The best restaurants in Bishopton, Bridge of Weir & Langbank Renfrewshire Glasgow and Surrounding

Very cozy. Great food. Mega drinks. No problem eating there with a dog.

We were out celebrating a friends birthday last sunday and delighted with the services we had. Ross made sure we were all treated like vips and can’t thank him enough for making the night so special. The food was amazing no complaints from our big party of 12 and weren’t waiting long for anything so chef Ryan and his team done fantastic. Thank you again for making the night so special. Agnes (chelsey’s granny)

This cafe is closed now. It is either up for sale, or already sold. I served superb food and staff were friendly and attentive; although the lower area was badly in need of a makeover.

Had a very disappointing evening. Lack of ambience and food average at best. People tried hard but needs s rethink

Living locally, I decided to visit this restaurant having been badly let down by another restaurant in the area (further down the hill at the coast of the Clyde). Wow what a difference, quality food in a relaxing atmosphere with top notch unobtrusive service. Keep up the good work.

Great place with views over the Clyde. Food was excellent and the staff very attentive. Would thoroughly recommend Coast.

Set order time and nearly 20 mins late

My friends and I went for a Christmas treat of afternoon tea. It was very disappointing and not worth £35 price tag. They charged £10 for a glass of buckfizz😲 Definitely not a five star experience 😒

Great food, really tasty and great portions. We got the following items: chicken balls, special fried rice, chicken satay, and sweet and sour shredded chicken, and it was all really good! The staff are so lovely too. Cash only. Take out only.

Lovely surroundings inside and out, although the restraunt could have been illuminated a wee bit brighter. The table arrangement was also good inthat most diners could see into the equestrian arena without much difficulty. The staff were very friendly, helpful and knowledgable about the menu items, and the seating was comfortable too. I was not aware of any background music playing inside the dining area, however there was music playing to those seated outside. The Italian themed menu was very much what you'd expect, and we soon placed our orders for drinks and food, which the server read back to us to ensure all was correct. 2 Half and half Pizza / Pasta dishes, 1 pizza dish and a trio of mini burgers was our table order. Not long before our food arrived, except...., 1 of the half and half meals was wrong, and the Pizza dish had been 'misplaced', so 2 of our table of 4 had food to eat and 2 had to wait..... about 5 minutes or so later the wrong half and half order was corrected, with the pizza dish still to be completed and served, so a bowl of chips was provided to 'entertain' that member of out table while they waited 'just 5 minutes' as we weretold, for their food. Half a pizza was then also deliverd to the table about 5 minutes later - where did that come from???? Then a complete pizza arrived about another 10 minutes later, by which time the other 3 at our table had nearly finshed eating, if it wasn't for the fact that the crust of the pizzas was so nice and crispy that the knives provided could only cut the crust with multiple attempts of 'sawing' at the crust - not what you want to do when dining out. I can understand a wee bit why people carry their own knives after this experince. The 'lost pizza' had by now arrived and we continued our delayed and uncomfortable dining - as one of our group tried to 'catch up'. 'The late Pizza will not be charged to your bill' our server informed us, as we were all clear that the error in our order took place in the kitchen. So our friend had one and a half pizzas plus a bowl of chips, and they had been proovided with a sharp knife to cut their pizza crust. I think we would would all have been much happier if we had the correct food served up all at the same time. Although the overall 'dining experience' of this evening was bordering on 'acceptable' the lack of background music to drown the loud guy at the next table would have been a vast improvement, as would us receiving the correct ordered food - served all at the same time. My experience of the evening was - 'Frankie and Benny's' with tables instead of booths - and without the music to drown out other tables conversations. Would I return? - I would go to 'Coast' in nearby Langbank which has a wider range of food and, in my opinion, better views to look out onto.

We've eaten at No 19 before and the meal this time was just as enjoyable. At the time of our visit the menu was limited due to problems caused by Covid but there were still plenty of options to choose from the food was high quality as before.

Fantastic afternoon tea. Scott was very attentive and good fun. The food was lovely and in particular the scones by Louise were outstanding. Lovely afternoon. Thank you.

Place is a nightmare. Phoned twice to try and book a table got told will be back in a minute then left on the line for over 15 minutes before leaving it. Was concerned with the individual who decided to pick the phone up and begin to heavily breathe down the line. Turned up was only three chairs at a table meant for four. Wasn't made aware that there was a limited menu. Place is a bit of a mess with a food area essentially attached to a pub with a DJ trying to make it some weird nightclub vibe. If you want to go for a pint aye ok but avoid for anything. Absolute disaster.

Salt and pepper chips rotten pepper thrown over the top of chips curry sauce rotten also the chicken balls were ok loads of salt on them to much

Lovely little place, coffee was spot on I ordered a decaf cappuccino no chocolate and it came perfect. Latte in a tumbler, very continental. Smoothies looked lovely as did the focacciia and bagel sandwiches with lots of fresh colourful salad Friendly staff