. Service was fine, but didn't really appreciate being asked if I wanted my change when I paid the bill.

Stoped for a snack , minestrone was cold and bland tea cup was not clean , milk jug on table was dirty with floaters in it not the best

I have been visiting this establishment for a good few years now. The savoury and sweet stuff is amazing, the kitchen staff work so hard which is clear to see. The service from the kitchen is excellent and contrary to some reviewers, who I feel have been a bit unfair re the decor, carpets etc....which I feel is fitting with with the ambience of the place. Why would you start hoovering carpets when people were eating in the middle of the day ?! However, I think lately the hard work in the kitchen does not transfer well from the current waiting staff unfortunately. The young girls...perhaps students.... Who worked there before were very polite and courteous but the male waiter who served us on this occasion, who was previously nice appeared unhappy and made us feel like a nuisance. From a business point of view I feel the excellent work of the owner/kitchen staff is unfortunately not conveyed to the shop floor. Disappointed on this occasion.

If you take the time to come off the M77 and come this wonderful tea-room in a beautiful village it will be time well spent. My 91 year old mother and I were given a warm welcome by all staff and felt completely at home. The tea and scone were delicious. Other diners had opted for an afternoon tea package and this is on our wishlist for our next visit. In addition to an excellent tearoom, all customers are welcome to walk through the garden which leads you to the eponymous Wishing Well - the perfect end to such an enjoyable experience.

I have been visiting the Wishing Well for over 30 years and never been disappointed. It has changed hands over the years but never changed the quality of food or service. An excellent venue for coffee and cake or for a delicious lunch. Everything is fresh and of the highest quality and all served with a smile.

Set in the heart of a nice leafy conservation village this cafe takes you back in time with its old fashioned setting, lovely fresh baking and very friendly staff. Opposite is a nice big park for a lovely stroll with views of rolling hills and country side.

The Wishing Well TearoomVery antiquated style Tearoom which suited the age of the clientele.The place is a buzz of chatting customers.However As I sit on my own and take the ambience all in ... Old fashioned would be an understatement. There is a carpet possibly to give a homely feel/look is littered with crumbs - this obviously isn't on the important list! For me it totally dates the place and doesn't work.This is in a prime location and should be kept in with the times not staying stationary! Coffee is good - unfortunately they were out of plain/fruit scones ... @ 15.00Whatever happened to afternoon tea & scones?Empire biscuit was tastelessMenu for all was acceptable however prices leaned towards expensive.This place has seen better days.Somehow the outside, my main reason for stopping, promised so much and I so wanted my experience to be good but this simply didn't materialise.

I love the wishing well. The food is fantastic and the service always excellent. The cakes are just too tempting. Best to book in advance if wanting a larger table

Had a beautiful high 'tea on Saturday evening at this quaint tea room !! Well I call it a tea room but feel it's more than that I also had a beautiful lunch there the week Before the food is quality home cooking style and cakes and scones to die for my husband and I had the high tea £12 each it was amazing value for money there is a section of mains you can opt for of you don't fancy the traditional fish I had the steak pie it was delicious and the portions are good !! to start with you have toast an preserves and followed by the main and finished up with. Cake selection and scones Hot out the oven best scones I've tasted in a long time and followed with tea or coffee an all for £12 a head I think this is fantastic and in a beautiful atmospheric cottage style tea room just added to the pleasure of our dining experience, the staff are super friendly and polite and efficient and the service was fast no waiting for ages for service !! Unfortunately never got the young waitresses name but she was so sweet and lovely nothing was a trouble to her and wishing well should feel blessed to have such a lovely member of staff working for them !! Anyway all I can say is I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a tasty lunch or cake platter and coffee early evening meal they don't sell alcohol wish they did but you can bring your own bottle there is. A £3 corkage fee so next time I'm taking my wine with me I had a lovely evening and I can't wait to return very soon !! So thank you wishing well for a lovely dinner and a lovely evening X

First time visiting the Wishing Well. Very quaint and relaxed tea room. Tea and food was lovely. Nice to be able to sit outside too. Staff friendly. We will be back. Thank you.

