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Popped in on a Saturday night over the Easter weekend for a last minute dinner with a friend. In spite of it clearly having been an incredibly busy day, the staff were excellent - friendly, professional and helpful. The food was also excellent. A great experience overall 10/10.

came in for a wee drink this evening and the vibe was unmatched! ava and aisleen were great and the drinks were even better … recommend to a friend if you’re looking for spot on Ashton lane.

Used to really like it here but its gone down hill. The female bar tender yesterday was horrific, it felt as if she was doing us a favour by serving us, that was after she finally put her phone dkwn to acknowledge our very existance. I won't bother to burden the establishment with my custom again.

Fantastic food in this place used to live in the area but still eat from here now & again as can't stay away :) Best curry sauce in Glasgow!

Fantastic service. Would definitely recommend 😊

pretty above average good 7/10 casey

Great food, absolutely no complaints there. Can take longer on busy days but it is expected. Decent customer service, not had any problems. This is a go to takeaway 👍

Very disappointing experience. They binned my bubble tee from another store without my permission upon arrival. The staff don’t know how to smile. The food is below average and the premises are extremely outdated and disgusting. The toilet is revolting.

Lovely friendly staff very welcome reception

fast delivery plus the mian special deal is great value for money

Overpriced and Service was very poor and staff were defensive and told us it was our problem because the food was taking a while.

We had the chateaubriand for sharing it was outstanding we enjoyed every mouthful delicious. The service was excellent the staff were all lovely and very attentive at a perfect level.

service and staff attitude is poor at best. not a smile, not a welcoming word, not a thank you, not even looking at you in the eye. Coffee is expensive (£2.5 for an espresso) but tastes good space is small and noisy, but clean.

Booked via 5pm for afternoon tea, one of the first slots for 12 noon on a Saturday. On arrival, had entered from the Great Western Road side, directly into “The Terrace” entrance, the place was deserted, not a single person there/within the bar area to greet us. We had to walk down to the main hotel entrance to speak with reception. We were then taken back to The Terrace to be seated, our table was prepared and ready for us. First impressions, not a great start. The Terrace looks like it had recently gone through a return shortly before being sold by the Hilton so is nice, although the furniture is sparse and doesn’t give that same feeling of a higher end experience. The server, apologies, can’t remember his name but a young boy, very polite and attentive, it’s good to see the younger generation holding a job like this and having a bit of passion. All of the cake selection was very good aswell as the sandwich collection, for the money I’d expected a couple more sandwiches. Great coffee. Would return, however, didn’t think it was worth the £35 price tag, this puts it in direct competition with The Dilmah at the Hilton in Glasgow which is far superior. Atmosphere is why really let this down, maybe the section of part of the terrace specifically for afternoon tea to try and build a bit of atmosphere.

Met up with a bunch of friends here on a Monday afternoon. Great place, plenty of seating areas and great service from the bar staff. Didn't try the food as we were only there for a few drinks and a catch up. Recommended.