The best restaurants in Johnstone North, Kilbarchan & Lochwinnoch Renfrewshire Glasgow and Surrounding

Excellent pizzas. Great experience. Although chips were a bit oily and soggy! But the pizzas were delicious

What to say about the Junction...good food, service location. The ambience though? Great if you're a local. Otherwise it's like being almost politely tolerated in a private club. Why? Victim of their success. No competition and most tables booked by 10.30. Because they can. Shame. Didn't used to feel like that.

Been far too long away from this delightful place owing to mobility problems but managed a lunch yesterday. Can this place actually improve? I would say “no since you can’t fix perfection” but the Junction defies the rules with SWAGGER!! David, as all the clientele know, has swagger in superabundance….but Jo and lvan also must be credited for their curiously consistent consummate culinary cooking skills!! For lentil soup and goat’s cheese salad like you will never never find anywhere else do give it a go: soon.

Absolutely the worst meal we have had used to use this Chinese regularly haven't for some time decided to try again wish we hadn't onions raw curry dry chips undercooked utterly disappointed.

We had been wanting to visit here for a while as we had heard good things, we ordered on the app but many things seemed out of stock? We ordered a large pizza supper yo share, we arrived at the time we were told to collect but it wasn't ready, we had to wait another 10 mins. Staff were very warm and friendly, the portions were quite big but still seemed a little overpriced compared to other chippys. The pizza supper was nice although it was definitely an oven baked pizza as there was no crunch to it? Everything was a bit oily for my liking but still quite tatsy. Might try again but certainly not the best I've had!

Nothing wrong with the coffee, my issue is with the music blaring out (The music is dreadful too) Please turn it down….😵‍💫

Nicely appointed bar and lounge - the latter used, on this occasion, to host the monthly open mic session.

A really good, traditional village pub, more like you’d get in *whispers* England that the west of Scotland. Three real ales were on when I visited, with one finishing and another pulled right through. The beer garden looked incredible, but as it was a chilly March evening we opted to stay inside and enjoy the heat from the real fire. Children welcome in the bar till 20:00 which is very handy. Can’t wait to return.

Went today ordered 2 soups lentil apparently watered down to the max edible with the help of a lot of salt and pepper followed by the steak pie and the surf and turf both were tasteless but the surf and turf was horrendous 🤢 steak was nothing but fat and the turf was obv frozen cheap breaded bits of god knows what as it tasted only of fat charcoal and deep fried breadcrumbs disgrace of a meal and just to add to my pleasure got the bill of £54 avoid at all costs much better options out there!

Pizzas were fine. Loaded fries were uncooked.

Returned to the Wee Café, only to find that it has now closed down. Very disappointed, as on previous visits it was very nice, always busy, and the food was good and reasonably priced.

LOVELY COUNTRY SIDE BUS JOURNEY OUTSIDE THE CITY,NICE BARSTAFF+CLIENTELE,PRICES REASONABLE 👍

Great food at decent price Get your delivery time in order...that is all

My takeaway was late and I had to reorder and when I got it, which was chips and chicken nuggets I found the chicken nuggets had Garlic in them and the chips were a bit soggy and cold. Will not return. Felt cheated this time around.

Bought fish supper and sausage supper Everything tasted as if it was lying for ages waste of money. Really should have taken it back