The food was nice at best but the carpet was disgusting. It looked like it hadn't been hovered in a while. Service was fine.

Wishing Well is an excellent place to visit either for breakfast, lunch or dinner, food is excellent, prices are great, service is wonderful. Recommend you eat here when you visit Eaglesham, Scotland.

Excellent ambience in a lovely old village steeped in history.Excellent service and good food.Would certainly recommend

Met up with a friend for afternoon tea at this cosy wee tearoom in Eaglesham. It was busy inside but we got a lovely table by the window. Our afternoon tea was lovely and great value for money; we couldn't eat all of the homemade cakes!!! Would recommend for a wee treat.

The Wishing well is a superb find great and varied menu all prepared freshly ,generous portions absolutely superb cannot be faulted highly recommend and open 7 days a week will be back without fail no problems with parking either .

Like stepping back in time. Wonderful home cooking served by kind and experienced staff.Lovely home made soups and it is very easy to be tempted to treat yourself to a scone or cake.Well worth a visit.

I have been coming to the wishing well with my mum for many years . We have always found it to be a lovely , friendly place with good food . My mum has dementia and I have to compliment the staff for the way that they are always so nice to her , for which I am very appreciative. Today I visited with her and one of her friends from the day centre they attend . Both of them had a lovely time , enjoying the cake and coffee , but most of all the quaintness and ambience of this remarkable place . We will be returning very soon.

Visited for afternoon tea on a miserable wet/ hail-stoning afternoon. The atmosphere was very welcoming and cosy. We had afternoon tea for 2 adults. There was a choice of sandwich filling, freshly baked scone and 2 cakes each with tea / coffee for only £10. The waitress was very helpful and the food delicious.

Nice setting and friendly staff, but tomato, beans, scrambled egg, 1 poor quality sausage and a bit of bacon did not make for an impressive breakfast. Tea and toast were included, but I thought the breakfast could have been heartier.

I have visited The Wishing Well since the 1970's, under several different owners and have had some experiences which were better than others.......however, my Daughter and I treated our two lovely neighbours to Afternoon Tea last Saturday to celebrate their Diamond Anniversary and it was just splendid!Freshly made and we'll filled sandwiches....warm scones...soft butter and thick raspberry jam......followed by delicious meringues.....we cleared the plates!We had to pay an extra £4:40....but that covered two extra pots of tea and an additional pot of coffee.Great value at £10 each.......highly recommended!

We go to the Wishing Well when we fancy a treat for breakfast. The food is always freshly prepared and very tasty. You also couldn't ask for more friendly and helpful staff. If your in the area make it a must visit!

This place is the usual pit stop after a weekend cycle, it's an extremely popular place which is no great surprise. Surprised it's not full of more cyclist filling their face with the excellent cake and coffee on offer. Never been here in the evening but the breakfast and sandwich menu during the day are great. If your passing through Eaglesham then you must drop in and put on some weight! Friendly staff and a nice area at the back or in the conservatory when the weathers fine.

Love this place and the food. The menu caters to all tastes but the charm of the decor and homely atmosphere contributes to a lovely experience.The cakes are lovely and hard to choose which to have so just go ahead and have the tea and cake option each.

Visited this quaint place when I was vising Glasgow, a drive well worth taking to Eaglesham. A lovely little village with this beautiful tea room. The staff in the wishing well were kind, helpful and exteremley welcoming. Deciding upon the steak pie that sounded delicious on the menu I was definatley not dissapointed! 5 star food and a lasting memory of the great time I had on my holiday. I would recommend this to all types and ages and for people looking for a good time and a very pleasant afternoon or evening.

Hadnt been for years but family from out of town had fond memories and wanted to go.Nowadays there's so much choice of bright modern places.It was okay but I wont be in a hurry to go back. Perhaps the miserable dull day didn't help.Menu was a bit limited and old fashioned and more than average prices for a less than average portion.