The best restaurants in Inverclyde Glasgow and Surrounding

This bakery is the best shop in the area , hence the reason it is queued out every day . The steak pies are unbeatable as are the scotch pies. The shortbread is fantastic . Such a bonus in our little village

My partner says this was one of the best pizzas he’s had in a long time and he has very high standards & eats a lot of pizza! They were the only place in the area open on Bank holiday Sunday, luckily we didn’t have to book, but it was obvious this place is popular and for good reason! Had 2 delicious pizzas, didn’t take long, service was friendly, menu was varied plus you can make your own pizza if none of the options suit you.

An excellent café serving great food and coffees, we popped in for a bite having walked from Greenock Cruise Port where our ship was docked. This café is well worth a visit if you're visiting the area.

Very friendly cafe . Lovely staff. I ordered the special .. french toast croissant with fruit and cream, it was beautiful Coffee was good Would definitely eat here again

Servers are welcoming and attentive but not overly. Menu has plenty of choice and explains the necessary allergy advice by way of colour coding.

It’s really unfortunate to experience such poor treatment from the owner of this takeaway. I gave honest feedback about the food quantity, but instead of handling it professionally, the owner argued with me and said, “Don’t teach me.” That’s not how a customer should be treated. No one expects perfection, but basic courtesy and respect are the least anyone deserves. To be honest, I now question the 4.6 rating based on my experience, it doesn’t seem genuine. In the food industry, the owner is expected to treat customers like guests, even like god, as we say in our culture. I hope the owner takes this seriously and reflects on how to improve both attitude and customer service moving forward.

My go to place since it opened best take away in Inverclyde

We had a lovely meal here. Very reasonable prices and fresh produce. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly. Only criticism would be the lack of beer on tap.

Came to see a show with friends. We had a nice pre theatre meal beforehand but the restaurant felt very warm. The theatre is upstairs. The stairs are difficult to traverse - the carpet feels thick and spongy and I witnessed an older lady almost falling as we were leaving. The show was great but the theatre was hotter than the gates of hell. Apparently the manager had turned the temperature down to 22°! The recommended temperature for your home is between 19° and 21°. The theatre was packed so the combination of 22° combined with lots of hot bodies probably pushed the temperature up again. It felt unbearable. I totally understand that they don't want guests to feel cold but turning the heating right down and reacting if people complain it's cold would be more sensible. It kind of puts me off going again because no-one wants to exit feeling like a sweaty mess.

Disappointing. Food was not great. Ordered sourdough bread to share and it was still frozen. Vegetable Fajitas came with tiny dishes of cheese and avocado and no side dish to put it together. Partners steak was tiny with oven chips and no vegetables at £24. ! Long wait for food. Staff seemed overwhelmed.

Having just missed a boat to Rothesay we initially took our place in the queue of cars for the next one and walked across the street to McCaskie’s for something to eat. Thinking we had time to sit in for a snack we each ordered some food and a small glass of white wine (£3.90 per glass). The menu has a good choice and I selected the Roast chicken BLT (£11) and my wife opted for a Cajun Wrap (£12). Unfortunately the food took a bit longer to prepare than we’d expected and not long after it had arrived we had to ask a member of staff if it could be boxed-up to go. This wasn’t an issue and on finishing our wine and paying we departed back to the ferry queue armed with our take-away! It seemed a straight-forward process so perhaps we weren’t the first customers to be caught short of time. The café looked bright and clean and we briefly had a nice view of the Wemyss Bay railway station out the window prior to departure. Whilst sitting in our car waiting to board we enjoyed the food - the chicken being particularly tender and the other ingredients being good quality and tasty too. It was possibly an expensive takeaway in the circumstances but thankfully worth it.

Nice environment with home cooked food. Points off for soft doughy rolls served half of which I trimmed off and length of time from sitting down to actually getting my coffee which was nice. Also no wi-fi

Best takeaway in Greenock. You have definitely got to try here.

Brilliant place to get lunch/breakfast in Greenock! Staff are lovely, food is great, and very reasonably priced. We got vegetarian breakfasts, which were perfectly done. Highly recommended